Social Posts: One Brief, a Version for Every Network
A walkthrough of the Social Posts app: a copywriter agent writes one version per network within its limits, then a calendar, and publishing on your go.
Yantra Team3 min read
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A launch deserves more than one paragraph pasted into seven boxes. Social Posts takes one idea, writes a version shaped for each network you post on, and keeps everything as a draft until you say publish.
Open it
Pick Social Posts in the apps launcher, or open /c/<chat-id>/social-post. The panel brings its own copywriting agent, so the conversation moves inside it. The rail groups the views under Create, Manage, Results and Setup. This walkthrough uses Compose, Calendar, Drafts, Published and Networks.
Connect your networks
Networks lists the accounts the app posts as. Social Posts works with your own X, LinkedIn, Facebook Page, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and YouTube accounts. A network you have not connected still shows up in the composer, marked as drafts only, and the agent can ask you to connect it mid-chat when you want to post there. It never asks you to paste a token.
Write with the agent
The Write with the agent pane is your copywriter. Describe the post, or paste a link, and it writes one version per network and fills the composer with it. The fields it changed are marked, with an Undo. One-tap starters cover the common asks:
- Write a launch post
- Three angles: one bold, one practical, one story-led, shown in the chat so you can pick one.
- Sharpen a draft: finds the weakest hook in your drafts and rewrites it.
- What's going out this week?
- Which networks can I use?
It never invents facts, numbers, quotes or customer names. If a claim needs a figure you have not given it, it writes around it or asks.
Compose
Compose is one idea, tailored per network. Your post holds the shared wording, with options for Title, Link, Hashtags, Media, Campaign and Schedule. Media can come from the Library, which holds your uploads and the media you approved in Ads.
On the right, Where it goes lets you pick networks and preview each one. Give a network its own wording when the shared text does not fit, or Use the shared wording again. The composer shows the tightest limit among the networks you picked, such as 280 characters on X (where every link counts as 23), 2,200 on Instagram, 3,000 on LinkedIn, a 300-character Reddit title and a 100-character YouTube title. When text runs over, you get a shorter variant to choose, never a silent cut.
Nothing publishes from the composer. Save it and the confirmation offers Open drafts, Compose another or Keep editing this one.
Drafts, calendar, publish
Drafts is where you open a post to edit, schedule or publish it. Calendar shows everything scheduled at a glance, so "what is going out this week" is one view.
Publishing only happens on an explicit go: "post it", "publish", or the publish action on a draft. Before anything goes out, the agent echoes the final text, the networks, the target page or subreddit, the media and the time. Facebook Pages can be scheduled natively. On the other networks a scheduled post waits on the calendar until you give the go, or until Autopilot posts it from your Computer at its time, even with your laptop closed. Once it is live, Published shows what is up on each account.
From chat
- "Write a LinkedIn and X post announcing our new pricing page."
- "Make this post punchier and add a call to action."
- "Give me three angles for a post announcing our spring menu."
- "What's going out on social this week?"
What it is not
- Paid campaigns and budgets: Ads.
- Making the image or video: Canvas or Design Studio.
- Newsletters: Mail Campaigns.
- Reading other people's posts or mentions: ask in chat with the search connectors.