Supervised
- Every draft waits in your queue
- Edit, hold, or approve
- Ships after 24h if you're away
FirstOrg · Approvals & Trust
It Runs on Its Own.
On Your Terms.
Every action FirstOrg can take carries a trust level you set — review everything, automate what's earned it, and change your mind any time.
An AI that publishes as you has to earn it.
One Queue.
Everything Waiting for You.
Supervised work lands in your approval queue with its content, channel, and schedule in plain view. Edit it, hold it, or let it go — and if a busy week swallows you, it publishes after 24 hours so your cadence never breaks.
Three Levels.
Per Task. Per Channel.
Autonomous
- Skips the wait entirely
- Publishes on schedule
- You review what shipped, any time
Do Not Handle
- The engine never touches it
- Stays entirely yours
As Granular
As You Want.
Settings aren't global — every task type carries its own trust level, so your company page can run autonomously while posts in your own name still cross your desk.
| Task type | What it covers | Starts as |
|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn — personal profile | Posts published in your own name | Supervised |
| LinkedIn — company page | Posts in the brand's register | Supervised |
| X | Short-form takes, posted in the moment | Supervised |
| Blog drafts | SEO articles, written ready to ship | Always yours to publish |
| Calendar changes | Revisions to the cadence and plan | Supervised |
Every row can move to Supervised, Autonomous, or Do Not Handle — independently, whenever you like.
Trust Is Earned
Channel by Channel.
Most founders start fully Supervised, then grant autonomy one channel at a time as the drafts keep landing right.
- Day oneeverything Supervised — you read every draft
- A few weeks inthe first channel earns Autonomous
- Steady stateyou review only what matters to you
This is exactly how we run FirstOrg on our own marketing. See the workflow, in the open →
Secure
By Default.
Encrypted connections
Channels connect through Buffer in one encrypted click — FirstOrg never sees or stores your credentials.
Revocable any time
Every connection and every trust grant can be taken back in a click. Autonomy is a setting, not a commitment.
Your memory, held tighter
Deep Lattice — the memory holding your voice and strategy — is separately encrypted and access-controlled, for people and agents alike.
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Questions, answered.
What exactly is a trust level?
A per-task setting — Supervised, Autonomous, or Do Not Handle — that decides whether the engine waits for you, ships on its own, or leaves that work entirely alone.
What happens if I don't review a Supervised draft in time?
It publishes automatically after 24 hours, so a busy week never breaks your cadence. Review it sooner and you can edit or hold it first — and if that default makes you nervous, keep the channel's cadence low until it's earned more.
Can different channels have different settings?
Yes — that's the point. Each task type carries its own level, right down to LinkedIn personal profile vs company page. Most founders automate the brand surfaces first and keep their own name Supervised longest.
Can I edit a draft, or only approve and reject?
You can edit any Supervised draft in the queue before it ships — it's your post; the engine just wrote the first version.
Does Autonomous mean I lose visibility?
No — everything that publishes is logged and visible in your metrics, whichever level shipped it. Autonomous skips the wait, not the record.
How does FirstOrg connect to my channels?
Through Buffer, with one encrypted click per channel — no passwords shared, no credentials stored, revocable whenever you like.
Can I take autonomy back once I've granted it?
Instantly — flip the task type back to Supervised (or Do Not Handle) and the next draft waits for you again.
More customers. On autopilot.
FirstOrg wins you customers with high-quality content that runs itself.