A social media agent that plans and drafts from your approved material, checks every statement against claims you have evidence for, routes each post through a named approver and schedules only the text that was approved.

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Area of workMarketing and social media

Status todayThe approval workflow runs on test data. It is not connected to any account and cannot post.

How it is builtCustom development around your own systems, with a named person behind every decision the agent does not take.

Drafting and scheduling posts is repetitive; deciding what your brand says in public is not. Tools that automate both remove the control that matters.

This agent does the repetitive part and keeps a named person in front of every post. A draft with an unsupported statement cannot be approved, and an approved draft that is edited goes back to review. Today the approval workflow runs in full as a demonstration; publishing is not connected to any platform yet, so nothing has been posted and there are no results to show.

How it differs from related agents: this agent plans, drafts and schedules your own posts under approval. The social listening agent reads what others say about you, and the content repurposing agent turns one approved source into several formats.

02Social media agent

Six jobs it carries through

01Content plan

Lays out what goes where and when from your sources.

One slot per platform per source
Spread over the dates you choose
Editable before drafting
Tied to the source material

02Drafts from sources

Turns approved material into platform-sized drafts.

Fits each platform's length
Uses your call to action and tags
Keeps the source link
Same source gives the same draft

03Claim checks

Checks statements of fact against claims you approved.

Flags numbers and superlatives without a claim
Flags banned phrases
Lists the claims a draft relies on
Re-checks after every edit

04Review queue

Holds every draft where reviewers can edit it.

Edit, request changes or approve
Every action recorded with who and when
An edit returns the draft to review
Preview of length per platform

05Named approval

Lets only named approvers approve.

A list of approvers per brand
Approval applies to that exact text
Scheduling refuses anything else
A retried request cannot post twice

06Read-only results

Reports results only when the platform returns them.

Reads, never edits
States the source of each figure
Shows "not available" when there is none
No estimated engagement

03In practice

How One Request Moves Through

An example of one case, in 6 steps. The same steps play in the picture at the top of this page.

Source chosen

An approved announcement or article is selected.

Plan proposed

The agent lays out one post per platform over the dates you set.

Drafts written

Each draft fits its platform and is checked against your approved claims and banned phrases.

Review and edits

A reviewer edits a draft. The checks run again; an unsupported statistic blocks approval.

Approval

A named approver approves the final text.

Scheduling

Exactly that text is passed to the publisher. Until a platform is connected, the demonstration records it and marks it as not published.

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Walk One Real Case Through It

Thirty minutes, one case from your own process. We map it against the workflow on this page and tell you plainly what can be reused from our demonstrations and what has to be built for your systems.

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04The problem

What Goes Wrong Without It

Claims without evidence

A statistic or a superlative slips into a post and nobody can say where it came from.

Edits after approval

The approved text and the published text are not the same text.

One message, four formats

Each platform has its own length and conventions.

Unclear who approved

When something goes wrong, there is no record of who said yes.

Publishing access

Each platform grants posting rights differently, and they change.

Invented results

Engagement numbers appear in reports with no source.

05Operating boundaries

Nothing Is Published Without a Named Yes

Approval belongs to people you name and applies to one exact text. If the text changes, the approval is gone and the draft returns to review. Scheduling refuses anything that is not approved and unchanged.

Statements of fact need an approved claim with its evidence. Results are read from the platform or reported as not available; none are estimated.

Named approvers only
Approval tied to the exact text
Edits return a draft to review
Unsupported statements block approval
Publishing behind an authorised adapter
Results only from the platform

06Systems

Where It Connects

The systems named here are the kind this agent works with. Which ones it connects to in your case is settled in the scope.

Publishing

Authorised access to each platform
connected one at a time
test pages first

Content sources

Your blog
announcements
approved documents

Brand guide

Voice
banned phrases
approved claims with evidence

Review

Named approvers
reviewers
history

Results

Platform insights, read-only

Team

Email
Slack
or your channel for review requests

07Questions

Asked Before the First Call

Your brand guide, the claims you can evidence, who may approve, and authorised access to each platform you want to publish on. Platforms grant publishing rights in different ways and with different requirements, so we connect one at a time, starting with a test page.

You do. The code, the configuration and the accounts it runs under are yours, in your name. Support after launch is agreed with the project: we can keep running and extending it with you, or hand it to your team with documentation.

Running costs come from three places: the language model, which is billed by usage; the channel or provider, which has its own fees; and hosting and monitoring. Some platforms charge for API access or limit it by plan. We estimate these from your real volumes before anything is built, and we do not publish a price list because the figures depend on those volumes.

The approval workflow, complete and working on test data: a plan, drafts, a reviewer adding an unsupported statistic and being blocked, approval by a named approver and scheduling of exactly the approved text. Publishing is not connected to any platform yet, so we cannot show a published post or results, and we will not simulate one.

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Start With Your Approval Process

Tell us who approves what today and where posts go out. We will show the workflow, agree the checks your brand needs and plan the first platform connection.

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