Founder-voice LinkedIn posts, drafted from your marketing context.
Kanso writes a LinkedIn post from what it knows about your company. You edit or regenerate it, then publish it to your profile when you are ready.
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Showing up on LinkedIn is mostly workflow
Having a point of view is the easy part. Turning it into a post that sounds like you, again and again, and getting it out is where the time goes.
Consistency takes effort
Showing up on LinkedIn regularly means finding something worth saying each time, on top of everything else.
Context does not become posts by itself
What you know about your company and market still has to be turned into a post that reads well.
Rewriting is tedious
A first draft rarely sounds right, and each pass costs time you would spend elsewhere.
Voice drifts
Keeping the same tone and the same claims across posts is easy to lose track of.
Authenticity is fragile
Posts that overreach, with invented numbers or stories, undermine the credibility they were meant to build.
Publishing is another step
Moving finished text between a writing tool and LinkedIn adds friction, and it is easy to lose track of what went out.
Without Kanso, and with it
- Thinking up what to post from scratch
- Writing every post from a blank page
- Rewriting until it sounds like you
- Keeping tone and claims consistent by hand
- Switching between a writing tool and LinkedIn
- Little record of what was drafted, posted or skipped
- A draft each time you run it, grounded in your company documents
- Six content categories that rotate, so posts do not repeat one angle
- One draft regenerated in place when it is not quite right
- Edit with a live character count, checked again before it is sent
- Publish from Kanso to your profile, or copy the text
- Each publish tracked, and unclear outcomes flagged
Strategy, content, review, publish, reconcile
The LinkedIn Agent is not a standalone post writer. It is one channel in Kanso, so every draft starts from the same company documents the other agents use.
Strategy
Your company documents and brand voice.
Content
A founder-voice draft written from that context.
Review
You edit or regenerate it.
Publish
You press Post now, or post it yourself.
Reconcile
Kanso confirms what actually went out.
It drafts. You review. You publish.
Kanso generates drafts when you run the agent, and scheduled runs are built in but currently paused. It does not publish on a schedule or on its own. Nothing reaches LinkedIn until you press Post now on a specific draft, or post the text yourself.
From your company context to a confirmed post in five steps
Understand
Every draft starts from what Kanso already knows about your business.
- Reads the company documents Kanso built from your website, including product information and brand voice
- Grounds claims in what those documents support, and is instructed not to invent numbers, customers or stories
- Writes in a founder's own first-person voice, not a brand account's
- Rotates through six categories by day of the week so posts do not repeat one angle
Draft
A run leaves one draft waiting in your Agents Feed.
- One post per run, aimed at roughly 150 to 220 words, with a one-line hook
- Run the agent any time to create a draft. A Monday, Wednesday and Friday schedule is built in and currently paused
- Each draft says why it works, and shows its category
- A new run replaces the previous draft that has not been posted
Refine
Make the post yours before it goes anywhere.
- Edit the text directly and watch the character count against LinkedIn's 3,000-character limit
- Regenerate for a fresh version in the same category
- Copy the text if you would rather post it yourself, then Mark Complete
- Posts that were already posted, or are being posted, cannot be regenerated
Publish
Publishing is always your decision.
- Post now publishes a public, text-only post on your connected personal profile, as written, with no further review step
- Kanso checks the final text again: not empty, and within 3,000 characters
- Connect through LinkedIn's own sign-in, and disconnect any time
- It does not publish to company pages or attach images
Reconcile
Kanso keeps track of what actually went out.
- Each post moves from draft to posting to posted
- If LinkedIn rejects a post outright, it returns to draft so you can fix it
- If the result is unclear, Kanso does not retry, because that could post twice, and flags it for you
- A background check every few hours finalizes posts LinkedIn confirmed, and never creates one
Some posts draw on what is happening now, with sources
For two of the six categories, industry observations and contrarian takes, the agent tries to bring in current web sources. It is best effort, and it never forces news into a post.
- Only industry observations and contrarian takes try to use current events
- When nothing relevant is found, the post is written without it
- A draft that used sources lists them with it
- Kanso does not know when a source was published, so check it before you post
- Other categories, such as milestones and lessons, are written from your own documents
What the LinkedIn Agent does
Founder-voice drafting
Writes a first-person post from your company context, aimed at 150 to 220 words, with a one-line hook.
Six rotating categories
Cycles through milestones, build decisions, lessons, industry observations, contrarian takes and feature news.
Written not to invent
Instructed to ground claims in your documents and never to invent statistics, customers, meetings or personal stories.
Current-event sources
For industry observations and contrarian takes, it can draw on current web sources and lists them with the draft.
Regeneration
Replace the current draft with a fresh version in the same category.
Editing with checks
Edit the text, watch the count against LinkedIn's 3,000 characters, and have the final text checked before it is sent.
Direct publishing
Post now publishes a public text post on your connected personal profile. Copy gives you the text to post yourself.
Publishing status
Each post moves from draft to posting to posted, and a publish that cannot be confirmed is never retried.
Secure connection
Connect through LinkedIn's own sign-in, with credentials stored encrypted. Reconnect when access lapses, or disconnect any time.
One channel in a marketing system
Many tools stop once the text is written. Kanso starts from your strategy and keeps going until it knows what happened to the post.
Starts from your strategy
Drafts come from the same company documents as Kanso's other agents, so your voice and your facts stay consistent across channels.
Written to stay honest
The agent is told to ground claims in your documents and not to invent statistics, customers or personal stories, so a post does not overreach.
Publishing you can trust
Each post is claimed before LinkedIn is called, so it cannot be sent twice. Unclear results are flagged instead of retried, and confirmed posts are recorded.
Where professional audiences read about work
LinkedIn suits a few kinds of marketing especially well.
Founder visibility
A founder's own voice puts a face and a point of view in front of a professional audience.
Industry commentary
Add a considered view to topics your market is already discussing.
Company updates
Share what has shipped or changed, in plain words, close to when it happens.
A professional audience
LinkedIn is where buyers, peers and partners expect to read about work.
Kanso LinkedIn Agent, doing it by hand, or a generic AI writer
| Manual LinkedIn work | Generic AI writer | Kanso LinkedIn Agent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marketing context | From your own head or notes | Only what you paste into the prompt | Your company documents and brand voice |
| Post generation | Written by hand | Yes, from your prompt | A founder-voice draft each time you run it. Scheduled runs are built in and currently paused |
| Regeneration | Rewrite it yourself | Usually | The current draft replaced in place, same category |
| Editing | In your own tool | In its chat window | In Kanso, with a live count and a final check |
| Long-form articles | Write and publish them yourself | Varies | Not provided. Kanso writes posts only |
| Publishing | Post from LinkedIn yourself | Copy and paste | Post now to your profile, or copy the text |
| Company-page publishing | Post from LinkedIn yourself | Not part of it | Not provided. Posts go to your personal profile |
| Publishing status | You check LinkedIn | None | Draft, posting and posted, with unclear results flagged |
| Scheduling | LinkedIn's own tools or a separate scheduler | Not usually part of it | Not provided. Kanso drafts when you run it and you publish |
| Engagement analytics | Read LinkedIn's own analytics | None | Not provided. Kanso does not read LinkedIn analytics |
Tools and workflows vary. This describes the typical case of working by hand, or with a general AI assistant that is not connected to your company context or to LinkedIn.
Part of Kanso, not a separate tool
The LinkedIn Agent works from the same company documents as Kanso's other agents. Start with your website, and see the pricing page for which plans include it.
Got questions?
LinkedIn Agent questions
Where the LinkedIn Agent is used
These use cases name this agent in their workflow. Each one says what it produces and where you stay in control.
Build Your Founder Voice
Draft founder-voice posts for LinkedIn and X from your marketing context, then edit and publish them yourself.
Professional Services
Turn your firm's expertise into LinkedIn posts and articles you review and publish.
Recruiters
LinkedIn-led content and search drafts for recruiting firms that sell to two audiences.
Financial Advisors
Content drafts for advisors to review. Kanso does not check compliance with advertising rules.
Startups
Research launch conversations and draft posts when there is no marketing hire yet.
Small Business
Marketing help for owners with no marketing staff: a strategy from your site, then drafts to review.
Turn your marketing context into LinkedIn posts.
Kanso drafts the post, you decide what goes out, and it keeps track of what was published. Enter your website to start.
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