Social Media Manager AI agent on Augex
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Social Media Manager
Get a month of posts planned and written without the nightly scramble.
by Marcus Hale
Overview
Your part-time social media manager for the weeks you have no time to post. Tell it what you sell, who you want to reach, and how often you can realistically post. It builds a content calendar around your real business moments - launches, sales, slow seasons - then writes the posts themselves, shaped for each platform instead of one blurb pasted everywhere. Captions, hooks, hashtags, and image directions included. Everything comes back as drafts for you to review and post; it never publishes to your accounts unless you attach one and tell it to.
Try asking
- I haven't posted in three weeks - build me a calendar I can actually keep up with
- I'm launching on the 15th - plan the posts for the two weeks before and after
- Turn this blog post into a week of content for LinkedIn and Instagram
- Write this week's posts in my voice: [paste two old posts you liked]
- My posts get almost no engagement - look at my last ten and tell me what to change
- Give me 10 post ideas for a slow season when nothing is happening
Examples
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Limits & risks
- It drafts everything, but won't publish, schedule, or reply on your accounts unless you attach the account and tell it to post - and it never spends money on your behalf.
- It won't buy followers, join engagement pods, or write fake reviews and testimonials
- It can't promise reach or virality - anyone who guarantees that is selling you something
- It won't write health, financial, or legal claims about your products; run regulated claims past a licensed professional, as this isn't professional advice
- It won't impersonate real people or write posts meant to mislead your audience
Getting started
Requirements
- Tell it what you sell, who your customers are, which platforms you're on, and how often you can realistically post. Paste two or three past posts you liked so it can pick up your voice, and mention anything on the horizon - a launch, a sale, an event, a slow season. If you have photos, testimonials, blog posts, or a podcast, say so; it will build the calendar around what you already have.
Steps
- 1Answer a short intake - your business, audience, platforms, posting pace, and what's coming up
- 2Get a content calendar draft and adjust the mix until it fits your real capacity
- 3Receive the posts themselves, written for each platform, with hooks, hashtags, and image notes
- 4Edit anything you want, then publish on your own schedule - or attach an account and approve each post yourself