FeedBoss Documentation

AI LinkedIn Post Generator & Editor

Generate LinkedIn posts from a prompt or bring your own, refine them, check them for slop, and finish on a canvas that matches what LinkedIn accepts.

Writing posts is the core of FeedBoss. You draft in the Dashboard chat, or paste in something you already wrote, then finish and publish on the post canvas.

Two ways to start

  • Generate with AI: describe your topic in the Dashboard chat and FeedBoss drafts a post, streaming it in as it writes. When a request is thin on facts, it may ask up to five short questions first.
  • Paste your own text: bring in a post you wrote elsewhere. Character and word counts update live, and Save As Draft stores it in My Posts.

Pick an opening line first

Ask for a post in the Dashboard chat and FeedBoss first offers six opening lines to choose from, written after real LinkedIn posts that beat their author’s usual numbers. Pick the one that sounds like you and it writes the full post from there.

  • Want different ones? Tap Generate more hooks for a fresh set, or go straight to Write a full post.
  • Not sure what to post about? Say so, or tap Help me find one, and FeedBoss offers angles to pick from.
  • Want a visual too? Ask for a post with a carousel (or an image, infographic, or slide deck). Pick your opening and FeedBoss builds both.

Choose a style by seeing it

Pick a writing style from a grid of cards before you generate. Tap the + button in the chat composer, then Style. Each card shows a short description, and the built-in styles name the real top post behind them and how far it beat its author’s usual. You can also pick your own saved styles, Auto, or No style.

What you see is what it wrote

When FeedBoss generates a post, the draft you get is the one it wrote. It no longer runs a silent pass that rewrites your post after the fact, so nothing changes behind your back. Any further check or rewrite is your call.

Single and batch mode

A toggle above the chat input picks the mode:

  • Single: one focused draft. Describe the topic or paste a URL, pick a content style if you want one, and the post streams into the editor.
  • Batch: describe a theme and get 5 variations at once. Review them in a grid, select one or more, and refine them together (“make the selected posts shorter”). Schedule or publish each from its card.

Refine a draft

  • Manual edits: click into the editor and change the words.
  • AI refinements: ask in chat, for example “make the hook punchier”.
  • Voice to text: dictate your edits with the mic.
  • Emoji picker: insert emoji from the editor.

Check it for slop

Run the Slop Check on any draft. It reads the post three times, line by line, and flags the lines a reader would stall on, each with the reason and a fix. There is no overall score. When line edits are not enough and the whole shape is the problem, Rewrite the Whole Post rebuilds the draft in your voice and shows it side by side before anything changes.

Finish on the canvas

The canvas is where a draft becomes a publishable post, held to what LinkedIn actually accepts:

  • 3,000 characters, one kind of media, up to 20 images.
  • Held with the reason on screen: the header, the issues panel, and the buttons all report the same verdict, so you know exactly why a post cannot go out yet.
  • A preview that matches LinkedIn: switch between Desktop and Mobile above the preview to see how your post will look in the feed. A single image sits in LinkedIn’s real frame, shown whole; multi-photo grids match the feed. It folds where the real feed folds and updates as you type.

My Posts

Your posts auto-save as you write, so nothing is lost. Find them all under My Posts, organized as a board:

  • Drafts, Pending Approval, Changes Requested, Approved, Scheduled.

Drag a card between columns to change its status. Each card has quick actions: Publish, Edit, Reschedule, and Delete.

NOTE

Publishing goes out through your connected LinkedIn account over the official LinkedIn connection. Connect it first under Settings, LinkedIn.

Pressing Publish asks you to confirm before anything goes out, so a stray click never sends a post out early. Scheduling several posts from the calendar confirms how many are going out.

Version history

Every AI refinement or manual edit saves a snapshot, so you can trace a post’s evolution and restore an earlier version. Open the history from the editor, browse versions with their timestamp, source (AI refined or manual edit), and character count, then Restore the one you want. Restoring creates a new version, so you never lose history.