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Notes from making SPREVA: how an AI agent makes and publishes social media, why what it makes stays editable, and what we learned building it.
Earlier posts
- How to manage social media for several clients without posting to the wrong oneOne workspace per client, accounts that cannot cross, a free reviewer each and a plan each. How an agency keeps clients apart in SPREVA, and what it costs.
- One post from draft to feed: a client approval workflow, step by stepOne bakery post followed from the draft to the morning it goes out: who does what, what the client sees, and what happens when the answer is not yes.
- The client has not approved and the post is due: publish, hold or skip?The post goes out at nine and the client has not answered. Why holding beats publishing, how to set an approval deadline, and what to agree on first.
- How to get a client to approve posts from their phoneClients drop tools that want a password and a seat. How a client approves posts from a phone in SPREVA: one email, a sign-in link, each post as it will look.
- The client never approved it, and it went out anywayA time moved, a caption fixed after the yes, a post scheduled in a hurry. How posts go out unapproved, and how SPREVA makes every post wait for a yes.
- “That is not what I approved”: what to show the clientA thumbs-up in a chat is weak proof when a client disputes a post. What an approval record should hold, how SPREVA keeps one, and how to use it calmly.
- Why a video made by an AI agent should stay editableAn AI agent can make a video in a minute. The question is what happens when you want the second scene shorter. Why SPREVA keeps every video an editable project, and what that changes for the person asking.
- A week of social media from one conversation with your AI agentMonday's photos become a video, Tuesday's post goes to every network in its own words, the queue fills itself and Friday brings the numbers. A week with an AI agent connected to SPREVA, prompt by prompt.
- A media library that knows what is in itFolders and file names stop working at about a hundred files. What SPREVA does instead: every upload described and tagged as it arrives, videos transcribed, alt text suggested, and a search that understands “the window at dusk”.
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