Consistency is what makes social work, and it's the part humans drop first. Mango splits the problem into three layers: a calendar for planning, autopost schedules for publishing, and automations for keeping the pipeline full.
Content Calendar#
Add a Content Calendar page to your workspace to see planning, publishing slots, and scheduled work in one surface. Drafts your agent produces land here as scheduled posts you can review, move, or edit before they go out.
Autopost schedules#
Each connected account can have its own autopost configuration — the schedule of record for when that account publishes. Once a schedule is set, the flow is:
- Your agent drafts content for the account (from sessions, automations, or trending topics — trending drafts land on the matching account automatically).
- Queued posts fill the account's upcoming slots.
- At each slot, the post publishes to the platform.
You can review queued posts before they go out, and every published post gets a receipt so you can confirm what went live and when.
Automations#
Automations (the Automations page in the sidebar) are recurring agent jobs. Where autopost handles publishing on schedule, automations handle producing on schedule — for example:
- a weekly batch of short-form videos in your niche
- daily caption-and-hook drafts for tomorrow's slots
- a recurring sweep of your Opportunity Feed with drafted replies
Pair an automation that produces with an autopost schedule that publishes, and the loop runs without you: the agent generates, queues, and posts on cadence, while you review and steer.
Approvals#
You choose how hands-on to be. Keep approvals in the loop — drafts wait for your sign-off before posting, and if you've connected Slack, approval requests come to you in-thread — or let trusted schedules run fully automatically.
Watching results#
The Dashboard tracks views, posts, and credit spend across accounts, with top posts and an account leaderboard, so you can see which formats and schedules are earning their keep — and feed that back into your strategy.