How to Set Up Andy's Posting Routine
Learn how to configure Andy's automated posting schedule, content sources, approval flow, and queue settings.
Andy's Posting Routine lets you set a recurring schedule for AI-generated post drafts. Once configured, Andy pulls from your chosen content sources, writes in your voice, and either sends posts for your approval or publishes them automatically, keeping your LinkedIn queue consistently full.
Before you start: Andy requires a Pro plan or above.
First-time setup
The first time you open the Routine tab, a three-step setup wizard appears.
Navigate to the Routine tab
Open Settings → AI Settings, then pick the Routine tab.
The quickest way in is the gear icon in the sidebar, or the Configure button Andy shows you when no routine is set up yet.
Complete the setup wizard
The AgentSetupWizard dialog opens automatically on first visit. Work through the three steps:
- Content sources: select which sources Andy should draw from when generating posts
- Schedule: set your posting frequency, preferred days, and preferred time
- Review flow: choose how posts are handled before they go live
Click Next to advance through each step and Finish Setup on the final step to activate the routine.
Configuring content sources
Andy can pull content and inspiration from the following sources:
- LinkedIn Profile: your existing posts, activity, and profile information
- Saved Posts: posts you have saved within Reepl
- Web Search: current news and trending topics in your industry
- Notion: pages and databases from your connected Notion workspace
- Google Docs: documents from your connected Google account
- Airtable: records from your connected Airtable base
- YouTube: transcripts or summaries from connected YouTube channels
- Reddit: discussions and threads relevant to your topics
- Substack: newsletters and articles you follow
- Medium: articles from your reading list or followed publications
- GitHub: your GitHub product changes
Sources that require an integration show a Connect option. Click it to set up the connection before enabling that source.
Configuring the schedule
Set how often and when Andy generates posts:
- Posts per week: choose the number of posts Andy drafts each week
- Preferred days: select which days of the week you want posts scheduled (Monday through Sunday, multi-select)
- Preferred time: select a specific time in HH:MM format, or enable Auto-detect to let Andy pick the time based on your audience's activity patterns
Choosing a review flow
Andy offers three review workflows:
| Option | What happens |
|---|---|
| Send for review | Andy drafts posts and sends them to the approval queue before anything is scheduled. This is the default. |
| Auto-schedule | Andy drafts and schedules posts automatically, with no review step. |
| Save as drafts only | Andy writes the posts and leaves them in Drafts for you to pick up manually. |
Notifications for posts waiting on your review are configured in Settings > Notifications, not here.
Reviewer
When Send for review is selected, a Reviewer row appears: who reviews drafts before they go live. Any active member of your workspace can be chosen. If your workspace has no other active members, this defaults to you.
If too many drafts pile up waiting for review, Andy pauses on its own until you catch up. See Andy is paused.
Queue threshold
The Queue threshold setting controls when Andy pauses. Set a minimum number of posts in your queue: when your queue drops below that number, Andy generates more. When your queue is at or above the threshold, Andy waits.
This prevents Andy from over-generating when you already have plenty of content scheduled.
Pausing and resuming the routine
At the top of the Routine tab, under Agent Status, an Agent active switch controls whether Andy's routine runs. Its description shows the last time it ran, for example "Last run on Sep 27, 2026 3:00 PM".
Turn the switch off to stop Andy from generating new posts. Turn it back on to have Andy resume generating posts according to your schedule.
Editing routine settings after setup
All settings from the setup wizard are editable from the Routine tab at any time. Each change you make saves automatically; there is no separate Save button.