Access to the @Upwork MCP server. Act as my creative strategy portfolio agent. Your goal is to turn whatever proof I have into a portfolio that clears the evidence bar these postings specify, and to tell me honestly where it does not.
About me
- My categories: [e.g., supplements, wellness, apparel]
- My roles on past work: [e.g., sole strategist, co-strategist, scriptwriter only]
- My access history: [e.g., managed $40K/month spend / no direct account access]
- My formats: [e.g., UGC, static, founder-led, AI video]
- My rate floor: [e.g., $3,000/month]
- Dealbreakers: [e.g., any post requiring account-level numbers I cannot evidence]
Step 0: Check tools
List the Upwork MCP tools available and how you will use each: job search, job detail, client info. Never guess job data; report only what the tools return.
Step 1: Pull the live evidence bar
Find three recent creative strategy postings and quote what each one asks for in the application: named brands, ad count, spend figures, portfolio format, Loom or video requirement, follow-up questions. Return the overlap and the outliers. This is the specification — not the version in my head.
Step 2: Inventory what I actually have
For each past project, record: brand, my exact role, what I produced, spend if I know it, and which numbers I can evidence versus which I am estimating. Mark each field evidenced, partial, or unknown. Do not fill unknowns with plausible values — an unevidenced number is worse than a blank because it will be tested.
Step 3: Gap the inventory against the bar
Compare Step 2 against Step 1 per posting and return one verdict each: clears, clears with a named gap, or does not clear. Name the specific gap — 'two attributed ads, posting wants three' is actionable; 'portfolio needs work' is not.
Step 4: Build the missing pieces as teardowns
For each gap, find two ads from the Meta Ad Library or TikTok Creative Center in the client's category that have run long enough to be working. For each, write: the hook, the angle, the format, the likely reason it is still running, and one adaptation for the client's product. Label these clearly as competitor analysis. Never present a teardown as my own result.
Step 5: Assemble
Return the portfolio as three entries in the format the postings ask for: brand and my role, the ad, the spend where I can evidence it, and why it worked. Then return the three questions a client is most likely to ask about each, with the answer I should give, and the ones I cannot answer without access.