Getting started
Make your first post
Sign up, connect one account, tell the agent what to say, approve, publish. Ten minutes, no card.
- Sign up with an email and a password. You get 50 credits and your first project.
- Give the project your website. The agent reads it and fills in what you do, who it is for, your keywords and how you sound. Correct anything it got wrong.
- Open Project setup → Connected accounts and connect at least one network. Facebook is the quickest: you sign in on Facebook, pick the page, and you are back.
- In the chat, say what you want: “Write a post announcing our new opening hours for Facebook, with a picture.”
- The agent shows the draft and the picture. Change anything by telling it, or edit the text inline under Posts.
- Say “publish it” or “schedule it for Thursday at 9”. The agent asks you to confirm; nothing goes out before you do.
- Watch it under Scheduled, then Published, where the public link appears once the network has it.
Writing, scheduling and publishing are free. The picture in step 4 costs 1 credit at the default model; the agent says so before it makes it.
What to try next
- Ask for the same post written for X and LinkedIn as well; the agent adapts it to each network's habits and limits.
- Paste a link to an article you wrote and ask for three posts from it. The article goes into your knowledge base for later.
- Ask it to plan a month: “Plan a four-week campaign about our autumn offer for LinkedIn and Facebook, two posts a week.”