
“I ship features all week and forget to post.”
Kavi drafts native threads, posts, and release notes from your commit history, using your saved brand voice and examples.
For solo founders
Agents research, draft, and schedule from your site and commits. You approve in the dashboard, then get back to code.
Kavi · drafted from your commitsLinkedIn post: why we rewrote authNeeds you
Ved · found on r/SaaSHigh-intent thread flagged for youNeeds you
Chanakya · after your yesX thread published at 9:00Shipped
Ved · site checkPricing page missing FAQ schemaFix drafted1.0 — A week with AICMOHQ
Playing through the week.
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Chanakya
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Mitra
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ShravanVed reads your product and finds where buyers are talking. You pick the angle.
Illustrative week. Mitra and Shravan cards need Studio or GTM Desk.
2.0 — Sound familiar?
You open X, stare at the blank compose box, and go back to coding. The feature gets buried, nobody hears about it, and the cycle repeats. Here is who picks up each part.
3.0 — Approval-first
Connect X, LinkedIn, and Reddit through OAuth. Add a Hacker News username separately for monitoring, and revoke connections when needed.
Kavi drafts from your recent commits and queues the post as a draft for your approval.
Read the drafts in the dashboard, hit approve, and they go live. Nothing posts without your say-so. The CLI and MCP can draft and schedule, never approve.
Agents can draft, edit, and schedule from the CLI, MCP, or dashboard; only a person approves, in the dashboard. Approval-first by default. Later you can let a trusted agent auto-publish, a switch you flip in the dashboard.
4.0 — What it costs for you
Most solo founders start on Pro: research, drafting, and publishing in one approval queue. Move up when you want replies, reporting, and ads.
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Ved, Kavi, ChanakyaCredits reset each billing cycle and don't roll over. Top-up packs stack on top.
No. By default everything goes through a review queue you approve with one click in the dashboard. The CLI and MCP can draft, edit, and schedule, but approving is always a human step in the dashboard. Approval-first by default. Later you can let a trusted agent auto-publish, a switch you flip in the dashboard.
Kavi uses your saved brand voice, product context, and examples to prepare drafts. You review, edit, or reject each one before it goes live.
LinkedIn, X, Reddit, and email publish after your approval. YouTube Shorts is in verification; Instagram and TikTok are in beta. Hacker News, Product Hunt, and GitHub are sources the agents read from, not places they post.
Edit or reject it in the content queue, then update your saved brand voice or strategy before generating another draft.
It depends on the channels you connect. You can start with a product URL, then add OAuth connections and brand guidance when you are ready.