Jarvis Assistant
Type or talk: ask about your account, draft a post, or run an agent in plain language.
Run your work by conversation
FinalPost AI has a built-in assistant called Jarvis (you can rename it). Instead of clicking through menus, say what you want: check how things are going, draft a post, or clear your approval queue. It reads your account's real status, creates content and takes actions for you.
One assistant, two ways in:
- Type — it opens as a side panel beside your page, so you keep working next to it.
- Speak — a voice mode that listens to a command and reads its reply aloud. Voice is strictly opt-in: nothing starts listening until you choose Speak or tap the mic, and every spoken reply is also shown as text.
Things you can ask
- "How are we doing?" — a plain-language briefing on recent activity and results.
- "Draft a LinkedIn post about our new pricing." — a draft lands in your queue, ready to review.
- "What's pending approval?" — everything waiting on you.
- "Approve the LinkedIn one." — it approves that item, because you asked.
- "Run my social media agent about the launch." — that run gets a focus; what it writes is held for approval.
- "Stop using emojis." — after you confirm, the rule is saved to your brand voice for every future post.
- "How's our brand visibility?" — how often AI search engines mention your brand.
In Job Scout it knows which job is open on your screen, and answers questions about your search from your own records.
It drafts, you approve
Ask Jarvis to write something and the result goes into your Publish Queue as a draft. Nothing reaches your connected accounts until you approve it. It can approve or reject items, but only when you explicitly tell it to.
Anything spoken that would change something (running, creating or scheduling an agent) is said back to you first, with Confirm and Cancel. Nothing happens until you confirm.
What it will not do
- Connect accounts or manage billing. Those are secure screens you use yourself.
- Start a boost, or create or change an auto-DM.
- Send, discard or re-address a Job Scout application.
- Browse the web.
Why people use it
- No learning curve. If you can describe what you want, you can operate the product.
- Keep the thread going. Ask a follow-up, request an edit, or refer to what it just listed: "approve the second one".
- Take it with you. The same assistant answers from Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp.
Be specific and you get sharper results: "draft a post about our Tuesday webinar for founders" beats "write something". See Jarvis — typing and the voice assistant.