AI social media manager that plans your week per network
Posting regularly is easy to promise and hard to keep up. Social Media Agent takes over the planning and the drafting: once a week it proposes a calendar for each network you use, writes every post in it, and waits for you to say yes. Nothing appears on your pages until you approve it.
A full week, prepared one network at a time
The agent thinks in weeks. Each delivery covers seven days of a single network, which keeps the tone right for that audience instead of pasting one caption everywhere.
- 01A weekly post plan with dates, topics and the purpose of each post.
- 02Ready-to-review post drafts, written for the length and style each network rewards.
- 03Repurposed versions of approved blog articles, cut into several angles across the week.
- 04Suggested posting times based on when your connected page tends to get engagement.
One week of posts for one network equals one agent task. A company active on LinkedIn and Instagram uses two tasks per week for social.
The plan is shaped by your company brief. The agent knows who your ideal customer is, which products you want to push this month and which claims are off limits, so the posts sound like your team rather than a generic content calendar. It mixes formats across the week, such as a short insight, a question, a list and a link to an article, and avoids repeating the same angle two days in a row.
Inside a weekly plan card
The plan arrives as a calendar view rather than a list, because timing is half of the decision.
Approve the whole week, edit any single post, move a post to another day, request changes for the week with one comment, or reject a post you do not want. Approved posts are queued for their scheduled times on connected pages.
- One column per day, each holding the post copy, the suggested time and the link or asset it relies on.
- A line explaining why the post exists, such as announcing an article, answering a common objection or inviting replies.
- Hashtag and mention suggestions, kept separate from the copy so you can drop them easily.
- A marker on posts derived from another agent's work, showing which approved article or email they came from.
Pages it can post to
Publishing runs through the official APIs of LinkedIn, X, and Facebook and Instagram pages. You connect a company page, not a personal profile password, and you can disconnect it at any moment. For networks you have not connected, the agent still writes the plan and you post the approved copy yourself. Permissions per network are listed on AI marketing integrations.
What a week costs in tasks on each plan
| Plan | Shared agent tasks per month | Connected integrations |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 60 | 3 |
| Team | 220 | All |
| Department | 700 | All, per brand workspace |
| Enterprise | 2,000 | All plus custom API |
Covering two networks every week takes roughly nine tasks a month, which leaves plenty of room on Starter for two other agents. On Starter, remember that each connected network counts toward the three integrations, alongside any website or analytics connection. Plan details are on AI marketing agents pricing.
Lines it does not cross
- 01It never posts, comments or replies without an approval.
- 02It never sends direct messages to people on your behalf.
- 03It never buys followers, joins engagement groups or runs giveaways you did not plan.
- 04It never reuses a post word for word across networks; each network gets its own wording.
Where its material comes from
The richest input is an approved article from Content Agent. One draft can carry a week of posts: a key idea, a counterintuitive point, a quick list, a question for the audience, and a link back. When Competitor Research Agent spots a rival launching something, it can prompt a post that answers it. Reporting Agent closes the loop by telling Social Media Agent which formats and days worked, so the next plan shifts toward them. The AI marketing automation page shows how this weekly cycle runs.
FAQ
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Can it manage several company pages on one network?
On Department and Enterprise each brand workspace connects its own pages. On Starter and Team, one brand workspace covers one set of pages.
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Does it create images?
The agent writes copy, timing and the asset brief for each post. You attach your own images or graphics before approval, or reuse visuals already on the linked article.
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What if a news event makes a scheduled post look wrong?
Open the calendar and pause or remove the post. Approved posts stay editable until their scheduled time.
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Can I approve the plan but write some posts myself?
Yes. Replace the copy of any post on the card with your own text, approve the week, and your version is the one that gets queued.
Fill next week's calendar
Connect the pages you post to, pick the networks you care about, and approve your first week of posts.