Kompozy’s opt-in mode that generates and schedules content without human approval — gated by 4 quality checks.
Last verified · 2026-06-17 · by Moe Ameen
Autopilot runs the full generate-and-schedule loop without human review. It is gated by 4 checks: the Persona Brief gate (no generation without brief context), the platform-cadence gate (no over-posting or wrong-format publishing), the fact-anchor gate (no invented statistics), and the brand-safety gate (banned words rejected at output time).
Autopilot is opt-in per source. Ramp in over 7–14 days of manual review before flipping the switch on your safest source first.
Autopilot is an opt-in mode that runs the full generate-and-schedule loop without human approval. It pulls from a connected source, generates outputs against your Persona Brief, and schedules them to your platforms — with four automated quality gates standing between generation and publish.
It is gated by four checks: the Persona Brief gate (no generation without voice context), the platform-cadence gate (no over-posting or wrong-format publishing), the fact-anchor gate (no invented statistics), and the brand-safety gate (banned words rejected at output time). Any output that fails a gate returns to the review queue instead of publishing.
Autopilot is enabled per source, not account-wide. The recommended ramp is 7–14 days of manual review first, then flip the switch on your safest, highest-signal source before expanding to the rest.
The gates exist specifically to prevent it. The fact-anchor gate rejects outputs citing stats not present in the source, the brand-safety gate rejects banned words, and the Persona Brief gate forces every generation through your voice. Set a notification on gate failures to catch edge cases.
Yes. Because autopilot is opt-in per source, you can run your podcast feed on autopilot while keeping a higher-stakes source (a newsletter, say) on manual approval. The two modes coexist in the same workspace.