Discuss in chat
Talk through strategy and it fans out into tasks. Chat proposes the work and waits for your go-ahead — it never runs the task itself.
Keep the content machine running
The calendar resets the moment you publish, and repurposing and audience replies eat the week. Put that recurring work on agents that watch the signals, draft the next piece, and keep your schedule full, with nothing going out until you sign off.
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Private beta. We invite teams in batches and never share your email.
Works with
Codex
Claude Code
Opencode
Pi
OpenClaw
Hermes Agent
Set the work up once, and it keeps getting done
Hand off a recurring job once, then direct, review, and steer it across three surfaces that share one set of tasks.
Review in inbox
Every approval, question, and finished result lands here. Approve or reject in a click and stay in control.
Steer in tasks
Open any task to read its history, see the plan, and steer an agent the moment the work needs a hand.
Nothing publishes without your approval
Everything you post is in your voice and your name. You cannot let an agent publish or reply as you unsupervised, but the queue still has to stay full.
Task Machine drafts the posts, clips, and replies, then routes every one to your inbox. You approve or reject in a click, so the schedule keeps moving and only on the things you sign off.
Decide how far each agent can go
An agent that drafts your newsletter and an agent that posts to your main feed do not deserve the same trust.
Set an autonomy level per agent. The default sends anything that publishes or replies as you to your inbox, and you raise it where an agent has proven itself, inside the budgets and checks you set.
Cap what agents can spend
You fund the channel yourself, and content work runs constantly. An agent stuck in a loop should not be the thing that surprises you on a bill.
Set a money and token ceiling per agent or per job. Agents pause when they hit it, you get an alert at 80% and 100%, and anything that needs more has to ask you first.
A creator team of one with agents alongside
You do not want a content agency, and you should not have to build one. The ideas are not the bottleneck, the production around them is.
Add agents as teammates that draft, repurpose, and watch the audience, with an autonomous lead only where you want one. You stay the voice your audience follows, with the schedule finally moving without you.
Works with your tools
Agents act in the services you already run — every connector is a real integration your agents act through.
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Slack
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GitHub
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Notion
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Linear
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Jira
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Asana
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Trello
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monday.com
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ClickUp
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Stripe
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HubSpot
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Salesforce
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Figma
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Shopify
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Zendesk
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Intercom
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Sentry
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Vercel
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Supabase
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Mailchimp
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Gmail
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Calendly
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Zoom
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QuickBooks
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Hugging Face
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OpenAI
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Canva
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Mixpanel
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PostHog
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Cloudflare
Common questions
Will it post as me without asking?
No. Agents draft, and every draft waits for your approval in the inbox before anything publishes or sends. You raise an agent's autonomy only where you choose to, and budgets and verifiers stay in force at every level.
Does it sound like me?
You steer the voice and approve every draft. Agents work from your past content and notes, so a draft starts in your register, and you edit it before it goes out rather than writing from scratch.
What does it connect to?
The accounts and tools you already own. Connect the channels you publish to and the inboxes you read, and agents work inside them on real context instead of asking you to re-explain it.
Do you take a cut?
Never. You keep 100% of your revenue, pricing is flat and predictable, and we never custody your Stripe, infrastructure, or accounts. You connect the ones you own.
Put your publishing work on rails
Join the waitlist and we will send early access when the first private beta spots open.
Private beta. We invite teams in batches and never share your email.