Illustrative example

One agent drafts for Reddit, LinkedIn, and X

This is an illustrative configuration, not a customer deployment or measured result. A creator supplies authorized reference material and declarative voice rules for each platform. The agent drafts text; a person checks facts, tone, current platform limits, and approval before anything is posted.

Why one generic draft is not enough

The same idea needs different context, structure, and tone on Reddit, LinkedIn, and X.
Reference material must be owned, licensed, or otherwise authorized by the creator.
Platform limits and community expectations change, so every draft still needs human review.

Illustrative setup—not a customer deployment

Use clear drafting instructions and a review workflow, not an arbitrary script presented as guaranteed enforcement.

01
Approve the inputs.
Select creator-authorized sample drafts, product facts, and claims that may be used.
02
Write declarative rules per platform.
Describe audience, tone, structure, length guidance, banned phrases, and the desired call to action.
03
Configure the drafting agent.
Ask for a named platform and a separate draft; require uncertainty and source gaps to be shown.
04
Review representative prompts.
A person checks facts, wording, current platform limits, brand fit, and legal or policy risks.
05
Choose an access surface.
The non-live pattern is https://{slug}.ai.prostir.build with https://{slug}.ai.prostir.build/mcp. Claude Code or another external AI client also needs a supported account, connector, transport, and authentication.

Proposed inputs for the drafting agent

These are hypothetical or creator-authorized resources, not proof of popular posts or customer performance.

docvoice-rules.mdDeclarative tone and structure guidance for each platform.

docauthorized-sample-drafts.mdHypothetical examples or material the creator has permission to use.

docapproved-facts.mdClaims and source links that may appear in a draft.

datahuman-review-checklist.mdFacts, tone, limits, policy, approval, and publishing owner.

Illustrative drafting request

Constructed example—not a customer transcript, live Claude Code session, or published post.

Prostir Studio

Draft this product lesson for Reddit, LinkedIn, and X using our approved facts and voice rules.

I can prepare three labeled drafts and show any missing source or uncertain limit. I will not publish them; a person must verify, edit, approve, and post the final versions.

Boundaries before use

The agent drafts text only; it does not post to Reddit, LinkedIn, or X.
Publishing requires separately authorized integrations and platform permissions.
Declarative guidance helps consistency but does not automatically enforce every platform rule.
A human owns fact-checking, final edits, approval, and publication.

What gets published

Illustrative outcome, not a measured customer result: one reviewed brief can produce separate Reddit, LinkedIn, and X drafts. A person chooses, edits, and publishes the final post; the agent does not guarantee compliance, reach, engagement, or automatic posting.

Solutions

Multichannel AI agent with one controlled identity

Configure one published Agent with an explicit channel model, then connect only the channels whose credentials, policies, and customer identity rules you can support.

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Solutions

Pick the channels that matter first

Tell us where customers ask, how they identify themselves, and what the Agent should handle. We will map supported channels and the setup each one requires.