Automation

How to use AI Blogger Agent

AI Blogger Agent organizes recurring content around a defined topic, format and schedule. Its dashboard brings drafts, scheduled posts, the calendar and recent activity into one working view.

This guide follows the complete regular-user workflow from creating an agent to reviewing posts, calendar activity and performance.

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When to use this

You want a consistent publishing rhythm instead of creating every post manually.
Different topics or brands need separate content instructions.
You want drafts and scheduled work visible in one calendar and post library.

Read the content dashboard

Check the current queue
Use the opening dashboard to review new drafts, scheduled work and the next item requiring attention.
The dashboard summarizes the active content queue.
Review the calendar and latest posts
Scan the calendar for published and scheduled items, then review the latest-post cards to spot gaps or open a draft that needs editing.
Use the calendar to see coverage over time.
Open a recent post
Use the latest-post area to inspect a draft or published item without losing the wider schedule view.
Recent items remain available for quick review.

Create a focused blogger agent

Start a new agent
Open Agents and select Add Agent. Keep one clear niche or publishing purpose per agent so its drafts remain consistent.
Create a separate agent for each distinct content strategy.
Define the niche
Enter the main subject for the agent. Make the niche specific enough to guide every article, then continue to the article-type step.
Begin with one specific subject area.
Choose the article type
Select the structure that fits the topic: a how-to guide, listicle, informational article, comparison or another available format. Continue once the format matches what readers need.
Choose the article structure separately from its subject.
Set the content preferences
Choose whether posts should include images, emojis or current web research, and set the language and tone required for this agent.
Set the output rules before scheduling posts.
Review language, length and research choices
Before continuing, check the language, approximate article length and tone. Enable web or keyword research only when it is relevant to the subject, and confirm whether images and emojis should appear in the output.
Review the output preferences before scheduling.
Choose the schedule
Select the posting days, time and frequency. Use a sustainable cadence that leaves enough time to review early drafts.
Choose when and how often the agent should prepare content.
Name and create the agent
Give the agent a recognizable name, check the summary and create it. The name will identify its work in the post library and reports.
Name the agent so its posts are easy to trace.

Manage posts, dates and results

Filter the post library
Open Posts and sort or filter by date, status or title. Drafts remain editable, while scheduled and published items provide a clear record of the queue.
Use the post library to find drafts and scheduled work quickly.
Duplicate a post for a new draft
Open the actions menu beside a post and choose Duplicate when you want a separate version to adapt. Review and edit the copy before using it; duplicating an item is not a substitute for checking its accuracy.
Create a separate copy from the post’s actions menu.
Share a published post
Use the share action on a published row to open the available destinations, including X, WhatsApp and Telegram. Select the destination you intend and review the message before sending it.
Choose a sharing destination for a published item.
Check the selected row before sharing
The same share menu can appear beside other post statuses. Confirm which row you opened and whether the article is ready to be shared; a scheduled label does not mean the article has already published.
Check the post and its status before sending a link.
Use the full calendar
Open Calendar for a month-level view of every scheduled and published item. Check for empty stretches and crowded publishing days before changing the cadence.
The calendar shows the complete publishing rhythm.
Review reports and analytics
Use Reports and Analytics to compare posting volume and activity by agent. Use what you learn to adjust future topics, formats and frequency.
Measure activity before revising the content plan.