Marketing’s First Agentic Operating System

Stagwell’s AI-native platform turns your existing marketing stack into an intelligent system that gets smarter with every campaign

The Machine doesn't replace your tools. It makes them intelligent.

Your tools. Your stack.

The Machine plugs directly into the marketing stack you already use, Figma, Slack, Teams, Adobe, your performance dashboards and data lakes, turning disconnected workflows into a unified system powered by AI agents.

Finally intelligent.

The software powering the Machine was created and built by Code and Theory, Stagwell’s digital transformation agency. Fill out the form below to book a demo of The Machine with Code and Theory.

The Machine: The future of AI orchestration

Stagwell (NASDAQ: STGW), the challenger network built to transform marketing, today announced the launch of "The Machine," marketing's first agentic operating system. Built by Code and Theory, Stagwell's digital transformation agency and Adweek's Most Innovative Agency of the Year, The Machine doesn't replace marketers’ tools; it makes them more effective and predictive.

The Machine enhances the data systems and tools marketers already use, including Figma, Slack, Teams, Adobe, and performance dashboards. The Machine turns disconnected workflows into a unified system powered by AI agents and amplified by Stagwell's agencies, products and data. With The Machine, every brief, creative asset and media plan feeds a system that learns, adapts and compounds. Each campaign makes the next one faster, smarter and more effective.

"The launch of The Machine, combined with our recent release of newvoices.AI and strategic partnerships with Palantir and Gradial, marks another milestone in cementing Stagwell as a leader in marketing AI," said Mark Penn, Chairman and CEO of Stagwell. "This moment underscores Stagwell's ability to deliver best-in-class solutions for clients and lead the industry through the AI era."

"Most marketing AI tools ask you to rip out your infrastructure and start over," said Dan Gardner, Founder and Chairman of Code and Theory. "The Machine does the opposite. It works where you work, improves and AI enables the tools you already use, and transforms existing operations into an agentic system. That's the shift from isolated tools to a unified operating system."

Code and Theory clients are already adopting The Machine’s early model. Stagwell will offer demos of The Machine at CES January 6-9 at booth #L2-P2, where attendees will see real use cases across the marketing organization, including:

• Cross-functional orchestration: Strategy, creative, production and media work from shared intelligence rather than siloed handoffs, reducing friction and accelerating time to market.

• Intelligence in context: Mini-Machine plugins directly into the tools marketers already in use, eliminating app-switching and workflow friction.

• Unified strategic spine: The Machine connects brand strategy, creative production and media performance into a single source of truth, ensuring every new campaign builds on what has already been learned.

• Creative content production at scale: AI-assisted workflows maintain brand integrity while dramatically increasing output velocity.

• Real-time tracking: Feeds into creative and strategic decisions, creating a closed loop where optimization happens continuously.