Social Studio: posts, carousels and videos

Social Studio makes posts for your product in your own brand: single pictures, carousels, short vertical videos, longer YouTube videos and Telegram posts. It learns the product from your site or your project, proposes ideas, makes what you pick, and publishes at the times you set, to accounts of your own. It is a plugin of the studio, made by AigoPilot Labs.

Partly built. This is version 1.0. Pictures, carousels and a short vertical video have been made with Claude Code, Codex and Grok on real subscriptions. Publishing to Instagram, YouTube and Telegram, and narration by ElevenLabs, are built and tested against stand-ins of those services. A post has not yet been published to a real account from it.

What it costs and what it needs

It is a subscription of its own, apart from your plan of the studio: $19 a month or $160 a year, renewing until you cancel. There is no free trial. When a subscription ends, everything you made stays open in the studio, and making or publishing new posts needs a subscription in force. You can look at everything before you subscribe.

• Claude Code, Codex or Grok signed in to a subscription of yours. The writing runs on it, under Written with, and counts against it.
• An aigopilot.com account linked to the studio, with the Social Studio subscription.
• For narrated videos, your own ElevenLabs key and FFmpeg, which you install once. Pictures and carousels need neither: the computer's Edge or Chrome draws them.
• Your own accounts to publish to: a Google Cloud project for YouTube, a Meta app for Instagram, a bot for a Telegram channel. X, TikTok and LinkedIn are not there yet.

Your keys stay in the Windows Credential Manager of this computer.

Set it up in order

1. Click Marketplace and open Social Studio. Choose Link to my account and confirm the code on aigopilot.com, then subscribe.
2. Pick the Project. The work is for one project at a time.
3. Under Brand, add your logo and colors, or click Read my website and take what it proposes. Click Approve the brand.
4. Under Product, let the studio read your site or the project. Correct the features it found, then click Approve the facts.
5. Under Content plan, click Propose ideas or write a topic of your own, then Make.
6. Under Connections, connect an account. Under Calendar, set your times and timezone.

A post may say only what stands approved under Product. A feature that is not released is spoken of as coming, never as available, and a price in a post must be one you listed.

Check, change and approve a post

Under Post you see a preview, the caption and hashtags, and a list of checks: size, length, readability on a phone, text not cut off, prices and facts. A post that fails a check cannot be approved as it is. To change one, click Describe a change and write it in plain words, such as a different word in the first scene. Only what you ask for changes, and the version before is kept. Compare with the version before shows the two.

Approve is a yes for exactly this version and these accounts. Looking at a post or downloading it approves nothing, and saving new words makes a new version that needs a new yes. Every post waits for approval by default. Publishing without it is a switch you set yourself for a project and an account, and it is off until you do.

Publishing

Posts go out from this computer at their time. While the studio's engine is not running, or the computer is asleep or off, nothing goes out; the label Publishing is on says when it can. A post made ahead of time still waits for your approval. Published lists each post with its state and a link once it is live. If a post was sent and no answer came back, its state is Outcome unknown and you look at the account yourself.

To keep the files instead, Copy the files to a folder. See also The Marketplace and plugins and SearchPlan, which measures what people search for.

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