Agents

Assistants you describe in a sentence, which run against your own work and hand back something you review before anything is published.

An agent is a small workflow: a source, one or more steps, and a review gate. You describe what you want in a sentence, the builder turns it into steps, and you can edit any of them.

The three things an agent does

Answers
A question about your own work, answered from your numbers.
Proposals
A suggested draft, caption or reply, saved rather than sent.
Runs
A whole workflow executed end to end in the background.
PlanAnswers a dayProposals a dayBackground runs a day
FreeNoneNoneNone
SapphireNoneNoneNone
Sapphire Pro6020None
Sapphire Ultra30010020

A run is bounded by steps as well as by count: 12 steps on Sapphire Pro, 40 on Ultra. Sapphire Ultra can also keep 5 standing agents, which are the ones that run on a schedule rather than when you ask.

Schedules

A standing agent runs daily, weekly or monthly, or is off. There is no finer interval, because a shorter one produces more proposals than anybody reads.

Experiments

From Sapphire Pro you can run 2 experiments at once, and 10 on Ultra. An experiment is a hypothesis, the posts assigned to it, and what happened, rather than a split test the platform runs on your audience for you.

Nothing an agent produces is published. A proposal is saved as a draft and says so; the review step exists so that the answer to "did it post something" is always no.