LinkedIn in your voice, judged against a bar
The agents draft posts from what you know, schedule them, and measure each test against a bar set before the first post went out.
Each test runs
30 days
The short version
The AI agents draft LinkedIn posts in your voice from your ideas, check each one for the phrases that make writing sound generated, and schedule what you approve. The channel runs as a dated test with a success bar and a stop bar fixed before it starts, and the weekly report says whether it cleared them.
Read against the channel's code on 2026-10-13
How one test runs
Success bar
Eight or more posts out, averaging five or more reactions each
Stop bar
Eight or more posts out, averaging one reaction or fewer
Where it gets more
Eight or more posts out, averaging fifteen or more reactions
What the agents do
- Turns your ideas into posts written for LinkedIn, in the voice it learned from your own writing.
- Checks every draft for the habits that make a post read as generated, and writes it again when it does.
- Schedules the posts you approve and counts the reactions each one gets.
- Changes one thing a week, so the test shows what moved the number.
The AI agents on this channel
What you do
- Paste three to five posts or emails you wrote yourself, so the writing sounds like you.
- Connect your LinkedIn account.
- Approve, change or reject each post. Nothing goes out until you approve it, or until it matches a rule you set for this channel yourself.
The first two weeks, as planned
Example for a fictional company: Harbourline, a fictional B2B software company
| Day 1 | Draft the first three posts from your ideas | AI agents |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Approve or change the first three posts | You15 min |
| Day 1 | Publish one post on LinkedIn presence | AI agents |
| Day 3 | Publish one post on LinkedIn presence | AI agents |
| Day 6 | Publish one post on LinkedIn presence | AI agents |
| Day 7 | Draft next week's posts, changing only the variable under test | AI agents |
| Day 7 | Approve next week's posts | You15 min |
| Day 8 | Publish one post on LinkedIn presence | AI agents |
| Day 10 | Publish one post on LinkedIn presence | AI agents |
| Day 13 | Publish one post on LinkedIn presence | AI agents |
| Day 14 | Measure reactions per post against the criteria | AI agents |
Before it starts
- Give the writer agent a few things you wrote
- Connect your LinkedIn account
What your weekly report shows
- Days left on the test, and whether the channel is on track for its bar.
- Posts out and reactions per post against the success and stop bars.
- What the agents will change next week, and anything waiting on you.
What it counts
- Items drafted
- Items published
- Reactions
- Reactions per post
- Clicks
- Voice score
- Drafts you rejected
What it will never do
- Posts go out from your own account, at the times you approved.
- On the Free plan nothing posts on its own: each post arrives as a reminder at its time with the words ready to copy.
- The bars are fixed when the test starts. A result is never judged against a bar that moved.
Questions people ask
The writer agent learns from posts and emails you wrote yourself, and every draft is checked against a list of the phrases that make writing sound generated. You read each one before it goes out, and you can change or reject it.
The test says before it starts. It has a success bar and a stop bar, both in numbers, and the weekly report shows the channel against them. A channel that clears the success bar gets more; one that hits the stop bar gets stopped or changed.
No. InstinctGTM never automates a logged-in LinkedIn session. It publishes the posts you approved through the account you connected, and nothing else.
LinkedIn in your voice, judged against a bar
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