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InfluenzeAI - AI Agent for Social Media Management

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Social media shouldn't feel like operating five different tools. Meet InfluenzeAI, where you simply chat with Lily—your AI social media agent—and she handles the rest. From brainstorming ideas and creating content to generating visuals, scheduling posts, replying to comments, and analyzing performance, everything happens through conversation. Built on Azure OpenAI, it's social media management redesigned for the AI era.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Shreyash, one of the developers of InfluenzeAI. A month back we released the beta version of InfluenzeAI. Got a few reviews, some good and some pointing out real gaps, and we've spent the month incorporating that. Today we're making the full release. What's InfluenzeAI? Every category of business software is getting an agentic upgrade - except social media. You've got better dashboards, smarter schedulers, prettier analytics. But you're still the one switching between one dashboard to another, using one tool to draft, another to research, and hoping you remembered to schedule it. The tools got shinier. The workflow didn't change. We built InfluenzeAI to actually change the workflow. It's an agent - you tell it what you want to communicate, it drafts it, adapts it for each platform's format and tone, schedules it, and publishes it. No reformatting. No copy-pasting. No context switching. It works for solo founders who just want their presence on autopilot. It works for marketing teams managing multiple brand accounts at once. And it works for anyone in between who's tired of social media feeling like a second job. What's new in this release? Facebook and Product Hunt support — InfluenzeAI now covers 8 platforms: LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Substack, Medium, Facebook, and Product Hunt. Long-running workflows — the biggest addition. Instead of setting up a task and checking back constantly, you hand InfluenzeAI a plan and it runs for weeks or months on its own. It holds the thread without needing re-prompting or re-explaining context every few days. Reworked UI/UX — a full pass on the day-to-day experience: faster setup for a new workflow, clearer visibility into what's scheduled versus already published, less friction moving between platforms. We're once again offering a 14-day free trial for the full release — 1,500 credits, worth roughly 30-50 multi-platform campaigns, no card required. Do check it out and share your valuable feedback.
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How did GPT-5.6 change the ambition or scope of what you shipped?
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We've run Lily on OpenAI's models since GPT-4, upgrading with every major release. We're on 5.4 now, moving to 5.6. Here's the honest version: most of what makes Lily good is our own engineering — the prompting, the guardrails, the workflow logic we've rebuilt three times. But there's a ceiling on that. With older models, no amount of engineering stopped Lily from drifting off-brief a dozen steps into a task, or needing someone to check in and re-anchor her to the original ask. Autonomous only worked if a human stayed on as the safety net. 5.6 moved that ceiling. Lily holds the original intent across long decision chains — drafting, adapting per platform, scheduling — without needing a human to keep re-explaining what she's actually doing. That's why long-running workflows are in this release at all. A plan that runs unattended for weeks only works if the model doesn't quietly wander off course by week two. Earlier versions would have. 5.6 doesn't.
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Hey PH! 👋 Really excited to share with you all today.

When we started building this, we were frustrated by how fragmented social media management still is. You’re constantly jumping between dashboards, drafting tools, schedulers, and analytics—doing all the heavy lifting yourself.

We wanted to fix that by building Lily, an AI agent you can simply talk to. Tell her what you want to communicate, and she takes care of the drafting, platform adaptation, scheduling, and publishing across 8 platforms.

We’d love to hear how you currently manage your multi-platform content—and what you think of this agentic approach!