No more silos. Shared memory, shared skills, shared insights — for much better execution.
Polly is the Polygon-implemented version of Vibier. The same shared brain, living in the Polygon marketing team's Slack. Here is what the team says.
Deployed for Polygon LabsI don't use AI in a private chat window anymore. My whole marketing team at @0xPolygon shares one agent that lives in our Slack. We named her Polly. 6 weeks in, I do most of my job by talking to her in channels the whole team can see.
Love how Polly's just part of the team now. Thanks Leon and Diana.
I've been converted on Polly.
Yea it was awkward at the start but looking at you I started trying new things and was successful in making the content-distributing thing and a few more skills… And I know probably Polly is listening to us, ily Polly :)
All your AI work in one place, driving cross-team memory, skills, and context. Everyone benefits from shared expertise, so the whole team levels up together.
Fully connected to all of your marketing tools and channels, Vibier gives your team easy access to relevant data, activities, and insights.
It learns from your campaigns and results to take the repetitive, manual work off your plate, so your team can prioritize strategic and creative initiatives.
Hey @Vibier — how did we do on X this week?
Solid week on engagement quality, but volume slipped. Your product‑launch thread was the strongest post of the week across every dimension.
| Metric | This week | Last week | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tweets | 63 | 78 | −19.2% |
| Impressions | 296,992 | 345,871 | −14.1% |
| Engagement | 4,623 | 6,231 | −25.8% |
| Eng. rate | 1.56% | 1.80% | −0.24 pts |
| Likes | 3,576 | 4,381 | −18.4% |
| Retweets | 641 | 1,279 | −49.9% |
Lower volume explains part of the drop, but RTs nearly halved — softer resonance per post, not just thinner cadence.
Want me to draft three replacement posts in your launch‑thread shape for next week?
Draft them →@Vibier yes please
@Vibier we're launching our analytics integrations on June 30 — can you put together a campaign brief? 5‑week runway, then 12 weeks post‑launch.
Drafted. Pulled the launch date, ICPs and positioning from your last three campaigns, and matched the structure to your usual brief format. Channels: LinkedIn, ABM email, X — based on what's worked best for product launches in the past.
Want me to schedule the first week of LinkedIn posts and ABM emails once you approve?
🔥 looking at it now
Morning. Scanned your GitHub repos over the weekend — 3 things shipped that are worth marketing this week.
I drafted the multi‑workspace LinkedIn post and the ABM email — pulled the angle from your last three feature launches, used quotes from the sales‑call notes Lena tagged.
Want me to schedule all three campaigns once you approve?
Review drafts →Schedule all three@Vibier on it — will review and let you know when we're ready to go.
Analytics Integrations ship June 30, 2026 — the first time customers can plug their existing data stack directly into the product without engineering work. This campaign owns the runway into launch and the 12 weeks after. The wedge: "Stop exporting CSVs. Start connecting tools." We surface that pain publicly and convert demand against a narrow ICP through LinkedIn, ABM email, and X.
| Audience | Why they matter |
|---|---|
| ICP 1 — RevOps & Growth leaders Series B–C SaaS · 50–500 employees | Primary. They own the analytics stack and feel the CSV‑export pain daily. |
| ICP 2 — Data leads Series B–C SaaS · 50–500 employees | Secondary. They greenlight the tool decisions and care about pipeline integrity. |
Most mid‑market teams have stitched their stack together with CSVs and Zapier. The story we're telling: every one of those exports is a piece of strategy nobody owns. Analytics Integrations replaces that with one connection — Salesforce, Stripe, GA4, Mixpanel, your data warehouse — pulled in continuously, no engineering required.
Vibier provides a full marketing stack, with all the capabilities your team needs, and automated workflows to execute — all from one shared workspace.
Polly ran inside a 15-person marketing department at one of the largest blockchains in the world. The numbers are what adoption actually looks like when it sticks.
More usage in shared team channels than in private DMs. The shared brain is where the work happened.
Sessions across the team in 10 weeks.
Of sessions were substantive, multi-step work, not one-off queries.
Usage held flat 10 weeks in, steady at ~100 sessions a week. No novelty decay.
Your team is stuck in the AI rabbit hole because ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude weren't built for them.
I build it inside your stack, train the team until it sticks, then hand over the keys. Staying on is an option, not a requirement.
The agent, its memory, credentials, and billing live in your own Anthropic workspace, alongside your security team.
1:1 and group sessions, customization to your voice and workflows, adoption in the open.
Full ownership and maintenance handed over. No lock-in.
Some call it Marketing Engineering, others GTM Engineering — but no one gives your team the system to do it. Vibier does.
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