Milestone-sourced
Posts from shipped work, not from a calendar.
Each item you mark shipped becomes source material for a first-person post with the decision, the change and the result. Drafts wait for your approval. You publish.
Free analysis · 5 credits · no card · first score in about 30 seconds
1 draft per shipped fix · 0 invented figures · you publish

01 / The problem it removes
Real fixes ship every week and never get told. By the time there is an hour to write, the reasoning has gone cold.
Without it
With the LinkedIn agent
02 / How it runs
Shipped items, score deltas and milestones become material.
A first-person post with the actual numbers and the fix linked.
Edit tone, approve, done.
A pre-filled composer opens; publishing stays your action.
03 / What it can do
Posts from shipped work, not from a calendar.
First person, concrete, no engagement bait.
Score deltas and evidence from your runs.
Every draft states a human must review and publish it.
The shipped fix stays attached to the post.
Nothing appears on your page until you approve it.
04 / In the product
Every LinkedIn agent draft arrives with its source attached. Edit it in the queue, approve it, and post from your own account. Nothing goes out that you have not read.


05 / Questions
Your shipped work. Each item you complete becomes source material for a founder-voice draft, and the draft stays linked to the recommendation it describes, with the decision, the change and the result already assembled.
No. The prompt forbids inventing a fact, number, quote, customer result or citation, and every draft ships with a safety note stating that a human must review and publish it. Each one links to the shipped item it describes.
Three things: shipped work in your queue, a brand voice guide, which the agent treats as a blocking setup step, and the LinkedIn connection its setup card links to. Publishing still happens from your own account.
No. Drafts land in your review queue and can open a pre-filled composer; publishing stays your action. It drafts weekly on Lite, daily on Pro, and switching it off skips it on the next run.
Ships on the Lite plan
Free analysis, 5 credits that never expire, no credit card. The free analysis previews the LinkedIn agent; it briefs itself on your site once you are on Lite, $129 a month.