Comments become task drafts
Two comments that disagree become one conflict card, not two tasks.
- What changed between v2 and v3
- Voice notes tidied into clean text
- The approval message, drafted
Flekh AI
It drafts tasks, captions and lessons from one client’s work. You decide every time.
In every Flekh plan, at no extra cost.
What works for Acme?
Three things stand out in Acme’s last 3 months: short Reels, 7 pm posts and captions that open with a question.
Not enough data yet: carousels (6 posts) and YouTube (2 videos).
Where it works
Flekh AI is not a separate tool. It works where the comments, posts and numbers already are.
Two comments that disagree become one conflict card, not two tasks.
One draft per channel, with the brand voice and words to avoid from Client notes.
Shown only after 10 similar posts. You keep or dismiss each one.
Captions
Flekh AI drafts each channel’s caption from the post, the client’s brand voice and the words to avoid.
Summer, cut to 18 seconds. Which moment would you keep? The new collection is in stores from Thursday. #acmesummer #summerlaunch
Instagram Reel · 112 of 2,200 characters · brand voice: OK · words to avoid: none
The rules
These rules are part of the product. There is no setting that turns them off.
Nothing is published, sent, approved, deleted or scheduled without a click.
Task drafts wait until you send them.
The model writes the sentence. The arithmetic is done by code, never by the model.
1.6× = Reels under 20 s ÷ Acme’s usual.
How many posts, which period and which measure, next to the sentence.
14 Reels · July to September · views
Not enough posts means no advice, and the page says why.
Under 20 posts: no best time. Under 10 similar posts: no lesson.
One click tells Flekh the sentence was wrong, and why.
Wrong? · the numbers are off · not useful
Flekh AI reads one project. A client’s data never informs advice for another.
Acme’s posts stay in Acme.
Works with Claude
Add Flekh’s MCP server to Claude. Ask about your projects, or have Claude draft posts and tasks for review in Flekh.
“Draft three Instagram captions for Acme’s Autumn launch, from the approved files.”
Status, open tasks, what is waiting on the client, what worked last month.
What Claude makes arrives as drafts. Your team checks and schedules them in Flekh.
Approvals and publish checks still run. Claude cannot skip them.
Before you switch
It is an assistant inside your workflow, not an AI that runs your social media for you.
The AI inside Flekh. It reads one client’s comments, versions, approvals, posts and results, and drafts tasks, captions, lessons and report summaries. A person decides every time.
No. It does not post, schedule or approve on its own. It drafts and checks, and shows its evidence. Your team decides and clicks.
Yes. It drafts a caption per channel in the client’s brand voice, avoids the words listed in Client notes, and can make a shorter version for X. You use, edit or replace it.
Yes. It drafts tasks from review comments, with owner, due date and priority. Two comments that disagree become one conflict card. Drafts wait until you send them.
From one client’s own posts over the last 3 months, per channel and format. It shows nothing until there are 20 posts, and it never uses other accounts or industry averages.
No. Every number comes from code. Flekh AI only writes the sentence around it, shows the posts it used, and every sentence has a Wrong? button. Lessons need at least 10 similar posts.
No. Flekh AI reads one project at a time. Acme’s posts never inform advice for another client.
Yes. Flekh has an MCP server. Add it to Claude, then ask about your projects, or have Claude draft posts and tasks that you review in Flekh.
No. Flekh AI is part of the plan: $5 per user per month during the beta, kept for up to two years, then $15 per user per month. 14-day free trial, no card needed.
It is in every plan. 14 days of Pro, no card.
Feedback to tasks
Two comments disagree. You get one question.
Flekh AI drafts a task from each comment. When two ask for opposite things, it asks you to pick.
Music feels off-brand here.
Keep this track, they loved it on the last campaign.