One brief in, a plan out
Turn one brief into a full drafting session
Give an agent a goal and an input: a blog URL, a topic, a rough brief. It proposes the steps and walks you through drafting and scheduling in your tone.
Pick a goal: draft, repurpose, summarize, or research a topic
Set platform, tone, and length before you run the steps
Review every output before it reaches the queue
Steps, not one giant prompt
Multi-step sessions that finish the job
Agents differ from a single AI prompt because the work is broken into steps. A session can read a brief, draft platform variants, and queue them, with you checking each step.
Start from a brief, a topic, or a blog URL
Step through draft, per-platform rewrite, and schedule
Route drafts through team approval before anything goes live
50+ AI tools under the hood
Every step runs on a purpose-built AI tool
Each step calls one of PostNext's AI tools: drafting, rewriting, summarizing, hashtags, translation, and more. Results land in the composer where you edit and schedule.
50+ single-purpose AI tools for drafting, rewriting, and research
Outputs open in the composer for editing before scheduling
Connects to the scheduler and media library inside PostNext
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Pick the task to hand off
Choose the job: draft a week of posts, repurpose a blog post, or research a topic.
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Brief the agent
Describe the goal in plain English and set target platforms and tone. No code, no external automation tool.
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Run the planned steps
The agent proposes its steps; you run each one and review the output as you go.
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Review and schedule
Edit the drafts you like, send them through approval if your team uses it, and queue them with Smart Schedule.
AI agents on PostNext: common questions
Quick answers on what agents do, how they differ from one-off AI drafting.
What is a PostNext AI agent?
An agent turns one brief into a planned, multi-step session: drafting, rewriting per platform, and scheduling. You run each step and review the output; nothing publishes without you.
How is an agent different from the AI Content Creator?
The Content Creator is single-prompt: ask for one post, get one draft. An agent plans several steps from one brief, such as turning a blog URL into platform-native drafts, and you run and review them in sequence.
Which platforms can agents post to?
All seven PostNext platforms: X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, and Bluesky. An agent can target one platform or fan a single brief out into platform-specific drafts for all seven.
Do I need to write code or use a separate automation tool?
No. Describe the goal in plain English inside PostNext and the agent plans the steps. No Zapier, no scripts.
What workflows do most users start with?
Three common starts: drafting a week of posts from a topic list, repurposing one URL into several platform drafts, and researching a topic before writing.
Can I review drafts before anything is published?
Yes. Every step's output lands in front of you before it is queued, and teams can require post approval: drafts wait in a pending state until a reviewer approves or requests changes.
How much does it cost and how many runs do I get?
The Free plan includes 10 AI credits a month. Premium includes 150 AI credits a month, Business 500. Teams allocates 50 credits per user each month. A 7-day trial is included.
What happens if an agent gets a draft wrong?
Adjust the instructions and rerun the step on the same input, or edit the draft directly in the composer. Nothing publishes until you queue it.
Which plan tier do I need to run AI agents on production workflows?
Free includes 10 AI credits a month. Premium includes 150 a month, enough for regular agent sessions; Business raises this to 500, and Teams adds 50 per seat plus post approval for team review.
Can AI agents be triggered by an external webhook or a cron schedule?
Not today. Agent sessions run on demand from inside PostNext. Individual posts can repeat on a schedule, but there is no external webhook or cron trigger for agents.
Do AI agents have a REST API for programmatic control and run management?
Not for agents. The public REST API covers accounts, connections, posts, assets, and analytics with API-key auth, and the MCP server gives AI assistants safe access. Agent sessions themselves run inside the app.
How are AI agent runs audited and retained for compliance review?
A session shows its steps and outputs while you work, and published posts keep their history in the scheduler. There is no long-term agent run archive; API and MCP access is covered by a security audit log.
Can multiple AI agents share one brand profile for consistency?
Brand profiles keep your tone and channel rules in one place, and each team workspace maintains its own, so drafts stay consistent across sessions.
Can I A/B test two AI agent prompt variants on the same trigger?
There is no built-in A/B experiment tagging. A practical approach: run two sessions with different instructions, schedule the drafts you prefer, and compare each post's engagement in analytics.
Do AI agents support bulk processing of a topic list or CSV input?
Not today. A session takes one brief, topic, or URL at a time. CSV import for agent input is not available.
How do I migrate workflows from Make.com or Zapier into PostNext AI agents?
PostNext agents do not replace Zapier: there are no external triggers or webhooks. If your automation ends in social posts, draft and schedule inside PostNext, or call the public posts API from your existing tool.
Hand the heavy lifting to an agent and review the queue
Start on the free plan; AI credits start on Premium.