Approve the drafts you like, render them, and send them out to your channels.
Approving a draft is what turns it into a video. Your agent renders it to the shapes you ask for: vertical for Shorts and Reels, square for feeds, landscape for YouTube. It keeps whoever is speaking in frame, and burns in the captions.
From there it posts, schedules for a time you name, or hands the file back. Each channel carries its own copy, so one clip on X and YouTube is two posts written for two audiences.
Render the clips I approved as vertical and square
Post the approved clips to X and YouTube
Schedule these three across next week rather than all on one day
Cut the pauses and the ums from this one before rendering it
Which drafts are still waiting on me?
Every render is looked at before you get it. The captions have to be readable, the framing has to hold the speaker, and the picture and the words have to stay in sync. A clip that fails is fixed or reported rather than quietly delivered.
Your agent also checks the finished video against the copy written for it. A quote in the post text is one the clip actually contains, credited to the person who said it.
Clips need somewhere to go. Ask your agent to connect X, YouTube or Instagram and it hands you a link to approve. Granting access happens in your browser, not in the chat. Your agent tells you when a channel stops working and needs reconnecting.