Outreach automations
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Dispatch does not sell you tokens. Your own coding agent reads your voice, drafts the posts and the replies, and files them here. You read them, change what you want, and decide what goes out.
Nothing reaches a platform without a click from you. There is no scheduled path that publishes, and no setting that creates one.
Your agent, your plan
Drafting runs on the Claude Code or Codex subscription you are already paying for. That is why Dispatch can be free to use, and why the writing sounds like the model you chose rather than whatever was cheapest for us.
One key, every account
Connect platforms through Composio and paste one key. Dispatch reads back which accounts are live and which are not, so the thing you are about to post from is never a guess.
As many agents as you want
One agent that lives on X and answers its own replies. Another that posts to three places at once. They keep separate schedules, separate queues, and separate tokens, so pausing one leaves the rest alone.
Setup, start to finish
Four steps. The only one that needs a coding agent is the one that puts your automation on a schedule, and it is a paste, not a project.
Connect your accounts
Sign in to Composio once, click through the consent screen for each platform you want, and paste your key into Dispatch. It reads back exactly which accounts are live, by username. No developer app, no API application, no client secret.
Teach it how you write
One prompt, pasted into whatever AI you already use. It reads your existing writing, asks what you actually do and what is off limits, and hands back three short files: your voice, your topics, your posting cadence.
Build an agent and deploy it
Name it, pick its platforms, decide whether it posts, replies, or both. Deploy copies a prompt to your clipboard. Paste that into Claude Code or Codex and your own agent runs the schedule from then on.
Approve, or do not
Drafts land in a queue with the thread they answer. Edit anything, skip anything, and press send on the ones you like. That press is the only thing in the entire system that reaches a platform.
Where it posts
Connecting is an OAuth screen on every one of these. Reply discovery, meaning an agent that finds unanswered comments and drafts responses on its own, is live on Reddit today and rolling out per platform. We would rather tell you that than let you find out.
Read the words before they leave your account
Every automation that posts for you is a promise that it will not embarrass you. Dispatch does not make that promise. It just refuses to post anything you have not read.
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