Over the last year we noticed something odd at PostNitro: a growing share of our users never open our editor anymore. They ask Claude, ChatGPT or an n8n flow to make the carousel for them, and the agent calls us in the background.
That got us building for agents properly. Your agent can now design an on-brand carousel, image post or short video and schedule it to LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, Facebook and Pinterest, all from one prompt.
The pattern that pushed me to build this was simple: when a homeowner calls a contractor and nobody picks up, most people don't leave a voicemail. They just call the next name on the list. For a one or two-person shop, that missed call often happens at the worst possible moment up a ladder, under a sink, or driving between jobs.
We route across 30+ models and for a while the picker just swapped silently. Someone asks for a video, we choose what we think is right, they get a result. Clean, and wrong.
A user can't tell the difference between a deliberate routing decision and a model having a bad day. The output changes, the price changes, and nothing on screen explains either one, so the conclusion they reach is that the product got worse.
So the picker now names what it chose and why before it runs, in one line. It makes the thing look less magic, and I think that's the right trade. Silent routing is the same bet as a silent retry or a silent price change. It holds while the output is good, and the first time it isn't, you've taught someone to distrust the whole product instead of one model.
If you auto route anything, agent, model or tool, do you show the user what got picked, or does it happen behind the curtain?
