Answers
Should an AI agent post to X on its own?
No. An agent can publish the wrong words faster than you can read them, so a person should approve every post.
Evenpost / Answers / Should an AI agent post to X on its own?
An agent can overwrite your edit, post a half-finished X thread, or publish something it was steered into by text it read. Evenpost keeps the text you edited and refuses an agent write that would change it. You approve in the app, and the agent is told when something is waiting or when a post failed.
A human in the loop, in the code path
A rule in the prompt, such as "always ask me first", is advice the agent can ignore or forget. Evenpost puts the rule where the agent cannot change it: its tools can draft and read, and no tool approves or posts. Approval exists only in the app, on your phone.
What you keep
The exact words: hidden characters are stripped, and the card shows the text X will get. Your edits: once you edit a draft, your version is kept. Your timing: approved posts leave with natural spacing, inside the hours you set.
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