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Conversational AI for LinkedIn

Edgar's conversational AI is built around one job: getting more out of a 10 to 15 minute conversation than you would get out of 90 minutes typing into a chatbot. The agent listens, asks follow-up questions when a story is worth pulling out of you, and keeps the conversation moving when it isn't. Once a week you talk about whatever happened in your week worth sharing publicly. By the time you check your dashboard later that day, 3 to 6 LinkedIn post drafts are ready, written in your voice. You review, edit anything you want changed, and schedule them. The work is mostly the conversation; the time saved is mostly on the writing.

Short answer

A 10-15 minute weekly AI conversation that gives you back 3-6 LinkedIn post drafts written in your voice.

Founders and operators evaluating whether a conversational AI agent can produce LinkedIn content that actually reads like them.

How it works

  1. 1You book a recurring weekly time with the agent the same way you'd book any calendar event.
  2. 2At the scheduled time, the agent calls you and runs a 10 to 15 minute conversation about your week, the customers you talked to, decisions you made, and opinions worth sharing.
  3. 3Within an hour of the call ending, 3 to 6 post drafts are waiting in your dashboard, each written in your voice.
  4. 4You review and edit each draft, then schedule it for a date and time on LinkedIn.
  5. 5Edgar publishes the approved posts on your schedule.

Why voice, not text

  • +Conversation produces stories you wouldn't have written about, because the agent asks the follow-up questions a coworker would.
  • +Talking for 15 minutes captures more usable content than 90 minutes of staring at a blank document.
  • +Posts come out sounding like you, not like a chatbot trying to sound like you.
  • +The weekly call is a calendar event, not a habit, which is why it actually happens every week.

Example post

Skeptical about AI agents until I tried one that runs a real interview. The surprise was the follow-up question. I mentioned a customer in passing, the agent asked what specifically the customer said, and I ended up with a 200 word story I wouldn't have written otherwise.

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