YOUR ASSISTANT. YOUR NEXT SOCIAL CAMPAIGN.

Less repeat work. More ready-to-publish content.

Give your AI agent a clear brief. Prepare channel-ready content, plan the schedule, and follow publishing results with Postly. Start with a workflow below, make it yours, and keep control of approvals.

Connect your AI agent →

Requires Postly API access and a compatible assistant. These are example briefs, not active automations or promised results. Scheduled agent runs depend on your assistant’s orchestration. Use Auto Post for supported recurring source-based publishing.

ChatGPT + Postly · Setup guide →

One launch brief. A week of social posts.

Keep the launch message consistent while adapting each post to its audience.

What to expect: Three channel-specific drafts and a proposed schedule for your review.

Make this brief yours

Use this launch brief: [brief]. In my authorized Postly workspace [workspace], prepare three social posts for [channels] next week. Use only the facts and approved media I supply. Show the copy, destination, date, time, and timezone for each post. Ask for my approval before scheduling. Return each accepted Postly post ID and check its publishing status.

Copy brief · Replace the bracketed details

Claude + Postly · Setup guide →

Build your next weekly publishing plan.

Turn an approved content theme into a focused, repeatable routine.

What to expect: A balanced weekly plan with draft copy, asset needs, and explicit publishing times.

Make this brief yours

Plan next week’s social content for [brand] around [theme]. Use Postly workspace [workspace] and [channels]. Propose a useful mix of educational, product, and conversation posts. Draft each post and list missing assets. Use timezone [timezone]. Present everything for review; do not schedule until I approve the exact content and destinations.

Copy brief · Replace the bracketed details

Gemini + Postly · Setup guide →

Turn publishing results into your next brief.

Give your next campaign a clear starting point grounded in available results.

What to expect: A source-aware review, three content recommendations, and a new campaign brief.

Make this brief yours

Review the available publishing activity and analytics in Postly workspace [workspace] for [date range]. Separate successful delivery from engagement performance and identify missing data. Suggest three practical content experiments based only on the returned evidence. Prepare a campaign brief and proposed posts for my review. Do not publish or reschedule existing content.

Copy brief · Replace the bracketed details

Claude + Postly · Setup guide →

Give your blog article a social campaign.

Bring the article’s strongest ideas to each social audience.

What to expect: Distinct social drafts with the article link and a proposed distribution plan.

Make this brief yours

Use this approved article [article text or accessible URL] to prepare social posts for [channels] in Postly workspace [workspace]. Preserve the author’s meaning, credit, and verified claims. Give each destination a distinct opening and include [campaign URL]. Show the full drafts and schedule in [timezone]. Wait for approval before scheduling.

Copy brief · Replace the bracketed details

ChatGPT + Postly · Setup guide →

Turn a product update into channel-ready copy.

Prepare your announcement once and give each channel the context it needs.

What to expect: An announcement set with verified details, suitable CTAs, and an approval checkpoint.

Make this brief yours

Prepare a social campaign for this approved product update: [facts, availability, price if relevant, approved media]. Use [channels] in Postly workspace [workspace]. Do not invent offers, customer results, urgency, or product capabilities. Adapt the copy for each destination and propose a schedule in [timezone]. Ask me to approve before creating scheduled posts.

Copy brief · Replace the bracketed details

Gemini + Postly · Setup guide →

Design a repeatable publishing routine.

Reduce repeated preparation while keeping ownership of approvals and publishing permissions.

What to expect: A proposed routine with a source, cadence, review rules, and a delivery-check step.

Make this brief yours

Help me design a repeatable publishing routine for [approved source] and [channels] in Postly workspace [workspace]. Identify which steps my assistant can run and which require external scheduling or Postly Auto Post. Propose a cadence, approval policy, and failure follow-up. Do not claim a background agent run is active or enable a workflow without my explicit confirmation.

Copy brief · Replace the bracketed details

Make it a working routine

Connect your assistant using its setup guide. Verify your workspace and connected channels with a read-only request.
Copy a brief, add verified information and approved assets, and review the proposed content and destinations.
Confirm dates, times, timezone, and publishing permissions. Keep the returned post IDs and check delivery. Scheduling acceptance is not publishing success.
For repeat runs, configure a supported assistant scheduler or a Postly Auto Post workflow. Review its approval rules, limits, and failure handling before enabling it.

Your editor and calendar remain available. Use analytics to inform your next brief and team approvals to keep decisions clear.