Last week a supplier asked whether we were NIS2 compliant. "Yes, of course," we said.
Weeks earlier we had asked ourselves the same question and finished our NIS2 preparation.
But not in a "let's make a spreadsheet and put it away" kind of way:
From your voice to a LinkedIn post, step by step
Setting up Agent takes about as long as a coffee. After that, a few minutes a week of reading and approving is enough.
Step 1
Your voice profile
You paste three posts you've written before, and optionally a few lines about yourself. Agent builds a voice profile from them: how formal you are, how long your sentences run, phrases you like and words you never use.
The profile shows up as a form you can edit. As you fill in the remaining gaps, drafts sound more and more like you.
Address
formalcasual
Sentences
shortmediumlong
Tone
calmwittyformal
Phrases they like
honestlyin shorthere's what happened
Never uses
synergyjourneygame-changer
Years in the industry(fill in)
Step 2
Monthly plan
You choose how many posts a week you want (2 to 5). Agent builds the month's plan: which day, what time, which topic and angle.
Turkish national days and religious holidays are already on the calendar. You add your own (company anniversary, an industry fair). On Pro, upload your LinkedIn results and the days that work best feed next month's plan.
Ready to postWaiting for youNot written yet
Step 3
Drafts
You ask for the first draft; on paid plans the posts for the next 7 days are then written automatically each morning. Every post is written in your voice, then runs through a humanizer: em dashes, curly quotes, invisible characters and AI clichés are removed. Each draft shows a score for rhythm, specificity, cliché density and voice.
Agent doesn't invent a number, a client name or a date it doesn't know. It marks the spot as waiting for input and asks you. You answer in a word and it slots into the text.
Elif YılmazHead of Operations · Istanbul
Human score 84Image addedFirst comment ready
EditApprove and queue
PASS
No AI fingerprints
Step 4
Approval and posting
You read the draft, edit it or have it rewritten. Once you approve, the post joins the LinkedIn queue and goes out on time with its image and first comment. From the queue you can change the time, post right away or pull it back.
Queued 3PostedFailed
Tuesday, 11 May
10:15
Last week a supplier asked whether we were NIS2 compliant...
In the LinkedIn queueThursday, 13 May
12:15
We cut our meetings in half. The first week...
In the LinkedIn queue 17:45
A customer asked: what will this cost us?
In the LinkedIn queueChange timePost now
Step 5
Afterwards
After a post goes out, Agent reminds you to check the comments. Paste a comment and get reply suggestions in your voice. Every Monday morning a summary of the week lands in your inbox: drafts waiting for you and posts in the queue.
Murat K.We got the same question. Did you send suppliers a spreadsheet?
Suggested reply
Not a spreadsheet, Murat, a two-page note. Nobody was reading the spreadsheet. Happy to DM it to you.
Another optionCopy
Monday summary
3 posts queued this week, 1 draft waiting for your approval.
Your data and your LinkedIn account
- You sign in with LinkedIn; your password never reaches us. Agent uses LinkedIn's official sharing connection and only posts what you approve.
- Your voice profile and posts are kept in your own workspace; no other account can see them.
- Payments go through Stripe; your card details never reach us.
Start showing up on LinkedIn this week.
Paste three of your posts and get your first plan in minutes.
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