Autopilot
Autopilot is the mode where Olori runs your marketing like an employee — she scans for opportunities, decides what to do, and drafts and schedules it herself. Nothing publishes without you: every post she queues flows into one place first, the Approvals page, and waits there for your say-so.
What Autopilot does
With Autopilot on, Olori works in the background: keeping your channels active, drafting replies to comments and messages, spotting opportunities and wins, and proposing actions. Depending on your settings she either posts directly or queues each item for your approval.
Where the controls live
Per-account autonomy
Settings, then Connectors — set each connected account to draft-and-approve or hands-off
Policy and rules
Settings, then Publishing — working hours, confidence threshold, your always-do and never-do list
The queue
Approvals in the sidebar — every decision waiting on you, in one place
The activity feed
Work, then Tasks — the live feed of everything Olori did while you were away
The anti-ban governor
Underneath every account is a safety governor. New accounts are warmed up gradually — caps rise day by day until fully warmed — and every action is paced to stay within platform limits. This protects your accounts from bans, and it always applies no matter your settings.
Your policy, your rules
In Settings under Publishing you control how Olori behaves per platform. Set working hours so auto-sends only go out when you want, a confidence threshold below which drafts route to Approvals for review instead of sending, and free-text voice-and-rules — your tone, your never-do and always-do list. The governor's pacing still applies on top of whatever you set.
Sent replies pass through a governor that checks platform limits and safety before anything leaves — so hands-off never means reckless. To learn how the queue itself works, see the Approvals page in this documentation.