Features
One agent. Every part of the job.
Writing, pictures and video, campaigns, a publishing calendar for six networks, workflows on a schedule, and an API so your own agent can drive it. You approve; it does the work.
Campaigns
A launch, a season or a month of steady posting, planned in a conversation. The plan is one line per post; the posts are written a few days before their dates, each knowing what came before, and land in your calendar as scheduled posts.
- Interview → plan → your edits → start
- Sources you name are read once and used throughout
- Dates follow your project's publishing days and time zone
- Pause, edit lines or cancel scheduled posts at any point
Best for: Anyone who wants a month of content that hangs together
Workflows
Recurring automation as a list of steps: read a page or a feed, write, add a picture, save a draft or publish. Runs daily or weekly in your time zone, and every run is recorded step by step, so you can see what happened and why.
- Every morning: read our blog's newest article, write for LinkedIn and X, publish at nine
- Every Monday: read a competitor's feed, draft three ideas for review
- A run is refused up front if credits would run out halfway
- Start, pause, run now, and a log of every step of every run
Best for: Steady publishing with no one needing to remember
Which post worked
Every post is measured an hour, a day and a week after it goes out, then daily for a month, and every reading is kept. Ask which post did best, on which network, over any period, and whether it is still growing.
- "Which post did best this month?"
- "What worked on LinkedIn in the last two weeks?"
- Latest views, likes and comments on every published post, per network
- Rank by views, reach, likes, comments, shares, saves or engagement
Best for: Deciding what to write next from what actually worked
Inside ChatGPT, Claude and Grok
Add AutomateSocials as a connector and the chat you already use can write, schedule and publish to your accounts. Every tool the app's agent has is on a hosted MCP server; a REST API is there for scripts.
- ChatGPT: Developer mode → Create connector → URL, Token, your key
- claude.ai and Claude Desktop: Add custom connector with one URL
- Grok: Connectors → New Connector → Custom, with the same one URL
- Claude Code and Cursor: one command with the key in a header
- API keys per project, an activity log of every call, a manual written for agents
Best for: Anyone who would rather brief it from the chat they already have open
Credits you can see through
No subscription. Writing, scheduling and publishing are free. Pictures, video, reading feeds and X's own per-post fee cost credits, and the price is shown before you agree. What was actually used is what you are charged; a refused job costs nothing.
- 50 free credits on signup
- Packs from 50 credits for $4.99 to 1000 for $49.99; credits never expire
- A quote before every paid action, in the chat and in the API
- Every credit spent is on the ledger with the project that spent it
Best for: Anyone who has been burned by tiers and overage
And everything around it
The parts that make it yours.
The chat agent
One conversation for everything: writing, pictures, scheduling, campaigns, accounts. The agent uses your project's voice and knowledge, shows drafts before it acts, and asks for a yes before anything is published or paid for.
- "Write a LinkedIn post about the new pricing and schedule it for Thursday"
- "Make a picture for draft #4 and change the last sentence"
- "Which accounts are connected, and what is scheduled this week?"
- Attach files and links straight into the conversation
Best for: Anyone who would rather brief a colleague than fill in forms
Writing in your voice
Posts are written from your project profile and knowledge base, with per-network limits and habits built in. The agent sees what you have published recently, so openings, closings and hashtags do not repeat.
- Per-network versions: tight for X, fuller for LinkedIn, caption-first for Instagram, each with its own picture if you want
- Threads for X, a first comment for Facebook and LinkedIn
- Any language; the project sets the default
- Drafts you can edit inline before they go anywhere
Best for: Brands that want consistency without a writer on call
Pictures and video
AI pictures in three quality tiers, edits of existing pictures, and short video clips from a picture or a prompt. Every image follows your project's visual style; the price in credits is shown before you agree.
- A picture for every post, from 1 credit
- Edit a picture you already have instead of starting over
- Video clips up to 30 seconds at 480p, 720p or 1080p
- Media stored on your own media URLs, so scheduled posts never lose their picture
Best for: Teams without a designer who still want every post to have a visual
Publishing and the calendar
Facebook pages, Instagram business accounts, X, LinkedIn profiles and company pages, TikTok, YouTube channels (Shorts). Publish now, at a time you name, or in the next free slot of your weekly schedule. Every scheduled post can be read, moved or cancelled until it goes out.
- Weekly publishing slots per project
- Thumbnails, per-network status and the public link once live; open each network to see what went there
- On TikTok you choose privacy, comments, Duet, Stitch and the promotional disclosure on TikTok's own posting screen
- On YouTube you give each Short a title and choose who can watch it and whether it is made for kids, on the YouTube posting screen
- Failed deliveries say why, and retry when the cause is temporary
- Writing, scheduling and publishing are free; only X's per-post API fee is passed on
Best for: Brands present on several networks that want one place to see what is going out
Knowledge base
Paste URLs or upload documents. The agent searches them when it writes, so posts are about what you actually do and say, in your words, rather than generic filler.
- Website pages, articles, product sheets, brand guidelines
- Searched automatically while writing; also on request
- Per project, so brands never mix
- Pages that turn out to be empty are refused rather than stored
Best for: Businesses with real material to repurpose for social
Project profile and rules
Each project has a description, audience, keywords, writing rules and a visual style for pictures and video. The agent reads your website to fill it in; you correct it once. The rules are enforced in the product, not just suggested to the model.
- Content instructions that apply to every post, in chat, campaigns and workflows
- A default image and video style wrapped around every visual
- Several projects for several brands, one credit balance
- An API key per project, so a client's own ChatGPT, Claude or Grok reaches only their project
Best for: Agencies and anyone running more than one brand
Reading other feeds
Ask the agent to read a competitor's or a peer's public posts on X, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn or TikTok, through Apify. Priced per post read, quoted before it runs, and never run without enough credits.
- "Read the last 20 posts from @competitor and tell me what worked"
- As a workflow step feeding the morning's writing
- Findings can go into the knowledge base
- Use it to see what is working elsewhere, not to copy it
Best for: Marketers who want evidence before deciding what to post
Accounts done right
OAuth connections for all six networks, one live connection per network per project, pages and organizations underneath. A connection that has expired says so in advance rather than failing at publish time.
- Facebook pages and the Instagram business accounts behind them
- LinkedIn profiles and company pages
- X with image and video upload
- Reconnecting repairs the account and keeps its history
Best for: Everyone; nothing else works without it
Approve your first week of posts today.
One brief, six networks, and you keep the final word.