feature
Turn merges or pushes into capped X drafts or opted-in automatic posts, all routed to one approval queue and then published at each account best time. Connect GitHub, review, approve, publish to Instagram, TikTok, X.
what it does
Drafts trigger from GitHub merges or pushes and are drafted in your voice. Each draft waits in one approval queue until you or a teammate approves or edits it.
After approval, posts publish at each account best time to supported platforms. This keeps the flow of build-in-public updates without losing final human control.
process
Connect your repo and define which events create drafts. TTP drafts content in your voice using commit text, PR summaries, or release notes as inputs.
Drafts appear in a single approval queue. You can edit, cap length for X, add media, or mark a branch for automatic posting with opt-in rules.
get started
Connect GitHub and your social accounts from the TTP dashboard. No API keys are required for connectors, the platform uses agent-driven connectors managed in the app.
Choose triggers, map commit fields to post templates, and configure whether drafts auto-queue for review or auto-post when approved for specific branches.
trade-offs
Manual posting gives total control for each message, but it adds friction and delays. Build in public autopilot reduces that friction by surfacing commit-based drafts ready for human approval.
If you already use other schedulers, they may offer deep workflow controls or integrations you rely on. TTP focuses on a single approval queue, GitHub-triggered drafts, and publishing to Instagram, TikTok, and X to streamline build-in-public workflows.
permissions and plan limits
You must authorize GitHub repository access and grant TTP permission to post to your social accounts. The system drafts content automatically, but publishing requires approval unless you opt into automated rules for specific branches.
TTP operates on a single, simple plan that covers the build in public autopilot feature. Automations are subject to your plan limits for connected accounts and monthly automation quotas. Contact support for details about quotas or to request higher limits.
Questions for this workflow
When you connect a repository, you select which events create drafts, such as merges, pushes, or tags. TTP drafts posts using commit messages, PR titles, or release notes. Drafts sit in the single approval queue until you edit or approve them.
TTP supports live posting to Instagram, TikTok, and X. After you approve a draft, TTP schedules it at each account best time and publishes to the connected platform.
Yes. Triggers are configurable by branch, path, or event type. By default drafts wait in the approval queue and do not publish without a human approval. You can opt into automatic posting for specific branches if you want fewer manual steps.
You must authorize repository access and grant posting permissions for your social accounts. Connectors use agent-driven integrations in the app so you do not need to provide API keys. Automations and the number of connected accounts are subject to the platform plan limits. If you need higher quotas, contact support to discuss options.
Start with the workflow above, keep the human review gate, and adapt the cadence to the accounts you actually operate.
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