News feed automation
News feed automation is turning a curated external news item into a channel post in one action, instead of writing a post from a blank prompt. Autogram surfaces news items from curated sources across supported languages and lets you turn any one of them into a scheduled or immediate post with a single click. The AI still writes the post, but the topic and the source facts come from the news item rather than from a general instruction with no subject.
Why a news source beats a blank prompt
An AI instruction with no topic tends to repeat itself after enough runs, because a general prompt only has a limited number of directions to reach for. A live news item supplies a topic, a set of facts, and often a reason the post is timely, none of which a blank instruction can invent on its own — the model's job narrows from 'think of something to say' to 'write about this specific thing,' which produces more varied and more current output.
Multilingual sourcing, one workflow
Curated sources span multiple languages, so a channel written in Ukrainian or Russian can draw on a news item that was not originally published in that language. The source language does not limit the channel: before the post goes out, you can rewrite or summarize the item in its own language, translate it into any supported language, or give the AI your own instruction.
One click still means one review
Turning a news item into a post is fast, but the result is a draft like any AI-generated post: worth a read before it goes out, especially for a fast-moving story where the source item might be updated or corrected after Autogram pulled it. Speed of drafting is not the same guarantee as accuracy of the underlying news, and Autogram does not re-check a source after the post is created from it.
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