The hard part of a daily post is not writing it. It is **writing it correctly every day**: the price must be right, forbidden absolute claims must not appear, today's topic must not repeat last week's, and when it says it published, that has to be provable. Here is how the line runs on the Official Account of a consumer mini-program.
A daily meeting to pick the topic, then someone to find images once the draft is done. The one day nobody is watching, the account goes quiet — and a gap hurts more than a mediocre post.
Prices, features and tiers live in a few people's heads, and a mistake is caught by a reader. The absolute claims the advertising law forbids are left to the writer's discipline.
Point a general chat assistant at the Official Account and it will invent an endpoint path, then report the article as published. Open the backend and there is not even a draft. Automation without real actions and receipts is a gamble.
Pricing, feature descriptions, compliant phrasing and a topic pool split by weekday live in one document in the workspace. It is read before every draft, so prices and features never rely on the model's memory.
Each day starts by pulling the list of published articles and comparing it with the topic pool before deciding what to write. The same angle does not come back three days later.
Cover and body images use two fixed sizes. They are uploaded first, and the platform's returned image URL is what goes into the body, so no image ever breaks as an external link.
Absolute claims are checked against the advertising-law list. A failed check blocks the draft and sends it back for rewording rather than attaching a note. Ordinal phrases like 'first step' are not caught by mistake.
The body goes into the drafts box and gets a draft id. After publishing, the publish status is read back. Broadcasting to followers is a separate action that needs explicit confirmation. Every step leaves a receipt you can see in the backend.
The Official Account draft API accepts images in the body only; video embedding is not supported. That is a platform limit. A video can be generated and stored in the media library for a person to insert from the backend.
The Official Account API requires the caller's IP to be on an allowlist, and an AI employee runs on your computer, where the egress IP changes. Requests go through a relay at a fixed address, and only that address goes on the allowlist. You can host the relay yourself or use the managed one.
The copy passes the fact sheet and the compliance check before it reaches the drafts box. Publishing waits for a person by default. Once you have seen the line run reliably, you can open just the publish action on the scheduled task while every other action still goes through approval.
Each account is its own connector credentials and its own fact sheet, with its own scheduled task. Separate fact sheets keep the wording from bleeding between accounts.