Regular posting is what makes LinkedIn work, and the first habit to slip. An Orkeste agent runs every week, takes the next idea from your list in Notion, drafts the post in your voice and waits for your approval. Approve it and it publishes.
The problem
Founders and experts know what to say but never find the hour to write it. The calendar starts strong in January and is empty by March.
How the workflow runs
Runs: Every week on the day and hour you set.
Pick the next idea: The agent reads your idea list in Notion and takes the next one not yet used.
Draft the post: It writes the post in the voice described in its briefing.
Approve: The post waits in Validations until you edit, approve or reject it.
Publish: The approved post is published on your profile or company page.
Mark it as used: The agent updates the Notion page to mark the idea as posted.
Every post waits for your approval; nothing is published in your name without it.
Who does what
LinkedIn writer: Drafts one post a week from your ideas.
Founder or expert (human): Approves every post published in their name.
What this workflow does not do
One post per run; it does not queue a month of posts on LinkedIn.
Publishes on approval, not at a chosen later time.
It can draft a month of ideas into a Notion page in one run. Publishing then happens one approved post at a time, each week.
Will it sound like me?
Add ten of your past posts to the agent's knowledge and describe your voice in the briefing. Edit the first drafts, and add what you corrected to the briefing.
What if I miss the approval?
The post stays in Validations until you approve or reject it. Nothing is published by default.