Trying to reach someone at LinkedIn 👋 @typefully is used and loved by thousands of companies posting on LinkedIn and we are being held back by limited API access, meaning we can't ship features offered by competitors that users keep asking for, like personal mentions and analytics. We have been stuck in "review" for the Community Management API for more than 4 months now! If you know someone on the LinkedIn developer platform team, please point me their way 🙏

My LinkedIn reached 50K followers thanks to @typefully 🤩 (not affiliated/sponsored just happy customer) PS. I hope I can land my next 9-5

One of our most loved features is the platform previews that lets you see exactly how your x and linkedin posts show in the timeline. @linuz90 just took it to the next level.

We’ve had a lot of requests for this one. An exciting part about exposing comments to agents, is that it enables a smarter type of task triaging. Comments on social content are often todo’s assigned to you by other people. - fix a grammar issue - try a different hook - add media here And a typical notification inbox doesn’t handle these todo’s very well. It’s not proactive. It just states the comment. But agent will proactively spot the todo’s and help you move the work forward. For simple tasks, like grammar fixes, it can do the work for you. For more creative tasks, it will make suggestions.

Incredibly excited to build some robots and watch this play out

I built my dream Markdown editor for Mac. → Introducing Cogito (pronounced koh-gee-toh). It started out of frustration: Obsidian is powerful but overwhelming. iA Writer is beautiful but feels built for a different era. Nothing felt right for how I actually write and work now: plain files, lots of folders, agents and scripts editing alongside me. I wanted both: native and beautiful, powerful and calm. So I finally built it. It's fast, keyboard-first, polished, truly native. A Mac app built with power users and developers in mind. This is my love letter to writing and Mac apps. I use it for all my writing now. Free while in beta ✌️

Our API is now the fastest growing product line. Modern content teams are hiring agents to do real work. So we're doubling down and releasing post analytics and content calendar support today. My favourite new prompt that saves me an hour of work: "create content performance report across all team member accounts from last week. Format it for sharing in slack"

We’re seeing an interesting change in the content workflow. 40% of drafts in Typefully are now created via agents like Claude and ChatGPT, and it keeps going up. The work for most teams has shifted to review, approval, and polish. So we’ve made that collaboration piece a lot better: - easy link sharing - realistic platform preview - smooth commenting - Slack notifications to move fast

Claude with Typefully connected is pretty insane.

We're repositioning Typefully to thrive in the agents era. Here's what we figured out. Agents work best with primitives. Tools that just remove friction are getting automated away. If your main value is saving 3 clicks, an agent can do that now. We've seen it in our own stack. Tools we paid for six months ago are getting cut because agents handle that work. What do primitives look like? GitHub, standard CLIs, markdown files, boring foundational tools with clear interfaces. The fancy all-in-one solution loses to standard tools that agents can orchestrate. So where does that leave us? We're betting on becoming the taste, collaboration, and publishing layer where teams and agents coordinate their social writing. We are treating agents as first-class users, just like we do humans. More creators are opening Claude or ChatGPT, ideating there, and landing their drafts in Typefully. The agent does research and generates drafts. The human adds taste, refines, coordinates with their team. Typefully becomes the publishing and coordination layer. The place where: • Agentic work gets refined by humans • Teams collaborate on what to ship • Content actually goes live What agents can't replicate. Taste, judgment, the final call.

From voice note to published thread 🎙️

really good, and important, read

We're seeing a shift happen in real time at Typefully that many more SaaS players must be observing too, but not talking about. More and more drafts are being created while interacting with agents, not typed into our editor by a human. The orange line in this graph is agentic usage (API, MCP, Agent Skills). It's been climbing steadily for months. Your first reaction would be: "oh yeah, slop!", but no, these are creators you know, read and enjoy with crazy setups researching, writing and producing great content with a human in the loop that's infusing ideas, taste and style into SOTA models. More and more creators are opening Claude, ChatGPT or OpenClaw, ideating there and landing their drafts in Typefully. Typefully is becoming the collaboration, refinement, and publishing layer.

incredibly cool

My new workflow for turning messy thoughts into posts: 1. Voice dump into Typefully's Writing Assistant 2. Ask it to pull out the best ideas 3. Pick one and refine it 4. Schedule Works surprisingly well. Your half-baked thoughts are often better than you think.

Posting consistently is HARD. We've built a Writing Assistant that lets you dump in your: Notes Voice recordings Meeting transcripts Blog posts... you name it! Then it will find ideas and write up angles based on existing content, audience, and topics.

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that beta → launch vibe

It’s the best