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Autopilot keeps your pipeline full by generating post drafts on a schedule. You set the topic, tone, cadence and platforms; seenpaid writes the drafts; you approve the ones you like and schedule them. It never publishes on its own.

When to use it

  • You want to post consistently but keep running out of ideas.
  • You have a clear topic and would rather edit and approve than start from a blank page.

Set it up

1

Open Agent and configure Autopilot

In the left rail, click Agent. Set:
  • Cadence: a new batch every 1 to 30 days.
  • Batch size: 1 to 10 drafts per batch.
  • Platforms: which channels to write for.
  • Topic: what to write about.
  • Tone: default, direct, friendly, bold, analytical or playful, and whether to use emoji.
2

Let a batch generate

Drafts land in a queue. You can also generate a batch now instead of waiting.
3

Approve or dismiss

Approve the drafts you like; dismiss the rest.
4

Schedule the keepers

Approving hands you the caption and intended platform. Schedule it like any other post.
Autopilot never publishes by itself. Approving a draft does not send it; you (or an agent acting on your instruction) still put it on the calendar.
When revenue attribution is on and you have earning posts, drafts are written in the voice of your top earners. With attribution off, they follow your topic and tone settings.

Driving it from an agent

“Turn on autopilot: 3 drafts every 4 days about my product, for X and LinkedIn, friendly tone, no emoji. Then show me the queue.”

Troubleshooting

Autopilot has to be configured and switched on first.
By design. Approval returns the caption for you to schedule.

Experiments

A/B test captions.

Recycle

Keep proven posts in rotation.