What AskMojo could do for you
Based on what you told me (you run ocean-conservation communications: recurring threat briefs, species features, and a directory of ocean defenders you keep up to date by hand):
Ocean Threat Watch — a scheduled task that researches one emerging marine threat each week (with sources, severity, and trend) and never repeats a recent subject. Output: a sourced brief delivered to you as a document or email.
Species Spotlight — on a schedule, picks an at-risk marine species you haven't covered recently, writes a short illustrated profile, and generates a matching image. Output: a ready-to-post spotlight with visual.
Sea Defenders Directory — a living directory that searches the news for ocean defenders (activists, scientists, journalists), adds new names, refreshes existing profiles, and flags what changed since last time. Output: an updated directory document with a "new vs. updated" changelog.
Supporter Digest — once a month, assembles the latest brief, spotlight, and directory updates into one recap email for your subscribers or team. Output: a formatted email, ready to send.
Ocean Visuals on Demand — you describe a species, campaign, or threat in chat and get consistent, on-style images for your posts. Output: images.
(A magik is just a reusable automation you set up once; a lab is a small workspace that groups several of them around one goal.)
Start here
Ocean Threat Watch is the easiest win: it's one scheduled task with a clear output, and it replaces the research chore you repeat every week. Open /build, or simply tell Mojo: "Every Monday, research one emerging ocean threat with sources and email me a short brief — don't repeat recent topics." You'll see the first brief the same day.
Labs you can copy right now
Social Studio — feed it your threat briefs and spotlights as an idea bank, and it turns them into a steady posting rhythm. Day one: a week of ocean posts drafted from content you already have.
Creative Studio — lock your ocean-campaign visual style once, then get on-brand images on demand for every spotlight or brief. Day one: consistent visuals without re-explaining your style each time.
Copying one of these labs takes a minute and gives you something working immediately; build from scratch only if neither fits.