Never Boring AI
The AI agent that writes your LinkedIn posts in your voice
90 followers
The AI agent that writes your LinkedIn posts in your voice
90 followers
Never Boring AI is an AI agent for LinkedIn. It interviews you about your work, keeps your stories in memory and turns them into posts written in your voice. It plans your content weeks ahead, learns from every edit you make, then schedules and publishes on LinkedIn for you. Built for freelancers, consultants and founders who know what they do but never know what to post this week. Works in English and French.
@maria_katunina There are no anti-AI tools or lists to provide to the AI agent. It’s already built into the product. In fact, that’s the product’s main selling point: never boring :)
To drive data-driven decisions and get the right statistics, we use an external API from LinkedIn that’s much more comprehensive.
Congrats on the launch @meaxthegoodkid !
Love this. The design is really well done, you can tell a lot of effort went into perfecting user experience.
@ryanyannelli Thank you so much!! I'm a graphic designer 😁
the "asks questions first, remembers the stories" part is a genuinely better starting point than most of these tools. but the thing I keep noticing on my own feed is that even when the underlying stories are different, AI-assisted LinkedIn posts converge on the same rhythm - the short punchy line, the bolded takeaway, the "here's what I learned" close. if everyone's agent is interviewing them well but still outputting in a similar register, doesn't the differentiation just move from "sounds like AI" to "sounds like a slightly-better template"? curious what actually varies post to post beyond the subject matter.
@galdayan Hi! There are so many customization options available in the AI agent's settings that it's statistically impossible for two people to have the same type of post
However, you're right about one thing: in the LinkedIn feed, we're bound to see the same patterns, because that's what works for reach
But ideally, you should try out the tool. You'll see how it works 👀
@meaxthegoodkid fair, and I saw you banned AI-cliche phrasing at the code level in the reply to Simon below, which is a step past what most of these tools do. still, banning specific phrases is a denylist problem - it stops "the hard part was never X, it was Y" but the next cliche just grows in to fill the gap once enough people are using the same banned-phrase list. is there a point where you'd rather train against the underlying rhythm (short line, bold takeaway, close) instead of chasing individual phrases as they get stale?
@meaxthegoodkid fair enough, that's the kind of thing that's hard to evaluate from a comment thread anyway. I'll give it a real test run instead of guessing at the variance from outside.
@galdayan Yes, it's better to test in order to understand 👌