You own the publish button
AI drafts the asset. You review it. A hard gate stops every publish and send action until you confirm twice. Built for personal brands that cannot afford an off-brand post.
Why review-first matters
Full asset preview
Review every slide, paragraph, citation, and visual before any publish or send action. Nothing is hidden behind a summary.
Two-step confirmation
Click Publish once to prepare. Confirm a second time to execute. This small friction prevents accidental posts and sends.
Local-only publish endpoint
The dashboard LinkedIn publisher accepts requests only from the local origin. It is not a portable public endpoint.
Duplicate-prevention ledger
The Python publisher validates media and identity, performs a dry run, and reserves a ledger entry before a live post.
Audit before action
Every workflow separates generation from delivery. Drafts are cheap. Publishing and sending are expensive and gated.
Fast to review, hard to misuse
Streamlined review screens mean you can check assets quickly, while the approval boundary keeps control intact.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI publish without my approval?
No. Every delivery and publication path has a separate approval boundary. Generation never triggers publishing automatically.
What is the second confirmation for?
The first click prepares the action. The second confirmation executes it. This prevents one accidental click from going live.
Who can use the LinkedIn publish endpoint?
Only the local dashboard origin. It is protected by local credentials and not exposed as a public production service.
How does duplicate prevention work?
A dry run validates media and identity. A ledger entry is reserved before any live post, and scheduled workflows check it before running.
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