Manual

The uplika manual

Step-by-step guides for each screen in uplika: workspaces, connecting your agent and channels, writing and scheduling posts, and what to do when something does not work.

Each guide follows the screens as they are today and says when it was last checked.

Getting started

Getting started: from sign-up to your first postSign up, connect one channel, add uplika to the agent you already use, and ask it to post. The whole path, in order.Read the guide
Workspaces: one per brand, called by nameAdd a workspace for each brand or client, connect its channels, and tell your agent the workspace name. It works right after you add it, without reconnecting.Read the guide

Using uplika

Connect your AI agent to uplikaAdd uplika to the agent you already use with the server address, approve it in your browser, and check that it is connected. No API key to paste.Read the guide
Connect your channelsConnect each social account to a workspace on the Connections screen: sign in and allow, or paste the key the channel gives you. Then check that it shows as healthy.Read the guide
Write, schedule and see your posts on a calendarWrite a post once, send it to several channels, adjust each channel, then publish now or schedule it. Scheduled posts leave from uplika's server on their own.Read the guide
Find, retry and delete sent postsEverything sent from the dashboard, by your agent or through the API is in Sent, one line per channel. Find a post, read why a channel failed, send it again, or delete it from the channel.Read the guide
Comment to DM: send a DM to everyone who commentsWhen someone comments on your post, uplika answers them in their DMs with a message, a link or a file. Set it up on the dashboard or ask your agent, test it from another account, and read every run.Read the guide
Inbox and contacts: answer DMs, mentions and commentsRead and answer the messages that come to your connected accounts in one place, or let your agent answer them. Contacts keeps the people who wrote to you, with tags.Read the guide
Market research: find what to make before you postSearch YouTube for the videos that worked, compare views with subscribers, and copy a prompt for titles and hooks. If you write on Naver Blog, the same screen measures Korean keywords and AI Briefing citations.Read the guide
API keys: make one, choose its workspaces, revoke itMake an API key for your own code, choose which workspaces it can touch, send it with each request, and revoke it when you stop using it. Your AI agent does not need a key.Read the guide

When something goes wrong

When something does not workRead the error, find the post or request that failed, look it up in Help, and if that does not solve it, message the team from the dashboard or have your agent report it.Read the guide