A good article deserves more than one share. Paste it, or point the agent to the Notion page where it lives, and an Orkeste agent drafts three or four LinkedIn posts, each with its own angle. You approve the ones you like and they publish on your profile or company page.
The problem
The article took a week to write and gets one post on launch day. Cutting it into several posts in the right voice is a job nobody gets to.
How the workflow runs
Runs: When you start it with an article.
Give it the article: Paste the text, or name the Notion page where it lives.
Find the angles: The agent picks three or four ideas from the article that stand on their own.
Draft the posts: It writes each post in the voice described in its briefing, with a clear opening.
Approve: Each post waits in Validations; you edit, approve or reject it.
Publish: Each approved post is published on your LinkedIn profile or a company page you manage.
With approval on for LinkedIn, nothing is published until you approve the post.
Who does what
LinkedIn writer: Turns one article into several posts.
Marketing lead or founder (human): Approves what is published in their name.
What this workflow does not do
Does not fetch the article from your website; paste it or keep it in Notion.
Publishes when you approve; it does not schedule posts for a later date.
Does not read comments, reactions or post analytics.