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Getting started

Four steps, about ten minutes.

  1. 1. Sign in with Google

    Click "Start with Google" and choose an account. A personal account is created, and nobody else can see your content.

  2. 2. Connect an API key

    In Settings, paste a Claude key. It is stored encrypted on the server and never shown again. You can replace or delete it any time.

  3. 3. Teach it your voice

    Add a few posts you wrote before (3 to 10 is enough to start) and write your rules: tone, length, what to avoid.

  4. 4. Create your first post

    Choose a tone and a topic, or let it pick from your ideas. You get several versions: edit, then publish yourself.

How to teach it your voice

The more it knows you, the more the posts sound like you. The app has six places to teach it, and you can start with just one:

  • Rules

    Your writing rules: tone, length and what to avoid. The AI always applies them first, in every post.

  • Sites

    Addresses of your own site, a blog or a competitor. The AI reads their text and learns the facts and the brand.

  • Content

    Ideas, topics and notes you add. This is where the AI takes what to write about, and you can ask it to draft a new idea too.

  • Posts

    Real posts you wrote, in Page Posts, and posts you starred with ⭐. From them the AI learns your voice, your openings and your endings.

  • Skills

    Knowledge packs and brand rules in a .skill file. The AI gets them as extra context in every generation.

  • Priority

    Choose the order in which the AI weighs these sources and which of them are used at all. Rules always stay first.

How to get a Claude key

  1. Go to console.anthropic.com and create an account.
  2. Add a payment method and load a small amount. A post usually costs a few cents.
  3. On the API Keys page, create a new key and copy it right away, because it is shown once.
  4. Paste it into EazyAgent Settings.

You pay for the AI directly to the provider. EazyAgent itself is free for now.

Tips for good results

  • Real posts you wrote work better than a description of a style.
  • Short, clear rules beat long paragraphs.
  • Read every version before publishing. You are responsible for what goes out.

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