content-autopilot helps you create social posts with one command. It can draft content for note, X, and Instagram. It also checks quality, improves weak spots, and connects with outside services.

Use it when you want to move from idea to post with less manual work. It is built for Windows users who want a simple setup and a clear flow.

1. Open the Releases page
2. Download the latest Windows file from the release list
3. If the file is a .zip, unzip it
4. If the file is an .exe, double-click it to start
5. Follow the on-screen setup steps

If Windows shows a security prompt:

1. Click More info
2. Click Run anyway

Use a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC. You need:

• A stable internet connection
• Enough free disk space for the app and its cache
• An account for the services you want to connect
• API keys or login access for linked AI and social tools if your setup uses them

For best results, keep the app in a folder with a simple path, such as:

• Downloads
• Desktop
• Documents

After you download and open the app:

1. Start the app
2. Open the settings screen
3. Enter your service credentials if asked
4. Connect the tools you want to use
5. Save your settings
6. Run a test task to confirm everything works

If the app asks for a Claude Code connection, follow the prompt shown inside the app. The plugin works through the setup flow and helps the app talk to Claude Code tools.

• Create content for note, X, and Instagram from one prompt
• Generate drafts from a topic, goal, or short brief
• Score content across 6 quality areas
• Improve weak drafts with automatic revision
• Connect to 8 outside services for input and output
• Work with Claude Code Plugin support
• Keep content creation in one flow
• Reduce repeat work for posts, captions, and short updates

content-autopilot checks each draft with a 6-axis quality system. It looks at:

• Clarity
• Structure
• Tone
• Relevance
• Engagement
• Finish quality

Each score helps the app decide what to improve. If a draft is weak in one area, the app can rewrite it and run another check.

The app supports links to outside services so you can send ideas in and publish results out. This can include:

• Note tools
• X posting flows
• Instagram workflows
• Content storage
• AI model endpoints
• Workspace or team tools
• Approval or review steps
• Automation tools

This makes it useful when you want one place for content work and light automation.

1. Open the app
2. Enter a topic
3. Choose the target service, such as note, X, or Instagram
4. Pick the content style you want
5. Start generation
6. Review the draft
7. Let the app improve the draft if needed
8. Copy the final text or send it to the connected service

• Turn one idea into a note post
• Create short X posts from a blog point
• Draft Instagram captions from a product update
• Clean up rough content before you post it
• Compare multiple versions of the same idea
• Run content checks before a team review

If the app does not open:

• Check that the download finished
• Run it again from the same folder
• Make sure your antivirus did not block it

If a connection fails:

• Check your internet connection
• Confirm the service name and login details
• Reopen the settings and save again

If content does not generate:

• Try a shorter prompt
• Use a clear topic
• Remove special characters from the input
• Restart the app and try again

If Windows asks for permission:

• Click Yes if you trust the file from the release page
• Keep the app in a folder you can find later

• Use one topic per run
• Keep your prompt short and clear
• Add the target audience in your input
• Pick the platform first, then the tone
• Review the score before publishing
• Use the improvement step when the draft feels flat

A typical release includes:

• The Windows app file
• Setup files or a packaged archive
• Basic run instructions
• Support for the core content workflow

content-autopilot sends content through the services you connect. It is best to review each connected account and know where your drafts go. If you use external AI or social tools, the app follows the access you set inside those accounts

1. Start with one idea
2. Generate a first draft
3. Check the quality score
4. Improve the weak parts
5. Send the final copy to note, X, or Instagram
6. Save the best prompt for later use

Use the Releases page to download the latest Windows version and run it on your PC

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