I gave an agent my posting history. It found a promise I never made.

Description and use

<p>Every social platform rewards the same thing, and it isn't a secret: showing up regularly. The hard part isn't writing. It's deciding what to say today, and on plenty of days there either isn't an answer or you don't feel like hunting for one.</p> <p>Someone I was talking to on LinkedIn last week told me they stick with their scheduling tool mostly because of the post templates. When they run out of ideas, the templates give them somewhere to start. That surprised me. I would have guessed people got stuck on the writing, not on choosing the topic.</p> <p>Asking an agent doesn't really fix t

Problem

<p>Every social platform rewards the same thing, and it isn't a secret: showing up regularly. The hard part isn't writing. It's deciding what to say today, and on plenty of days there either isn't an answer or you don't feel like hunting for one.</p> <p>Someone I was talking to on LinkedIn last week told me they stick with their scheduling tool mostly because of the post templates. When they run out of ideas, the templates give them somewhere to start. That surprised me. I would have guessed people got stuck on the writing, not on choosing the topic.</p> <p>Asking an agent doesn't really fix t

Outcome

<p>Every social platform rewards the same thing, and it isn't a secret: showing up regularly. The hard part isn't writing. It's deciding what to say today, and on plenty of days there either isn't an answer or you don't feel like hunting for one.</p> <p>Someone I was talking to on LinkedIn last week told me they stick with their scheduling tool mostly because of the post templates. When they run out of ideas, the templates give them somewhere to start. That surprised me. I would have guessed people got stuck on the writing, not on choosing the topic.</p> <p>Asking an agent doesn't really fix t

Evidence

I gave an agent my posting history. It found a promise I never made.

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