Chat with your agent

Chat is the quickest way to ask your agent for something specific. Open your workspace at app.paragraph.com, start a conversation, and ask in plain English.

Your agent already knows your company's voice and brand, so you don't have to re-explain yourself each time. See Voice and brand.

What you can ask forCopy Anchor Link

• Write and create. Articles, newsletters, X and LinkedIn posts, threads, images, and short videos with narration and music. For a video, the agent first offers quick choices for format, length, style, narration, and music.
• Distribute. Turn one piece into posts for each channel, post to X or LinkedIn, or schedule it for later.
• Research. Search the web, read your connected tools, and check how your content is doing.
• Run Playbooks. Start an enabled Playbook or ask how recent runs went.

Example promptsCopy Anchor Link

• "Turn our latest article into an X thread and a LinkedIn post."
• "Draft an X post announcing today's release, and post it at 9am tomorrow."
• "Search the web for what people are saying about our category, then suggest three angles."
• "Run my Changelog now, and focus on the editor changes."

Drafts your agent savesCopy Anchor Link

When you ask for a post, a thread, or an email, your agent saves a draft first. Saving never posts or sends anything. The draft shows up in Content, so you can find it later. Ask for a change ("make it punchier") and your agent edits that same draft instead of making a new copy.

When you name a time ("post this at 3pm tomorrow"), your agent schedules that exact draft and locks it, so the words you approved are the words that post. See Calendar.

Working across publicationsCopy Anchor Link

When your workspace has more than one publication, your agent can read all of them. Name one to draft for it ("draft a tweet for @changelog about today's release"). This works for X posts, LinkedIn posts, and X Articles. Articles and newsletters are always written in the publication you're in, so switch to it first.

How sessions workCopy Anchor Link

Each conversation is a session, and the agent remembers everything in it ("make it shorter", "now turn that into a thread"). Across sessions it still knows your voice, brand, and notes. Start a fresh session when you switch to something unrelated.

You can also chat from Telegram or Slack. See Connections.

Steering and stoppingCopy Anchor Link

You can steer or stop the agent at any time, even mid-task. Anything public, like posting or sending a newsletter, happens only when you ask for it or approve it.