How a post gets made

Every post HERALD produces moves through the same four steps. You touch it at the start (when you give a brief) and at the end (when you review). Everything in between is handled for you.

Step one: brief.
You describe the post in chat, paste a link, or trigger a recurring task. HERALD figures out what kind of work it is. A single post, a thread, a newsletter, a campaign.

Step two: gather context.
HERALD pulls relevant items from your Knowledge Hub, checks the web for current facts, and loads the Skills that apply to the platform and type of post.

Step three: draft.
The first draft is written in your voice using the context from step two. If the post needs an image, HERALD generates one using your Visual Style guide.

Step four: self-review.
Before a draft reaches your queue, HERALD checks it against the brief, flags weak or generic claims, and verifies facts against the sources it used. If something is off, the draft gets fixed before you see it.

Once those four steps are done, the card moves to Pending and waits for your call.