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Scheduling, caption writing, comment replies, and reporting. Describe the task in one sentence, and your social media agent does it across your apps.

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SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT AGENT

Turn one post into a version for every platform and queue them all

Write a week of captions from a single content theme

Clear the comment backlog with on-brand draft replies

Find trending topics in your niche worth posting about today

Fill next week's content calendar from your idea backlog

Build the weekly engagement report without opening five apps

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Any Social Task. One Message. Done.

A caption to write, a comment thread to clear, a report to pull. Tell the agent what you need and it works across Instagram, LinkedIn, X, your scheduler, Sheets, and 1,500+ apps.

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Take the post I give you (the core message and any link) and write a platform-native version for Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. Match each platform's tone and length, add the right hashtags and emoji only where they fit, and give each one a strong hook. Drop the captions into the 'This Week's Posts' tab in Google Sheets next to their platform and a suggested posting time. Post the drafts to the social channel in Slack so the team can glance at them before they go out.||

Done. 3 platform-native posts drafted and queued for review.

One Post, Three Platforms: Queued for Review

Platform	Hook	Caption (preview)	Hashtags	Suggested Time
📸 Instagram	"We almost didn't ship this."	Behind every launch is a near-miss. Here's the one we're glad we caught...	#buildinpublic #saas #productlaunch	Tue 11:00 AM
💼 LinkedIn	"The feature you asked for 200 times."	We shipped it. Here's what changed and why it took six months...	(link in first comment)	Wed 8:30 AM
🐦 X	"Shipped: the thing you kept asking for."	It's live. Quick thread on what it does and how we built it 🧵	#SaaS #buildinpublic	Tue 9:00 AM

Summary: 1 core message turned into 3 platform-native posts. Tone and length tuned per platform, hashtags adjusted for reach, and the LinkedIn link moved to the first comment to protect reach. All three are in the 'This Week's Posts' tab and waiting in Slack for a quick look before they're scheduled.

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1.Turn one post into a version for every platform and queue them all

2.Write a week of captions from a single content theme

Take this week's theme [Theme] and write 5 captions around it, each one a different angle: a tip, a question, a behind-the-scenes, a customer story, and a bold opinion. Match our brand voice, vary the hooks so they don't feel repetitive, and give each a clear call to action. Drop them in the 'Caption Bank' tab in Google Sheets with the angle and a suggested platform for each.

3.Turn a blog post into a LinkedIn carousel outline and an X thread

Read the blog post at [URL]. Pull out the 5 to 7 strongest points and turn them into a LinkedIn carousel outline, one idea per slide with a punchy headline and a line of body text. Then write an X thread that covers the same ground with a strong opening hook. Put both in a Google Doc so I can hand them to design or post directly.

4.Draft launch-day posts for every platform from one brief

Here's the launch brief for [Product or Feature]. Write the launch-day posts for Instagram, LinkedIn, and X, each tuned to its platform, plus a short Stories teaser script. Lead with the customer benefit, not the feature list. Add suggested hashtags and the best posting time for each, and drop everything in the 'Launch Posts' tab in Google Sheets ready to schedule.

1.Clear the comment backlog with on-brand draft replies

Go through all the unanswered comments on my recent posts across platforms. For each, draft a reply in our brand voice: a warm thank-you for the nice ones, a real answer for the questions, and a calm, helpful response for the critical ones. Leave the drafts ready for me to review and send in one pass, and flag any comment that needs a real human decision.

2.Triage your DMs and flag the ones that need a human

Read through the unread DMs across our accounts. Sort them into buckets: simple questions you can draft a reply for, sales or partnership leads, complaints, and spam. Draft replies for the simple ones, and post the leads and complaints to the social channel in Slack with a one-line summary so the right person picks them up fast.

3.Catch every brand mention and draft a response

Search across platforms for mentions of our brand from the last 24 hours, including ones that don't tag us directly. For each, note whether it's positive, neutral, or negative, and draft a response where one makes sense: a thank-you, an answer, or a careful reply to a complaint. List them in a Google Sheet with the link, the sentiment, and the draft so I can review before engaging.

1.Find trending topics in your niche worth posting about today

Search the web and social platforms for what's trending in [Industry or Niche] right now: topics, formats, and conversations getting traction. Filter out anything off-brand or risky. Give me the top 5 with a one-line angle for how we could join each one and a quick note on which platform it fits best. Post the list to the content channel in Slack.

2.See what your competitors posted this week and what worked

Visit the social profiles of [Competitor A], [Competitor B], and [Competitor C]. Pull their posts from the last 7 days with the format, topic, and rough engagement. Spot what's working for them and any topic they're hitting that we're not. Put it in the 'Competitor Watch' tab in Google Sheets and post the standout posts to the strategy channel in Slack.

3.Spot a spike in mentions and tell you if it's good or bad

Check our mentions and tagged posts across platforms over the last few hours. If the volume is unusually high compared to a normal day, figure out what's driving it: a viral post, a complaint thread, or a news moment. Summarize what's happening, whether it's positive or negative, and post an alert to the social channel in Slack so we can react fast.

1.Fill next week's content calendar from your idea backlog

Pull the ideas from the 'Content Backlog' tab in Google Sheets and build next week's calendar. Spread the formats and topics so we're not posting the same thing twice, hit each platform the right number of times, and slot posts at our best-performing times. Add the plan to the 'Calendar' tab with the date, platform, topic, and format for each slot, and post it to the content channel in Slack for sign-off.

2.Turn a campaign brief into a full posting schedule

Take the campaign brief for [Campaign]. Break it into a posting schedule across the campaign dates: teaser posts, launch posts, and follow-ups, mapped to the right platforms. For each slot, note the goal, the format, and a draft hook. Put the whole schedule in a 'Campaign Calendar' tab in Google Sheets so the team can see the full arc at a glance.

3.Find the gaps in your calendar before they become a scramble

Look at the content calendar in Google Sheets for the next 10 days. Flag any day or platform with nothing scheduled, and any stretch where we'd go quiet. For each gap, suggest a topic or format from our backlog or recent winners that would fit. Post the gap list with suggestions to the content channel in Slack so we fill them before the week starts.

1.Build the weekly engagement report without opening five apps

Pull this week's reach, engagement, follower change, and top posts for Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. Compare each number against last week. Call out the best and worst posts and what likely drove them. Summarize it in plain language, drop the numbers in the 'Weekly Metrics' tab in Google Sheets, and post the summary to the social channel in Slack.

2.Find your best-performing posts and tell you why they worked

Pull the top 10 posts by engagement from the last 30 days across platforms. For each, note the format, topic, hook, and posting time. Find the patterns: which formats, topics, and times consistently win. Put the analysis in a Google Doc with clear takeaways so I can lean into what's working next month.

3.Track follower growth across every platform in one view

Pull the current follower count for each platform and compare it against last week and last month. Work out the growth rate for each, flag any platform that stalled or dropped, and note which posts or campaigns lined up with the biggest jumps. Update the 'Follower Growth' tab in Google Sheets and post a short summary to the social channel in Slack.

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Set It Once. Your Feed Runs Itself.

Comment replies, DM triage, trend alerts, weekly reports. Running on schedule and on every new comment, mention, and post, whether you're online or not.

Automate recurring processes in 30 seconds.

Draft a reply to every new comment the moment it lands

When this happens...

App

Your Social Platform

When

When a new comment is posted on your accounts

Then do this...

👇 No workflow builder. Set it up in plain English.

Draft a reply to every new comment the moment it lands

When a new comment is posted on your accounts

When a new comment lands on any of your posts, read it and figure out what it needs: a quick thank-you, a real answer, or a flag for a human. For the straightforward ones, draft an on-brand reply and leave it ready for a one-tap send. For anything that looks like a complaint or a sales question, post it to the social channel in Slack so a person picks it up. Log every comment and what you did with it in the 'Comment Log' tab in Google Sheets.

Triage new DMs and route the urgent ones instantly

When a new DM is received

When a new direct message comes in, read it and sort it: a simple question, a sales or partnership lead, a complaint, or spam. Draft a reply for the simple ones in our brand voice. For leads and complaints, post the message to the social channel in Slack with a one-line summary and a suggested next step so the right person responds before it goes cold.

Flag every new brand mention as it happens

When your brand is mentioned on social

When someone mentions the brand across platforms, read the mention and note whether it's positive, neutral, or negative. For positive mentions worth amplifying, draft a thank-you or a repost note. For anything negative or urgent, post an alert to the social channel in Slack with the link and a suggested response so we never miss a moment that needs a fast reply.

Tag and note every new follower worth knowing

When you gain a new follower

When a notable account follows us, check who they are: their role, company, and follower count. If they look like a potential customer, partner, or creator worth engaging, add them to the 'Notable Followers' tab in Google Sheets with a note on why, and post a heads-up to the social channel in Slack so we can engage while we're fresh in their mind.

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Social Playbooks Anyone on Your Team Can Run

Calendar planning, campaign launches, community sweeps, monthly reports. Same process, same brand voice, every single time.

Complete repetitive processes in clicks

Turn one piece of content into a full week of platform-native posts

1. Content & Platforms

Content & Platforms

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Core Message or Theme *

Link to Include

Platforms to Post To *

Number of Posts

2. Write Platform-Native Posts

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Take the Core Message or Theme and the Link to Include if provided, and write a version of the post for each platform listed in Platforms to Post To. Match the tone, length, and format each platform rewards, and add hooks, hashtags, and emoji only where they fit. Create up to Number of Posts posts spaced across the week at the times the audience is most active, and note the suggested platform and post time for each.

3. Log the Weekly Schedule in Google Sheets

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4. Post the Drafts to Slack

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1.Turn one piece of content into a full week of platform-native posts

How this Playbook works?

Enter your core content for the week: the main message or theme, a link if there is one, and which platforms you're posting to. The AI agent writes a platform-native version of each post for every platform you picked, matching the tone, length, and format each one rewards, with hooks, hashtags, and emoji where they fit. It spaces the posts across the week at the times your audience is most active. The full schedule gets added to a 'Weekly Content' tab in Google Sheets with the platform, caption, hashtags, and suggested post time. A summary of everything drafted gets posted to the social channel in Slack so the team can review before anything goes live.

2.Plan and fill next month's content calendar

How this Playbook works?

Enter the month, your key themes or campaigns, and how often you want to post on each platform. The AI agent pulls your idea backlog and recent best-performing posts from Google Sheets, then builds a full month of content mapped across your platforms. It balances formats and topics so nothing feels repetitive, slots posts at your best-performing times, and writes a draft hook for each one. The finished calendar gets added to a 'Monthly Calendar' tab in Google Sheets with the date, platform, topic, format, and hook for every slot. A summary of the plan gets posted to the content channel in Slack for sign-off before anyone starts producing.

3.Run a daily community management sweep across platforms

How this Playbook works?

Enter the platforms to cover and your brand voice guidelines. The AI agent pulls every unanswered comment, DM, and mention from the last day across those platforms and sorts each one: a quick thank-you, a real question, a lead, or a complaint. It drafts on-brand replies for the straightforward ones and leaves them ready to send, and routes anything sensitive to the social channel in Slack with a suggested response. Everything it handled gets logged in a 'Community Log' tab in Google Sheets so nothing slips and you can see the day's volume at a glance.

4.Launch a product or campaign across every channel

How this Playbook works?

Enter the launch details: what's launching, the key message, the date, and the platforms. The AI agent writes the full set of launch content: teaser posts, launch-day posts tuned to each platform, a Stories script, and a few follow-up posts for the days after. It leads with the customer benefit, adds hashtags and best posting times, and maps everything to a timeline. The whole rollout gets added to a 'Launch Plan' tab in Google Sheets, and a summary of the schedule gets posted to the social channel in Slack so the team can review before launch day.

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Describe your posting, replying, or reporting task in one sentence. The agent does it across your apps while you create.

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