Modules / Social
Four networks, one voice, and the limits checked before you see it.
A calendar that holds the plan and turns green when a post is live. A workspace per network that drafts from a brief, in the brand’s voice, and measures the result against the network’s real rules before you read it.
Demo workspace. Invented brand and figures.
The plan, and what actually went out.
Monthly. Amber is planned, green is live. Click a day to plan, click an item to edit its title, date, platform, owner, and status.
Weekly. The week in full detail. Mark as published and paste the live link, and the item turns green.
Each one drafted the way that network reads.
A full brief with files, pages to read, and keywords. Three thousand characters, the fold at 140, five hashtags at most, no link in the body.
X
A post or a thread of up to six. Counted the way X counts: two per emoji, twenty-three per link, 280 in all.
One line of brief in, a caption and hashtags out. Hook first, sixty to a hundred and 50 words, five to ten hashtags.
TikTok
A video concept, a spoken script timed to the length you chose, on-screen text inside the safe box, a caption under the cap, no links.
LinkedIn. Brief, files, pages, keywords. Draft, edit, approve, publish with the link.
TikTok brief. Length, caption style, call to action. Out comes a hook, a timed script, and on-screen text.
The rules live in code, not in a hope.
Each network’s rules are code, not a sentence in a prompt. The draft is measured after generation.
If a draft breaks a rule, the model is asked once to repair it. If it still breaks, the text is trimmed in code.
The network format is a skill in the standard picker, ticked by default on its own page. Untick it, and you get free-form text with nothing enforced.
The brand’s voice applies to each network, so four channels sound like one company.
A prompt that asks nicely
- “Keep it under 280 characters.”
- Emoji counted as one, links as their full length.
- Discovered on the network, after posting fails.
What ships here
- The weighted count X actually uses.
- The LinkedIn fold, the TikTok safe box, the hashtag caps.
- Checked and repaired before the draft reaches you.
What went out, where, and what is waiting.
Published in the last 30 days, published in total, planned ahead, pieces still in the pipeline, the split by platform, and the last ten publications with their links. It reports the work. Audience numbers come when the platform APIs are connected, and the page says so.
The same data, one door over.
Nothing here is an integration. These run on the same account, the same brand, the same ledger, so a finding on one page becomes work on the next.
Not built yet, said first
- No publishing integration. You approve, you post, you paste the live link back.
- Reporting counts output: cadence, platform mix, pieces in the pipeline. Reach and engagement arrive when the platform APIs are connected.
- Instagram and TikTok take a one-line brief. The full brief form with attachments is on LinkedIn, X and the TikTok brief studio.
The catalog lists every agent as built, partial, or not built. Checked against the product on September 3, 2026.
Usage is metered in tokens from a prepaid wallet, with no seat fee. The rates are on thepricing page.
Plan the month on Monday. Post from the drafts all week.
Switch on Social, set the brand voice once, and every network drafts in it. The calendar keeps the score.
No subscription. No seat fee. No card needed to request an account.