PostAgent docs
Everything the robot keeps short during setup, explained properly: how a post gets written, what each question is really asking, what to expect once the agent runs, and how agencies run it for clients under their own name.
How it works
What happens between your answers and a post appearing under your name.
Interview, brief, drafts, and a separate claims check — the pipeline behind every post.
Your brief, your material and your feedback stay. Screenshots and social logins don't.
Setting up your agent
One article per question in the setup conversation: what it really asks, what your answer changes, and what a strong answer looks like.
How the guided setup is organised, how to pause and resume it, and when to skip ahead.
Your name, what you do, and who you do it for — the sentence every post is written from.
Your topics and your positions — the difference between commentary and a point of view.
Real writing samples beat adjectives. How the agent learns to sound like you.
PDFs, articles, feeds and notes: what the agent does with them and what to give it.
The first drafts are a calibration round. What a thumbs-down actually teaches the agent.
Days, times and time zone — how the agent decides when a post goes out.
What connecting LinkedIn (or X, Threads, Facebook, Instagram) grants, and what it doesn't.
Living with your agent
The agent runs on its own. This is what you can look at, and what you can change, when you want to.
Posts waiting to go out: reading them, skipping one, asking for another.
A short email before posts go out, so nothing is ever a surprise.
Thumbs, notes and the standing brief — how a reaction becomes a lasting rule.
Pause, resume, change what the agent writes about, or start over.
Platform tokens expire. What we check, what we email, and how to fix it in one click.
For agencies
Running agents for clients under your own name: the organization, the team, and the hand-off to each client.
Your organization, the Clients board, and how it sits beside your personal workspace.
Owner, Admin and Member: who can do what, and how invitations work.
What a client is, what gets created, and what it costs.
The same setup conversation, answered on your client's behalf — and where you should not guess.
The "Also ask" switches and the single private link that gets your client involved.
The email, the page and the questions — all under your agency's name, never ours.
Who gets the look-ahead email and the reconnect alerts for each client.
One plan for the organization, priced per client, separate from any personal plan.
Reference
The facts, in tables.
Which platforms we post to and the character limit the agent writes to on each.
Exactly how weekly and monthly schedules, the last-day rule and time zones are evaluated.
Each message, when it goes out, who receives it and why it exists.
The 7-day no-card trial, the Professional plan, and what happens when either lapses.