A week of on-brand posts, drafted by AI and approved from a phone

For most businesses, social media is either neglected or it quietly eats a person’s week. Someone drafts posts for each platform in each brand’s voice. Someone sends them for approval and waits. Feedback comes back in fragments. Someone logs into every platform to post. The week the coordinator is busy, the posting stops.

A typical week of posts, done by handthe problem

writing

risk: Drafts for each platform, in each brand’s voice, from scratch

approval

problem: Drafts go out by email; feedback comes back in fragments

chasing

problem: A coordinator chases the decision-maker for a yes

posting

risk: Someone logs into every platform to publish

access

problem: Client social logins shared in spreadsheets

result

problem: Posting stops the week the coordinator is busy

A workspace holds everything that makes a brand sound like itself: voice, language, rules, and which AI keys to use. From that, the engine drafts the whole week per channel, already within each platform’s length and format rules. The client sees it on a phone, signs in with a one-time code, and approves or writes a note. The note goes straight into the rewrite.

1. Step 1 (input): Brand workspace, voice, language, rules.
2. Step 2 (ai agent): Draft the week, 4 AI providers.
3. Step 3 (automated): Platform rules, length, format. Rejected here: Off-rule draft (redrafted).
4. Step 4 (client): Approve on the phone, one-time code. Rejected here: Changes asked (note drives the rewrite).
5. Step 5 (automated): Publishing queue, checked every minute.
6. Step 6 (pending): Publish to platforms, awaiting approvals.

cuckoo Fernhollow Tools workspace Week 42 · drafted in your brand voice 3 of 6 approved

MonLinkedIn

Three signs a blade is costing you more than a new one.

Approved

TueInstagram

Behind the bench: how we test every edge before it ships.

Approved

WedX

Downtime rarely starts with a breakdown. It starts with a blunt edge nobody logged.

Approved

ThuLinkedIn

Rewrite requested: “less salesy, lead with the workshop story.”

Changes asked

FriFacebook

Weekend project: sharpening angles, explained in one drawing.

Waiting for you

SatInstagram

Customer bench of the week (photo from the client library).

Waiting for you

Sun—

No post. Rest day in the brand rules.

Off

Drafts follow each platform’s length and format rules.Approve the rest of the week

cuckooFernhollow Tools

Thursday · LinkedIn · 09:00

FTFernhollow ToolsDraft 2 · rewritten from your note

Every blade on our bench has a story. This one came back after eleven years in a joinery workshop, still cutting clean. Here is what its owner did right.

153 / 3,000 characters

ApproveAsk for changes

Your note to the writer“Lead with the workshop story. Less salesy.”

Signed in with a one-time code. No password.

1. agent://researcher

   Mapped each platform’s API, its developer review and its content rules.

   Never allowed to: post anything.

2. agent://architect

   Designed the workspace model: one voice, language and set of AI keys per client, with secrets encrypted at rest.

3. human://vegardHUMAN GATE

   Set two rules: nothing publishes without the client’s approval, and the agency never holds a client’s password.

4. agent://writer

   Drafts a week of posts per channel in the client’s voice, in any of 4 languages.

   Never allowed to: publish a post nobody approved.

5. agent://tester

   Runs ~200 test cases, from encryption tamper detection and one-time-code lockout to the publish runner.

6. human://clientHUMAN GATE

   Approves, declines or writes a note per post, per day or for the whole week. Notes feed the rewrite.

7. agent://watcher

   Claims due posts every minute, refreshes platform tokens before they expire, and emails on any failure.

8. human://vegardHUMAN GATE

   Runs the platform reviews: developer apps, business verification, and privacy pages reviewers can read without JavaScript.

Cuckoo is labelled PILOT. I won’t claim live publishing on any platform until that platform has approved it.

The running cost is mostly AI tokens, billed to each workspace’s own provider key, so an agency can pass it straight through to the client it belongs to. Hosting is Cloudflare Workers, a database, object storage and a key-value store. Images and video stay in private storage and are copied to a public bucket only at the moment a platform fetches them.

• A workspace per brandVoice, language, rules and history, under your account.
• Your own AI keysAny of 4 providers, billed to you, assignable per channel and purpose.
• Official platform connectionsConnected through each platform’s own sign-in. Never a shared password.
• The approval historyWho approved what, when, and which note changed which post.
• Code and Cloudflare accountThe engine, the portal and the queue, in your name.
• Security by defaultSecrets encrypted at rest; admin locked behind Cloudflare Access.