Draft, Schedule, and Publish with Final Control

What can a draft contain?

A draft can contain text, up to four ordered images with alt text, or a quoted X post link.

Review the final text, image order, alt text, and quote target before publishing. Link and quote publications count inside both the total monthly publishing allowance and the plan's smaller URL-publication allowance.

What is the scheduling workflow?

Create or edit the draft, preview it, choose a date and hour, then confirm the scheduled publication.

You can keep the selected minute or ask PilotMyX to choose a minute from 00 through 59 within that hour. Once confirmed, the resolved publication time is visible in the Calendar.

• Preview the final text and media order
• Publish now or choose an explicit future date and hour
• Edit, reschedule, or cancel while the publication is still eligible
• Inspect the recorded result after the publishing attempt

Can an agent manage the calendar?

Yes, when its token includes the specific draft or scheduling permissions.

Reading analytics, editing drafts, scheduling, and immediate publishing are separate. Ask the agent to show you the final content and intended time before it performs a write action.

What happens if X is unavailable?

PilotMyX records the publication status so you can see that the attempt needs attention.

If an attempt does not complete normally, check both PilotMyX and your X profile before retrying. This avoids publishing the same content twice when the provider response was ambiguous.

Who remains responsible for the post?

The connected account owner remains responsible for every draft and publication.

Review claims, media rights, links, timing, and compliance with X rules before publishing or giving an agent write access. PilotMyX never decides what should be said on your behalf.