AI agents for social media posts
Drafted by an agent, approved by a person.
Agents that draft and publish your company's posts on a schedule, with each post waiting for a person's approval and every run showing what was written and why.
The job
Posting every week is a habit nobody keeps.
A company page needs a steady rhythm of posts, and drafting them is the part that slips. An agent can write on schedule. What goes out under the company's name should still be a person's call.
How it runs
A schedule, a draft, an approval.
A scheduled agent drafts the day's post from your plan. The publishing step requires approval, so the post waits for a person, who sees it as it will appear. Approved, it is published; left unanswered, the approval expires and nothing goes out.
- On a schedule. Daily or weekly, in your timezone, with the plan the agent writes from.
- Approval before it posts. The approver reads the post as it will appear, and can reject it with a note.
- The steps behind every post. When a post is wrong, the run shows which step got it wrong.
- A rhythm you can keep. Approvals nobody answers are a signal to post less often, not to remove the gate.
From our own page
Our company page runs this way.
The agents do the writing and the publishing; a person decides what goes out.
Step by step
One post, from plan to page.
Write the plan
Topics and dates in a document the agent reads.Draft on schedule
The agent writes the day's post at the hour you set.Approve
A person reads it as it will appear, and approves or rejects it.
Questions
What teams ask first.
What happens if nobody approves a post?
Can it post to LinkedIn and X?
Start from a template
Agents for this job, ready to install and adapt.
- OperationsWriting AssistantDraft, rewrite, tighten, or adjust the tone of any text. Give it a task and some content, it returns polished copy ready to use.No setup
- IntelligenceTopic BriefGenerate a dated intelligence brief on any topic, company, or market. Searches the web for the latest developments and produces a structured report ready to share.No setup
What it runs on
The parts of AgentOS this job leans on.
Go deeper
How it works, in detail
From the blog
Case study · 27 September 2026Every post on our LinkedIn page is drafted by an agent and approved by a person
How our company page is run by two agents and one approval, what went wrong, and what we changed.
Guide · 26 September 2026A weekly review for your AI agents
A short routine, in the same order every week, that catches the slow problems no alert fires for. With examples from our own fleet.
Pilot
Try it on one real workflow.
We build the agent with you, with an approval gate on the risky step, and report what it did.
Integrations
18 apps, your models, your APIs.
Connect GitHub, Gmail, Slack and more once, describe any HTTP API as a tool, and choose the model per agent.
Give one job to an agent this week.
Start from a template, gate the sensitive step behind your approval, and read the first run end to end.