The Content Creator
After a call or a long note, three LinkedIn posts come back written in your own voice, saved as drafts for you to read, edit, and post.
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Three drafts from this call, in your voice.
- A lesson
Most of what I say on a sales call never makes it anywhere. I say the same clear thing four times a week, then write something vague on a Sunday night. The good version already exists. It is just sitting in the call.
- A story
A founder asked me today why their onboarding felt slow. It was not slow. It was quiet. Nobody told them what was happening between signing up and the first real result. We did not add a feature. We added a sentence.
- A take
Writing in public is not a content problem. It is a memory problem. You already said the smart thing out loud this week. The work is catching it before it is gone.
- Read the whole call so you do not have to.
- Three angles, written in your saved voice.
- Saved as drafts. Nothing posts itself.
How The Content Creator works.
The agent's actual steps.
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Catch the material
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Never draft twice
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Know your voice
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Write and save
This is the starting point.
After it is deployed, tell Autoploy what to change, in plain words, and it changes.
How you get it running.
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Start your seven-day free trial.
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Pick up The Content Creator. It's waiting on your dashboard.
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Hand it your Claude key, or connect your subscription. About 2 minutes.
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Watch it go live. After your next call, three drafts are waiting.
Live in minutes. Nothing charged before day 7.
Common questions
Do I need to wire anything?
No. You open the agent, answer a few setup questions in plain words, and your Claude builds it. There is nothing to code and nothing to wire.
How do my calls reach it?
It gets one private link when you set it up, and anything that can send a transcript or a block of text can use it: your call recorder, an automation you already run, or you pasting your notes in by hand. Your Claude walks you through connecting whatever you use today.
Does it post to LinkedIn for me?
No, and that is deliberate. Every post is saved as a draft in your own Post drafts list for you to read, edit, and post yourself. These drafts are your public voice, so nothing leaves your hands unless you send it.
Will it sound like me?
It reads your saved voice, offer, audience, proof, and links before it writes a word. If those saved fields are still thin, it marks the drafts as thin rather than pretending, so you always know when a post needs more of you in it.
What about words I never want to see?
You save them once as your never-say list. It writes around them, then checks the finished posts and strips those words out anyway, so a phrase you banned cannot slip through into something you post.
Do I pay for the AI?
You bring your own Claude, either your Claude subscription or your own Anthropic key, and you pay Anthropic directly. Autoploy never bills you for the AI.
What does it cost?
Signing up is free and takes no card. You can build one agent and run it yourself straight away. When you want it running on its own, every plan starts with a 7-day free trial and nothing is charged before day 7.
Notice what just happened.
You just read a working automation, end to end, and nothing needed translating. That is not a diagram of the product. It is the product. Autoploy agents are written in plain language, so reading one is the same as understanding it, and describing one is the same as building it.
Under the hood it is real infrastructure: webhooks, schedules, retries, the works. The interface is just a conversation. And if you already build with AI, it goes as deep as you want, Autoploy speaks MCP, so your own Claude can wire, extend, and ship agents straight from your chat.
When a new lead comes in, research them and draft a personal welcome email for my review.
The Content Creator is just one employee.
Anything you can describe in a sentence, your Claude can build the same way. If you can say it, it can run.
Picture the month after your next dozen calls.
It is Thursday, you have just hung up on a good call, and before you have finished writing your follow-up there are three drafts waiting, in your words, about the thing you said out loud twenty minutes ago.
You read them on the train home, keep the one that made you laugh, cut two lines, and post it. Four minutes, and it sounds exactly like you, because it was you.
And the Sunday night blank page is simply gone. Not beaten, gone. The posts were written by the work you were already doing all week.
You said something worth posting this week.
It is sitting in a call nobody will ever listen to again. Turn this on tonight, and the next one comes back to you as three drafts before your coffee is cold.
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