Build an agent for each routine

AI Agents That Run Multi-Step Social Workflows for You

Hand off the repeats: a draft-and-schedule agent fills next week, a repurposing agent turns a blog into five posts.

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What operators say about running agents on PostNext


David Thompson

"We replaced a manual Monday planning meeting with a weekly agent that drafts six platforms of content from our topic list. The team reviews on Tuesday and ships. We pulled back roughly a day a week per account manager."

Priya Sharma

"Our blog repurposing used to live in a checklist. The agent takes the URL, drafts an X thread, a LinkedIn post, an Instagram caption, a TikTok hook, and a Threads post, and queues each at the right slot. I review in one sitting."

Michael Roberts

"The comment-reply agent drafts responses for our top three accounts and lines them up for batch approval. I clear two hundred comments in twenty minutes instead of an afternoon, and the tone matches our brand."

Build an agent for each routine

Define an agent once, reuse it every week

Configure an agent with a goal, an input source, and platform rules. A weekly planning agent reads your topic list and queues seven drafts in your tone.

Pick a goal: draft, repurpose, schedule, reply, or research a topic

Set platform, tone, length, and approval rules per agent

Test with one input before letting the agent run on a recurring trigger

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Define an agent once, reuse it every week
Chain steps into one workflow

Multi-step workflows that finish the job

Agents differ from a single AI prompt because they chain steps. A workflow can read a brief, draft six platform variants, run a brand-voice check, and queue them.

Read a brief, RSS feed, or blog URL as the trigger input

Chain draft, rewrite for each platform, image pick, schedule, and notify

Add an approval gate before anything goes live

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Multi-step workflows that finish the job
See every step, tweak the agent, save what works
Watch runs, refine prompts

See every step, tweak the agent, save what works

Each run shows the input, every step the agent took, and where it queued each post. Edit the agent, rerun on the same input, and save tuned versions as templates.

Per-run logs showing input, drafts, edits, and where each post landed

Save tuned agents as templates and clone them per client or brand

Connects to scheduler, media library, and analytics inside PostNext

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How PostNext AI agents work in four steps

1

Pick the routine to hand off

Choose a recurring task: weekly drafting, blog repurposing, or comment replies. Starters ship.
2

Configure the agent

Set the input (brief, RSS, or URL), target platforms, tone rules, and whether drafts need approval.
3

Connect the steps

Chain draft, per-platform rewrite, image pick, schedule, and notify in the visual builder.
4

Run, review, and save as a template

Trigger on demand or on a schedule. Review the log, approve drafts, save as a template.
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AI agents on PostNext: common questions

Quick answers on what agents do, how they differ from one-off AI drafting.

What is a PostNext AI agent?

An agent is an autonomous workflow that finishes a multi-step task on its own. Give it a goal, input, and tone: it drafts, rewrites per platform, schedules, and reports back. Review before live.

How is an agent different from the AI Content Creator?

The Content Creator is single-prompt: ask for one post, get one draft. An agent chains steps on a trigger, turning a blog URL into five platform-native posts and scheduling each at the right slot.

Which platforms can agents post to?

All six PostNext platforms: X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, and Threads. An agent can target one platform or fan a single brief out into platform-specific drafts for all six.

Do I need to write code or use a separate automation tool?

No. Agents are configured inside PostNext through a visual builder and plain-English instructions. Pick the trigger, drop in steps, and add an approval gate where you want one. No Zapier, no scripts.

What workflows do most users start with?

Three starters: a weekly drafting agent that fills the queue from a topic list; a repurposing agent that turns one URL into five posts; a comment-reply agent that drafts responses for batch approval.

Can I review drafts before anything is published?

Yes. Add an approval gate at any step. Drafts wait in the scheduler with a pending status, you review or edit them, and only approved posts go live. Preview mode runs without queueing at all.

How much does it cost and how many runs do I get?

Free plan includes 150 AI credits per month. Premium at 11 euros raises this to 300, Business at 39 euros to 500. Teams is 4 euros per user a month. A 7-day trial is included.

What happens if an agent gets a draft wrong?

Open the run log, edit the instructions, rerun on the same input, and compare outputs. Save the tuned agent as a template. If a step fails, the run pauses and notifies you instead of publishing.
Hand the routine work to an agent and review the queue

Hand the routine work to an agent and review the queue

Start with a draft-and-schedule agent on the free plan. Premium 11 euros a month, Business 39 euros, Teams 4 euros per user.

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