Post and Engage
Many people publish a post and then forget to reply to the comments. This recipe uses two sessions. First, your agent drafts a post and publishes it after you approve. The next day, it drafts replies to new comments for you to approve.
When to use this recipe
- You want to post on LinkedIn more often
- You want help writing in your own style
- You publish posts but forget to reply to comments
- You want to see how each post performs
Steps
Load your writing style
Crispy makes a style guide from your past posts and messages when you connect your account. Your agent uses it as a guide when it drafts. If the analysis has not run, the style is not available.
Example prompt
“Load my writing style so we can draft in my voice”
Draft and publish
Your agent drafts a post and shows it to you. Crispy publishes a post as soon as the agent sends it, so the agent must wait for your approval first. This approval is an instruction in the prompt. Crispy does not enforce it.
Example prompt
“Draft a post about why AI agents are replacing LinkedIn dashboards, in my writing style. Show me the full draft. Do not publish until I approve. After I approve, publish the exact approved text once. If publishing returns an error, do not retry. Check my recent posts and tell me what happened.”
Reply to comments
The next day, start a new session. Your agent cannot schedule replies for later. It lists unanswered comments, 20 by default, and drafts a reply for each. It posts only the replies you approve.
Example prompt
“Show the unanswered comments on my latest post. Draft a reply for each in my writing style. Do not reply until I approve each reply. After I approve, post only the approved replies.”
Track performance
Check the impressions, reactions, comments and reposts of the post. Your agent can compare them with your post totals for the last 30 days.
Example prompt
“Show the impressions, reactions, comments and reposts for my latest post. Compare them with my average per post for the last 30 days.”
Try it now
Copy this prompt and paste it into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client connected to Crispy.
Load my writing style. Draft a LinkedIn post about remote work culture in my style. Show me the full draft. Do not publish until I approve. After I approve, publish the exact text once.
Run LinkedIn workflows from the AI client you already use.
Create your account, connect LinkedIn, create an API key, then add Crispy to your client. Review the docs for supported workflows and safety controls.