Approve
Run by AI.
Approved by you.
Paragraph makes the consequence of every choice clear. Drafts stay private. Public actions are named, scoped, and confirmed when you enable an automation.
Publish the launch thread Needs you
Refresh of your pricing guide Approved
Fix broken links as they appear Automation enabled
Today's report: 2 drafts, 14 fixes Sent
How control works
Suggestions are one-time choices. Enabled automations are the only standing authorization, with public actions shown before they run.
Trust, earned one yes at a time.
Every choice describes its outcome
Suggestions use action-specific labels, so you know whether you're creating a draft, applying an edit, or publishing.
Public work has a clear boundary
An enabled automation may use only its declared public actions, cadence, and connected account.
Everything on the record
A report shows what shipped, what's queued, and what it wants to do next. No silent changes, ever.
How it works
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Review a suggestion and choose the action you want to take once.
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For recurring work, inspect the automation's sources, outputs, delivery, and public actions.
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Enable it to grant that exact scope, or save it paused and return later.
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One agent across drafting, distribution, upkeep, and the approvals that keep you in control.
Frequently asked questions
No. Draft suggestions are choices you can accept, edit, or dismiss. Public automations ask for confirmation when you enable them.
Yes. Pause an automation at any time to clear its authorization and stop future runs.
Routine private work can run in the background. Public work runs only from your direct request or within an enabled automation's confirmed scope.
Always. Your writing, your site, and your relationship with your readers belong to you. Export everything whenever you want, and your audience comes with you.
Put Paragraph to work
Start for free, connect what you've already published, and let the agent take the first pass while you approve what ships.