Multi-agent environment
LinAgent sets the direction, finds the topics, writes the posts and schedules them. Finished drafts land in a queue and wait for your call — nothing publishes on its own.
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How it works
You start a run in the panel. The agents work in sequence, each handing its output to the next. What comes out is not a publication — it is a queue of finished posts for you to review.
Sets the brand positioning and the content pillars — what is actually worth talking about on LinkedIn.
Finds the topics: customer questions, observations from the market and the threads with traction that week.
Writes the posts with Gemini — against a specific pillar, with a strong opening line and a call to action.
Builds the schedule: assigns publication slots and orders the queue so the pillars alternate.
Agents
The panel shows every agent's status live — who is working and who has finished. The log records exactly what each one did and why.
Keeps the communication pointing in one direction instead of becoming a pile of unrelated posts.
Turns “I have no idea what to post about” into a concrete list of topics for the coming weeks.
Writes finished posts, not drafts you have to rewrite. Substance, length and rhythm built for LinkedIn.
Keeps the cadence steady and stops the brand saying the same thing three times in a row.
What you get
A single run produces several days' worth of posts. You do not disappear from LinkedIn in the week everyone is buried, because the content is already written and waiting in the queue.
Every post is written against a pillar the Strategistist has set. Instead of scattered updates you get communication that adds up to a coherent picture of the company.
You read, approve or reject — post by post. Rejected ones can go back into the queue. Nothing leaves the panel without your decision.
The Writer works through the Gemini model using the brand context and the chosen pillar. You supply your own API key; without one the panel runs in demo mode.
The approval gate
This is not a setting that can be switched off by accident — it is how the panel works. The agents prepare the content, but publishing is a human decision and takes a deliberate click.