Shipping got easier.Distribution didn't.
Your agent drafts the launch. You approve it once. It ships everywhere.
You use agents to ship code and scripts to deploy it. Distribution is the one part of the launch that still falls back to a browser. Agenda Panda picks up after the deploy. Your agent drafts the calendar from product context, stages it for review, and waits for your sign-off.
claude "Set up Agenda Panda and build a review-ready launch calendar."
The code shipped.Now someone has to write 14 posts.
Deploys are automated. Distribution isn't. Every launch still means opening a browser, translating the release into channel copy, and pasting variations into tools your agent cannot use.
The agent shipped the product. Then the workflow falls back to Buffer.
The Launch Bottleneck
Context switching, re-formatting, and copy-pasting across X, LinkedIn, IG, Threads...
Your pipeline automates shipping.Now it automates distribution.
Add one layer after deploy. On every release, the agent reads the diff, your brand context, and channel rules, drafts the calendar, and leaves it in review. Same flow, every ship.
Agents
Git Tools
Auto-draft stories
CLI Workflow
Your agent ran Saturday night.Monday is just approvals.
Open the dashboard and the week is already laid out. The copy is staged, the channels are split, and the only question left is what gets approved. The agent did the drafting. You make the call.
Content Calendar
Your agent reads your codebase.It should know your voice too.
Good launch copy needs more than a diff. ap context --json gives the model product context, tone rules, channel constraints, and recent post history, so every run starts from the same ground truth.
🚀 Huge launch today! Our new routing engine is finally here, unlocking a whole new level of speed and efficiency across every workflow! ⚡️ A true testament to the team. Dive in below. 👇
We are absolutely thrilled to share another big milestone! 🥳 Our new approval flow is here to empower teams, streamline collaboration, and unlock a more seamless review experience than ever before. ✨
Big things are happening here! 🎉 GitHub releases now flow straight into launch planning, revolutionizing how teams go from ship to distribution. Faster, smarter, and more seamless than ever. 🚀💎
- -NO emojis. We are a serious engineering tool.
- -NO em dashes (—). Use commas.
- -NO AI tells. Avoid patterns like "Not only X, but Y", "Delve", "Unlock", "Testament to".
- -Speak like a senior engineer explaining something to a peer.
- -Keep it concise. 1-2 short sentences.
- -Focus on the "why" and the technical reality, not the marketing fluff.
The new routing engine is live. Sync latency is down 40%. Technical write-up is below.
The approval flow is live. Every staged post now has a clear review step before publish.
GitHub releases can now auto-stage draft stories in Agenda Panda. Teams still approve or skip each post before anything goes live.
Put your tone in soul.md and your visual rules in art.md. The context layer is model-agnostic, so the voice stays stable even when the model changes.
From founders already shippingwith agents.
“I managed to setup my whole month's social media calendar in 30 mins”
Cristopher Theodoropoulos Pavlov
toliv.com
“I was spending 3 hours a week writing launch posts. Now it's 15 minutes reviewing what the agent staged. The voice files were the unlock.”
Gustavo Ortiz
Imille
“We shipped Thursday, ran the prompt Friday morning, and had two weeks of posts staged by lunch. Nothing published without approval.”
Artur Maklyarevsky
https://visualsitemaps.com/
In the next 5 minutes,your agent builds the calendar.
Run one prompt. Your agent installs Agenda Panda if needed, connects channels, builds the calendar, and leaves it staged for review. Nothing publishes without approval.
- 1Installs or updates `ap`
- 2Connects your channels with device auth
- 3Reads product context, tone docs, and channel rules
- 4Drafts the launch calendar across every connected channel
- 5Leaves the whole week staged for review
claude "Set up Agenda Panda and build a review-ready launch calendar."