Content sourced from a website page
Every post is written from a product, module, FAQ or blog page on the site; the information rests on that page, and pilot products appear with a “Pilot” label.

Our posts are sourced only from yazsis.com pages: AI writes the caption and alt text, scripts check the copy, the poster is produced from the brand template and the queue moves forward under a daily limit. We set up the same flow for you with Instagram’s own publishing tools and an approval step.
Copy, visuals, fact-checking and timing each take their own effort. We tied these tasks into one flow: content comes from the website, rules are written in advance and every post is logged.
Every post is written from a product, module, FAQ or blog page on the site; the information rests on that page, and pilot products appear with a “Pilot” label.
The visual is not drawn by AI: the poster is produced from a template built with the logo, colours and typeface and checked for overflow; screens show sample data.
AI writes the caption and alt text; scripts score the opening line, catch clichéd phrases including their inflected forms and check the length.
The queue rotates module, FAQ, product and blog content in turn; there is a daily cap, a waiting time between posts and a block on reposting.
If the account is wrong, the session has a problem or a verification request appears, the agent stops; it does not try to pass the verification itself and never deletes a post.
A coordinator agent assigns work to the Instagram and LinkedIn agents and collects their status; the agents work from a shared planning folder.
Copy, poster, checks, queue and publishing are separate steps. We approve the template, the sourcing rule and the publishing limits in advance; the agent works within that framework and logs every post.
Every post starts from a website page; the caption, alt text and poster text rely only on the information on that page.
The copy is placed in the brand template, rendered as a poster image in a vertical format suited to Instagram and checked for overflow.
A post that passes the copy checks waits its turn in the queue; if the day’s limit is reached or the waiting time has not passed, it moves to the next slot.
Just before publishing, the account is checked and the caption and alt text are compared word for word with the prepared copy; the post link goes into the log and the report.
Together with you, we put in writing which pages will serve as sources, the brand voice, the phrases to avoid and the rules for sample data.
We set up your brand template, the copy checks and the queue; approved posts are scheduled with Instagram’s own scheduling tools.
We make clear who holds approval rights, which content goes for extra checks and how a rejected draft is corrected.
Published posts are reported with their links; together we update the rules, limits and content order based on what we see.
Yes. The poster posts on YazSis’s Instagram account are prepared and published with this flow. Content comes from yazsis.com pages, posters are produced from our brand template and AI agents handle the queue and publishing. We approve the template and publishing rules in advance.
No. Posters are produced from a template built with the brand’s colours, typeface and logo; AI writes the copy and the template creates the visual. Screens show sample data instead of real customer data, and this is stated on the poster.
Publishing is done through Instagram’s own publishing and scheduling tools. AI prepares the draft and the poster and runs the checks; an authorised person on your team approves, and the approved post goes out at the scheduled time. A post that is not approved is not published.
The publishing and coordination agents on our own accounts run on Grok, in the cloud. For your setup, we decide together which model and which environment to use, based on your data and access needs.
We make no promise about that. The setup we build ensures that posts with a clear source that have passed the checks enter the publishing plan regularly. In the reports, you see what was published, when and with which link; we can also monitor engagement data together.