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PLATFORM · SOCIAL

SHEET 05 OF 06
REVISED 4 SEPTEMBER 2026

Posts drafted from what your company actually did.

Most social tools start at a blank box and ask you to be interesting. This one starts at the thing you shipped, the customer who said something, or the note you published, and writes from there.

01 · THE CHANNELS

Seven places, one queue.

Each channel keeps its own voice and its own length. What they share is the queue, and the fact behind the post.

LINKEDIN
Posts, with the long-form ones written long
X (TWITTER)
Posts and threads
INSTAGRAM
Posts and captions, with images generated if you want them
FACEBOOK
Pages, posts and replies
YOUTUBE
Titles, descriptions and chapter text
WHATSAPP
Broadcasts to a list that opted in
BLUESKY
Posts and replies

WHERE A DRAFT CAN GO

7

channels she can publish to

Intuist platform, September 2026

30+

models from Claude, GPT and Gemini behind the drafting

Intuist platform, September 2026

02 · THE WORK

RECREATED

Described, not depicted. There is no screenshot of a dashboard on this page.

Drafted from what actually happened.

The job is not to produce more words. It is to make sure the things your company did in a month are known by the people who would care.

DRAFTING
From something that happened — a release, a customer result, a note you published — not from a blank prompt.
PER CHANNEL
The same fact, written the way each place actually reads. One idea, seven registers.
QUEUE
A week or a month laid out in one sitting, with the times you post best already filled in.
REPLIES
The common questions answered, the rest flagged for a person by name.
AFTERWARDS
What ran, what was read, and which of the two ideas actually landed.

WHAT SHE DOES, IN ORDER

NOTHING POSTS UNSEEN
Drafts wait in the queue. Publishing is a decision a person makes, unless you decide otherwise per channel.
NO INVENTED FACTS
A post is written from material you gave her. If there is no source for a claim, she leaves the claim out.
YOUR WORDS FIRST
She works from your existing writing, so the account still sounds like the person who runs it.
ONE PLACE TO STOP IT
Pause a channel and the queue holds. Nothing keeps going out because a schedule was left on.

AND WHAT SHE WILL NOT DO

“Chat interfaces optimize for speed of response. Email optimizes for quality of thought, on both sides of the conversation.”
JOHRI DHANOTRA · 18 AUGUST 2026 · READ THE NOTE

03 · HOW TO START

Tell her what you shipped this week.

One sentence about the thing that happened is enough to start. The queue fills from there, and you approve what goes out.

WHAT SHE NEEDS FROM YOU
The channels, the accounts, and something that actually happened.
WHAT SHE RETURNS
A queue of drafts per channel, each waiting on your approval.
WHAT YOU KEEP
The accounts, the audience, and the last word on every post.
WHERE IT CAN POST
LinkedIn · X (Twitter) · Instagram · Facebook · YouTube · WhatsApp · Bluesky