#social-media

Meta Muse needs you to personally confirm every public action, like posting to Instagram or replying to comments, and there's no setting to loosen that. The easier approach is to have it write a batch of posts and stop before publishing, then approve them all at once.

Advanced tutorial: Borrow Posteady's five-module split to set up a local content workspace with Claude Code or Codex. Collect material daily, score topics, write one draft for many platforms, schedule posts, and review weekly to feed the next topic picks. The publish button always stays with you. Includes 5 prompts you can copy and paste.

Use this when a user wants to write Instagram content (Reel scripts, opening hooks, captions, carousels, Stories, a weekly posting plan, comment and DM replies), or wants to turn a video, podcast or article into Instagram content. Built on the open-source instagram-agent-skill (13 /ig-* skills plus 5 local helper tools). It checks the installation and voice file automatically, picks the right command, and after writing, scores the hooks and strips AI-sounding phrasing with local tools. Write only: no logging in, no posting, no made-up data. Use case: Have an agent help you write Instagram Reel scripts, captions and a weekly posting plan, then copy and post them yourself.

A beginner tutorial: install the open-source instagram-agent-skill (MIT, no API key, the small tools run locally), write your voice guide, and use /ig-reel, /ig-caption, /ig-plan, and /ig-human to write Reel scripts, captions, and a weekly plan. It only writes and never posts, and it doesn't touch your account. Using it in Claude Code requires a paid Claude plan.