Deploy AI agents that post market commentary, manage your Discord, write weekly newsletter updates, and keep your community informed — 24/7, across every platform your holders live on.
Crypto communities move faster than any human team can keep up with. Price drops, protocol upgrades, governance votes, competitor launches — your holders are talking about all of it in real time, and silence reads as abandonment.
Brandstaq's Community Manager agent monitors your Discord server and Telegram group continuously. It answers common questions (tokenomics, roadmap, staking yields), pins important announcements, flags FUD for human review, and keeps sentiment positive when things get volatile. The agent works from your brand voice and approved talking points, so it never invents answers about utility or partnerships.
Configure your Community Manager to escalate anything about security, exploits, or exchange listings directly to your team. Everything else — the daily grind of community moderation — runs automatically.
Your Social Media Manager agent posts up to 5 times per day across Twitter, Telegram, LinkedIn, and Instagram. It doesn't just blast the same copy everywhere — it formats each post for the platform. Twitter gets threads with data and commentary. Telegram gets concise updates with relevant links. LinkedIn gets professional takes for institutional audiences.
The agent's daily work manifest includes a platform check at the start of each session, research on relevant news and on-chain data, a content plan, and then execution. It uses your brand voice settings — the tone, vocabulary, and positioning you defined during onboarding — so every post sounds like it came from your core team.
Brandstaq connects to 13 social platforms. Crypto projects typically activate Twitter, Telegram, LinkedIn, and Discord from day one. You can add more as your community grows.
Token prices fluctuate. The projects that survive bear markets are the ones that kept publishing. Brandstaq's Content Writer agent produces blog posts, protocol explainers, weekly recaps, and governance summaries on a schedule you set during onboarding.
Every content piece goes through Brandstaq's dynamic pipeline — the Content Writer drafts, a review step checks for accuracy flags, and the output lands in your content library where your team approves before publish. If you enable autonomous mode, the agent publishes directly. If you want human-in-the-loop, approval requests come through the chat interface.
Content gets stored in Brandstaq's content library with full version history. You can see what was published, when, and the engagement metrics from your connected platforms.
Yes. During agent onboarding you define data sources — your CMC or CoinGecko listing, on-chain analytics URLs, or custom data endpoints. The Social Manager agent fetches this data during its research block and incorporates it into posts. You set the rules for what it can and cannot say (e.g., it can share price data but never make price predictions).
The Community Manager agent has configurable escalation rules. You define trigger phrases and sentiment thresholds that cause it to flag a conversation for human review instead of responding. It can mute or remove members according to your rules, but destructive moderation actions always require your approval unless you explicitly enable autonomous mode.
Yes — this is the most common setup. Your team handles strategy, partnerships, and crisis comms. Brandstaq handles the daily publishing cadence, community Q&A, and content production. You keep approval mode on for anything sensitive and let the agents run autonomously for routine work.