Approval Workflow

Your AI employee never publishes social media content without your explicit approval. Every post goes through the same approval workflow: draft, review, approve, publish. This is a core safety principle — social media posts are public-facing content that represents your brand, and you must have the final say on everything that goes out. There is no setting to enable automatic posting, and there never will be.

When the AI drafts a social media post, it presents the full content for your review. You see the post text, target platform, any hashtags, and the scheduled time (if applicable). You can approve with /approve, deny with /deny, or ask for revisions. Multiple rounds of revision are common — fine-tuning the wording, adjusting the tone, or adding/removing hashtags. Only after your final /approve does the post enter the publishing queue.

If a draft is not quite right, tell the AI what to change instead of denying it outright. "Make it shorter," "add a question at the end," "remove the hashtags," or "make it more casual" will all result in a revised draft that maintains the core message while addressing your feedback. This iterative process typically produces better content than trying to specify everything upfront.

When the AI creates multiple posts (for example, a week's worth of content), you can review and approve them in batch. The AI presents each post individually for review, and you can approve, modify, or skip each one. This is more efficient than handling each post in a separate conversation. Approved posts are queued according to their scheduled times, and you can still modify or remove individual posts after batch approval.