The LinkedIn Content Team
On your schedule it drafts one grounded LinkedIn post in your voice, checks every safety rule, waits for your yes, then publishes it exactly once.
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You do not have an outreach problem. You have a belief problem.
More outreach will not save a message people do not believe. The real constraint was never how many people you reached. It was whether the ones who saw you trusted a single word of it.
So stop counting sends. Earn three things, in order. Capture attention with a reason to stop that is actually true, not just loud. Earn consumption time by making the next line worth more than the scroll. Change read behavior, so they start reading you differently than they read everyone else in the feed.
That is the whole job, and it is why we built TrustOS: to manufacture trust on purpose and on a schedule, so belief stops being luck and starts being something you can predict.
- Grounded in a real, current signal.
- Written in your saved voice.
- Published only after your yes.
How The LinkedIn Content Team works.
The agent's actual steps.
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Read the rules
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Find one idea
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Write and check
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Get permission
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Publish exactly once
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 your agent. It's waiting on your dashboard.
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Hand it your keys. Claude writes and judges, LinkedIn publishes. About 3 minutes.
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Approve each post, or turn on autopilot, and it runs itself.
Live in minutes. Nothing charged before day 7.
Common questions
Will it post to LinkedIn without asking me?
Not unless you tell it to. By default it drafts the post, runs every safety check, and waits for your approval, and nothing goes out until you say yes. When you are ready, you can turn on autopilot and it will post on its own, still running every check first.
Whose voice do the posts sound like?
Yours. It drafts from your saved voice and the business context you reviewed, so each post reads like you wrote it, not like a template. You can edit any draft before it goes out.
Could it ever post the same thing twice?
No. Every post is keyed and claimed before it publishes, so a retry or a hiccup can never double-post. Each idea is drafted and posted once, and a duplicate is skipped on sight.
Where do the post ideas come from?
From the current signals a keyless scout collects and the business context you reviewed. Each run it picks one grounded idea worth a post. On a quiet day when nothing clears the bar, it writes nothing rather than force a weak post.
Can I change how it works?
Yes, completely. After it is deployed, tell Autoploy what to change in plain words and it changes: post twice a week instead of daily, only cover your own launches, or turn on autopilot once you trust it. This agent is a starting point, not a fixed template.
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 LinkedIn Content Team 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.
What a week on autopilot feels like.
Monday, 8am, still on your first coffee. A post is already drafted from a signal that broke overnight, checked, and sitting in your queue behind one button: approve.
Wednesday you tap approve from your phone in a lift, and by the time the doors open it is live on LinkedIn, in your voice, posted once and never twice.
Friday you realize you shipped four posts this week and wrote none of them, and the only thing anyone noticed is that you finally sound consistent.
The feed does not wait for the week you finally feel ready.
Set your content team up once, tonight, and wake up tomorrow to a checked post in your voice waiting on a single yes.
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