PostAgent

PostAgent exists because its founder, a software architect and single father working two jobs, knew LinkedIn visibility mattered and could not spend his evenings writing posts. So he built himself a ghostwriter. Not a prompt wrapper: a pipeline. First it reads your corpus, years of posts, transcripts, decks, PDFs, whatever exists, and builds a model of how you actually write and what you actually know. Then, for every draft, it runs verification: each factual claim is checked against your source material, and the draft is reviewed by a second model from a different AI company, because the failure mode of generic AI content is not bad grammar, it is confident invention. A popular AI tool once presented a user with a detailed case study about a client who never existed. PostAgent is engineered so that cannot ship. You remain the editor. Thumbs and plain-English notes teach it; the notes are obeyed on every future draft. Connect your LinkedIn account and it publishes on your cadence. For ghostwriters and agencies there is a white-label tier: the engine runs under your brand, your clients never see ours, and you price the strategy while it does the typing. Honest limitation: posts take minutes to generate, not seconds, because the checking is real. Every post on the founder's LinkedIn is written by it.