Documentation

DraftADay Studio, page by page

Everything DraftADay Studio does, written against the code: the way in, the writing desk, the media, the destinations, the numbers that come back, and the guarantees that hold in every one of them.

Start here

New to Studio? Getting started covers the three ways in, the vocabulary, a first post end to end, and the things Studio never does on your behalf.

The 9 pages

1. 01

   Getting started with DraftADay Studio

   DraftADay Studio lives at studio.draftaday.com. It is a LinkedIn writing desk that runs one loop: harvest posts from your own logged-in LinkedIn session with the Chrome extension, compose…

   • The three ways in
   • How a second login finds your existing account
   • Vocabulary, before anything else
   • First-run checklist
2. 02

   The Chrome extension

   Studio's LinkedIn token carries w_member_social plus the OIDC scopes and nothing else, so every read endpoint of the API answers 403 — there is no supported way to ask LinkedIn anything.…

   • Install and connect
   • What the permissions buy
   • Harvest
   • One-post captures
3. 03

   Compose: writing a post that sounds like you

   Compose is where a post gets written, grounded, edited and polished. This page walks the surface top to bottom, says what each path costs, and names the checks that run whether you ask for…

   • The Compose surface
   • Three ways to start, and what each costs
   • Generate: single pass or the judged loop
   • What the writer is actually shown
4. 04

   Brands and brand bodies

   Running five Pages, or five clients, means one idea has to arrive five times in five different voices — without being written five times. Studio splits that into two objects: the post…

   • The model
   • Where your brands come from
   • The brief, and what reads it
   • Per-field resolution
5. 05

   Media and the format offer

   Studio makes the visual half of a post in the same draft as the words: images, quote cards, carousel PDFs, video and voiceover. Three things cost nothing and never call a model — a quote…

   • What each thing costs
   • Image prompts
   • The image pool and the editor
   • Quote cards
6. 06

   Destinations, scheduling and publishing

   Studio treats one post as a source and every place it goes as a separate publication, with its own body, its own outcome and its own link. This page covers connecting a destination, what…

   • Connect a destination
   • What each platform can carry today
   • Post by hand
   • The lifecycle, and what stays editable
7. 07

   Knowing what worked: results, Hits and pollination

   Studio can only learn from posts it can measure. This page covers how real engagement gets in, how a sighting on LinkedIn becomes a result attached to your draft, what the numbers mean, and…

   • Getting engagement into Studio
   • How a sighting becomes a result
   • Reading one post: the Results scorecard
   • What the loop feeds back into generation
8. 08

   The Network CRM

   The Network CRM is the relationship half of Studio. When you are about to message, comment on or reconnect with someone, it tells you what relationship already exists — every message…

   • Getting data in
   • Finding someone
   • The contact drawer
   • "Guide me"
9. 09

   The monthly newsletter

   The Newsletter tab turns a month you already published into one issue: a recap of your own posts written in your voice, plus a short, fact-checked read on what moved in AI. Nothing…

   • What an issue is made of
   • To generate this month's issue
   • Where the news comes from
   • The fact-check, and the rule it enforces