Schedule posts on Instagram and LinkedIn
Your AI agent can schedule a LinkedIn or Instagram post for a set local time, once or every week or month, and add a first comment when it goes out. You can ask it to list, change or cancel anything that is waiting.
What it does
A scheduled post is written now and published later, at the local time you choose, with an optional first comment.
You, to your AI agent: Every Monday at 8am, post our weekly class timetable on LinkedIn. Put the booking link in the first comment.
Your AI agent: Scheduled every Monday at 8am, your time. The post shows this week’s classes, and the first comment has the booking link.
You, a month later: What posts are coming up?
Your AI agent: The Monday timetable goes out again next Monday at 8am, and an Instagram post about the Christmas opening hours is set for mid-December.
When scheduling posts helps
Posts do best when they go out at the right moment, which is rarely the moment you have time to write them. Owners schedule posts for:
- a weekly post, such as a timetable, a menu or a property of the week
- an announcement that should go live on a set day, such as a sale or a new opening
- a monthly reminder, such as a booking window or a newsletter link
- a batch of posts written in one sitting and spread over the coming weeks
Once, weekly or monthly
A scheduled post can go out once, or repeat every week or every month at the same local time. Your agent can list what is waiting and what has already gone out, change the text, the time or how often a post repeats, or cancel it.
Mentions on LinkedIn are checked when the post is published, so a scheduled post tags the right people even if you wrote it weeks before.
The first comment
A scheduled post can carry a first comment, which Spaces adds from your account once the post is live. Many people use it for a link or extra detail, so the post itself stays short. The first comment is part of scheduling: for a post published straight away, your agent can add a comment of its own afterwards.
Checking posts before they go out
Ask your AI agent to hold posts as drafts, and a scheduled post waits for you when its time comes. Once you approve it, it is published and its first comment follows. If a repeating post is still waiting for you, the next one stays scheduled as normal.
How to use it with your AI agent
- Connect your accounts. In your Spaces dashboard, connect the accounts you already use. WhatsApp links with a QR code, the same way you would link WhatsApp on a computer. Instagram, LinkedIn, Messenger, X and email connect by signing in through a secure link.
- Add Spaces to your AI agent. Add Spaces to the AI agent you already use, such as Claude Code, Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, Grok, OpenClaw, Hermes, Meta Muse and Instinct. Each one has a short setup page, and most sign in through the browser with no code to copy.
- Say what, where and when. Tell your agent the account, the text and the photo or video, the time and whether the post should repeat. Add the first comment if you want one.
- Check what is coming up. Ask your agent to list your scheduled posts. It can change the text or the time, or cancel any of them.
Things you can say to your agent:
- “Schedule this Instagram post for Friday at 6pm.”
- “On the 1st of every month, post our opening hours on LinkedIn.”
- “Put the booking link in the first comment.”
- “Cancel the post about the summer sale.”
Setup for each AI agent is on Connect your AI agent.
Which channels support it
- Instagram: Scheduled feed posts with photos or a video, and stories, with an optional first comment.
- LinkedIn: Scheduled posts from your profile or a company page you manage, with an optional first comment.
- Facebook Pages, Threads, TikTok, Pinterest and Reddit: Coming soon. Each opens once the network approves the Spaces app.
WhatsApp, Messenger, X and email have no posts through Spaces. To send a message later there, use scheduled messages.
Limits that apply
- Scheduled posts count like any other post: on Instagram 1 an hour, 3 a day, and on LinkedIn 3 a day.
- A first comment counts as a comment, for example up to 10 an hour and 100 a day, shared with likes, follows and new conversations on Instagram.
- A newly connected account posts less at first and builds up over four weeks.
- Nothing is posted while sending is paused.
Every channel’s limits are on sending limits, and how Spaces protects accounts is on account safety.
FAQ
Can a post repeat every week?
Yes. A scheduled post can go out once, every week or every month, at the same local time.
What is a first comment?
A comment Spaces adds from your account as soon as the post is live, often with a link or extra detail.
Can I change a scheduled post?
Yes. Ask your agent to change the text, the time or how often it repeats, or to cancel it.
Can I approve scheduled posts before they go out?
Yes. Ask your AI agent to hold posts as drafts. When a post’s time comes, it waits for your approval, then goes out with its first comment.
Can I schedule Instagram stories?
Yes. A scheduled post on Instagram can be a feed post or a story.
Can I schedule Facebook or TikTok posts?
Not yet. Facebook Pages, TikTok and the other social networks are coming soon.
Try it with your own accounts
Connect an account, add Spaces to your AI agent and try schedule posts today. Every plan starts with a trial. No card needed.
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Other features: One inbox, Scheduled messages, Auto-replies, Comment-to-DM, Hand-over, Pause and approvals, Follow-ups, Safe sending, Publish posts, Message requests, Story replies, People lookup, Many accounts, Webhooks.