Guide
What PostYard is, in one page
PostYard replaces this WordPress install's entire front-end with an approval queue for AI-assisted social and blog content.
PostYard takes over the whole front-end of this WordPress install — no theme, no pages, no shortcodes. Everything you see when you log in is PostYard's own screens.
A "post type" (the code calls it a brand — the UI never does) is one destination: a LinkedIn, Instagram or Facebook account posted through Buffer or SocialPilot, a remote WordPress blog, or a member email list. Each post type has its own schedule, its own graphic templates and its own AI brief.
Content can arrive four ways: an external tool posting to the API, PostYard's own AI writing on a schedule, watchers noticing something worth posting on a page/voice/events feed, or a PNG/caption dropped in Slack or emailed to an intake inbox. Every route lands in the same approval queue — nothing goes out to the real world until a human says yes, or a post type's schedule fires it automatically.
- 1Create a post type and tell it where its posts go.
- 2Set its posting schedule and how it should look.
- 3Give it an AI brief, or start feeding it posts yourself.
- 4Approve what lands in the queue — or let AI generation and your schedule do it.