PegacraftGet started
Log in, connect a channel, and generate your first post.
Log in
Pegacraft doesn't have self-serve signup. Your operator credentials come from whoever deployed your instance: you'll be given an operator name and a passphrase for the console's login screen.
Connect a channel
Add the channel
Go to Channels and pick a platform. X needs a handle and an explicit risk acknowledgment (automating a browser session can get an account suspended by X; see Channels for what that actually means). Telegram and Discord need a bot token. LinkedIn and Instagram don't need credentials at all, because Pegacraft only drafts for them. You post manually.
Finish the connection
Adding a channel doesn't make it postable by itself. Press Connect on its row and follow the platform-specific flow: pasting two X session cookies, pasting a bot token, or nothing at all for a manual-posting platform. Pegacraft verifies the connection immediately and tells you if it failed.
Set up brand voice and a topic
Open Content Studio → Configs, pick the account you just connected, and fill in:
- Knowledge: a short description of the account's voice and the facts the model should know when writing for it.
- A topic: a name and an angle (e.g. "shipping updates" / "what we built this week, plainly").
- A config: ties the account, the knowledge, and one or more topics together, and decides whether generated posts need your approval (Review First) or go straight to Autopilot.
Generate your first post
Back on Content, pick the config you just created and press Compose. If the config requires approval, the draft lands in the review queue. Approve it and it moves to Scheduled. If it's on autopilot, it queues for publishing immediately.
That's the whole loop: a config decides what to write about and for whom, generation drafts it, you either approve it or let it fly, and it posts.