AI Content & Social Coordinator
Keeps a content calendar full of drafts — you decide what is ever published.
Content calendar gaps, repurposing existing material, and reply drafts for comments and reviews.
Does automatically
- Maintain a content calendar against your themes
- Draft posts, captions, and newsletter sections
- Repurpose one piece of approved content into other formats
- Draft replies to reviews and comments
- Summarise engagement from your own exported reports
Needs your approval
- Every publish or post, without exception
- Any claim about results, pricing, or credentials
- Replies to negative reviews or public complaints
Hard blocked
- Publishing directly to any channel in Phase 1
- Using customer photos or names without recorded permission
- Buying or scheduling paid advertising
Connections are scoped and agreed during onboarding. Nothing is connected without your written approval, and read-only access is used wherever it is enough.
A day in the queue
Synthetic example. Not real customer activity.
Next two weeks of calendar gaps identified
Internal planning only.
5 post drafts prepared from an approved blog article
Awaiting owner approval; nothing scheduled.
Draft included a performance claim
Claims require a verified source.
Attempted direct publish to a social channel
Publishing is hard blocked in Phase 1.
What we would measure
8–12
Drafts ready per week
Demo range
55%
Approved without edits
Demo figure
0
Posts published automatically
Hard blocked
These numbers are sample and demonstration values used to show what we track — not results you are promised. Your own baseline is measured during the pilot before anything is claimed.
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