What you can ask SupahPost through your own AI

SupahPost connects to the AI app you already use, so you can ask about your social accounts in plain words and have the work done for you. This page is a short overview.

The full reference is for customers. With a key, send it to this same address in a header named Authorization, with the value Bearer, a space, and the key, and all of it comes back. Signed in to SupahPost, read it here: https://app.supahpost.com/help/your-ai/reference.md

An AI that is already connected does not need either: it is shown everything it can do when it connects.

What you can ask about

• Performance. What your posts did, and which ones did it.
• Your day, and your money. Told rather than looked up: what happened, what pays, and when to post.
• Audience. Who follows you and when they show up.
• Competitors. The accounts you track.
• Workspace. Your raw materials and the state of the account.
• Your queue. What is already lined up.
• Scheduling. Filling the calendar.
• Before you post, and after. Checks on a draft, where your material came from, and why the numbers moved.
• What people are saying back. The comments on your own posts — read, ranked, and drafted answers in your own words.
• Replying and moderating, in public. The two things your AI can do that other people see. Both show you what they would do first.
• Your own photos and video. Give your AI a picture or a clip and it can put it on the calendar — no visit to the dashboard.
• Making graphics. Ask for a graphic and get one back — preview it, download it, or open it in the editor here.
• Changing something you already have. Fix a graphic or a video by saying what you want different — the same editing you would do here, without opening it.
• Building reports. Ask for a report and get a finished deck, a PDF, and the numbers as a spreadsheet.
• Your team. Who did what, and what is waiting on somebody.
• Running your team. Handing work out, and asking for a second pair of eyes.
• Why it happened, and what works. Your own history, compared against itself — with the number of posts behind every figure.
• Getting more out of what you already made. Your own back catalogue, ranked — what is worth running again, and where it has never been tried.
• Advice you can hand to somebody. What to charge, how often to post, what to put out now, and the notes other people read.
• Goals, and what arrives on its own. What you are aiming at, how it is tracking, and what gets sent to you without asking.
• Setting goals and routines. Naming a target, and asking for something to be sent to you regularly.
• Stopping and starting again. The one switch that lets the product pause your posting, and the button that undoes it.
• Publishing. The only thing here that reaches your audience.
• Your designs. What you can make things in, and what each design needs to come out right.
• Changing your designs. Colors, names and fonts — the brand kit, without opening it.
• Keeping your numbers up to date. Fetching the latest. Your history loads by itself.
• The accounts you track. Adding one, dropping one, and reading one now.
• Your lists. The groups you post to, and the buckets your posts are filed in.
• Your workspace. What needs your attention, and the settings everything else runs on.
• Running your workspace. Clearing the bell, tidying your photos, and the two switches everything runs on.

Things people ask

• “How many views did I get last week versus the week before?”
• “Brief me — how did yesterday go, and is anything broken?”
• “Who follows me now, and how fast is that changing?”
• “Which accounts am I tracking?”
• “Which brands do I have, and which accounts does each one post to?”
• “What is going out in the next week?”
• “Fill my empty slots from my drafts — show me the plan first.”
• “Have I posted something like this before?”
• “What are people saying on my biggest post this month?”
• “Show me what a reply to that would look like before it goes out.”
• “Here is a photo — keep it for a post.”
• “Make me a graphic about our summer sale, headline “two days only”.”

How to connect

1. Sign in to SupahPost and open Settings, then Connections, then Your AI.
2. Pick the AI app you use and follow the steps shown there.
3. Ask it something from the list above.

Step-by-step guides for each app: https://supahpost.com/help/your-ai

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