Meet your agent

Your Paragraph agent drafts, distributes, and maintains your publication, and nothing big ships without your OK.

Every Paragraph publication comes with an agent. It reads everything you've published, learns how you write, and works on your publication every day, not just when you're in the app.

The agent's work falls into three areas: drafting, distributing, and maintaining. A fourth idea, approval, ties them together. You see everything it does, and anything visible waits for your yes.

Draft

Your agent reads your archive, then drafts what should come next. That includes:

• Weekly newsletter drafts built from what you've already published
• New posts and essays built around ideas your readers respond to
• Refreshes of older posts that are losing traffic
• Titles and descriptions written to be found, and to sound like you
• A handful of on-brand cover image options for each post
• Series and follow-ups queued up so you're never staring at a blank page

Nothing ships without your OK. Drafts land as suggestions you can review, edit, or dismiss.

Distribute

Publishing a post is the start, not the finish. Your agent turns each post into threads, clips, and newsletter sends, shaped for each channel and scheduled while you write the next one.

Today it can distribute to X, LinkedIn, and your Paragraph newsletter:

• X threads that earn the click back to the full piece
• LinkedIn versions written for a professional feed
• Newsletter sends to your subscribers
• A standing queue, so a week of posts is spaced out and ready
• Scheduling at the times your readers actually show up

It also folds results back in. Formats that earn readers get repeated, and ones that don't get retired.

Maintain

Your agent patrols your site every day, fixes small problems on its own, and keeps your content easy for readers and AI to find:

• Broken links repaired
• Slow pages trimmed
• Missing titles and descriptions written
• Posts quietly losing traffic refreshed before they fall off
• Clean structure and sitemaps, so search engines can do their job

Every fix is measured against traffic, so you can see whether the upkeep is paying off.

Approve

An agent is only useful if you can trust it. Paragraph shows you everything the agent does, asks before anything big ships, and earns more freedom only as you grant it.

• New posts, campaigns, and visible changes wait for your yes, edit, or no
• Review takes one tap, from your workspace or your inbox
• Standing approvals: say yes to a kind of work a few times, and it stops asking
• Routine upkeep, like fixing a broken link, just happens
• A daily report covers what shipped, what's queued, and what it plans next

You can revoke any standing yes at any time.

Agent work uses the monthly credits that come with your plan.