Social Media Manager

I kept seeing the same thing: teams treating "post more" as a social strategy, then drowning in a calendar nobody learns from. So I built social-media-manager to run the whole department as one AI you supervise. It recalls what actually won for your brand last cycle — the hook angle, the format, the posting time — then plans the week as cards on a shared content calendar and conducts the specialist skills that write the copy, sharpen the hook, and make the image. Then it stops. Nothing reaches a real account until you approve it in the review column. That human gate is the point, not a limitation. On your yes it publishes across every platform and writes the winner back to memory, so the next cycle plans smarter than the last. Under the hood it composes 11 peer skills, six of them Di-Atomic's own content skills and the rest the OPVS coordination layer, plus the content-calendar board and live trend data. It carries 13 ready-made playbooks and four platform playbooks. v0.2.1 leads with the decision that comes before all of it: which platforms you belong on at all, settled on three axes rather than taste. You don't configure any of it. You say "which platforms should this brand be on," and it returns a verdict with an explicit not-now list.