Production social runners on port 8501 — Streamlit queue UI, API bridge for X and Facebook, GBP API posts, Playwright for Nextdoor and LinkedIn, with visible failures in Social Ops tabs.
Live queue UI on port 8501 — Social Poster stills below are kl-media-needed placeholders until real port-8501 captures replace the HTML mockup. Knight Command ADMIN and the walkthrough video are real production surfaces.
Multi-brand scheduling with posting windows and runner status.
Social automation Port 8501 queue
Social Poster on Streamlit port 8501 manages per-brand queues, posting windows, X/Facebook API bridge, GBP API posts, and Playwright runners for Nextdoor and LinkedIn.
Social Poster on Streamlit port 8501 manages per-brand queues, posting windows, X and Facebook API bridge, GBP API posts, and Playwright runners for Nextdoor and LinkedIn.
Silent failures previously left brand accounts quiet for days. Failure counters and Logs cross-reference give operators same-day visibility when runners break.
Embedded in Knight Command Social Poster and Social Ops tabs — complements local-visibility-systems GBP strategy with scheduled post cadence.
If your “automation” still dies quietly overnight, this is the production answer: isolated brand queues, hybrid API + browser runners, and failures you can see before the week is gone.
Queued social posting keeps project proof visible between jobs — especially for trades where galleries drive quote quality.
We built this after watching brand accounts go quiet for a week at a time with no alert anywhere. A generic scheduler would have covered X and Facebook, but Nextdoor and LinkedIn still needed browser automation, and none of the off-the-shelf tools surfaced a failure the same day it happened.
Isolating credentials per brand also matters more than it sounds. A wrong-account post on a client's page is the kind of mistake that erodes trust fast, so queue separation is enforced at the runner level, not just by habit.
Supports the Social Media Automation Systems service lane inside Knight Command.
Silent automation failures left brand accounts quiet for days. Pure API tools could not post everywhere Nextdoor and LinkedIn required browser automation. GBP posts were disconnected from the same queue as X and Facebook.
Social Poster — Streamlit app on port 8501 — manages per-brand content queues, posting windows, API bridge for X and Facebook, GBP API integration, and Playwright runners for Nextdoor and LinkedIn. Embedded in Knight Command Social Poster and Social Ops tabs with Logs cross-reference.
Streamlit UI, Python API clients, Playwright browser runners, GBP API, and Knight Command embed on 8501. Complements local-visibility-systems GBP strategy with scheduled posts.
More reliable posting cadence with fewer surprise gaps. Operators see last success per platform without checking each network manually. Social Ops tab reduces context switching during weekly content review.
A clear path from intake to launch — scoped to what your team will actually use.
API vs Playwright path per platform and brand.
Isolate KL, KG, ST queues with posting windows.
API bridge plus Playwright workers and GBP API.
Social Poster tab with Logs integration.
What ships when we scope Social Poster for your trade, territory, and operator workflow.
Results Social Poster is designed to produce for owners who review queues weekly — not vanity dashboards.
Fewer multi-day posting gaps across platforms.
Wrong-account posts prevented by queue separation.
Broken runners surface same day in UI.
Scheduled posts match website campaign timing.
Internal system supporting multi-brand Tampa Bay client accounts.
Many platforms still need browser automation, GBP posts belong with the same queue, and silent failures are unacceptable for multi-brand ops. Social Poster is built for that hybrid reality.
X and Facebook go through API clients where stable; Nextdoor and LinkedIn use Playwright runners when the network requires browser automation. GBP posts use the GBP API.
Yes. Multi-brand isolation is how we operate today, but a single-brand queue with posting windows and failure alerts is a common first scope.
Failure counters in the Streamlit UI plus Knight Command Logs / Social Ops tabs so broken runners are visible the same day.
Queue and posting-window management, credential isolation, and runner reliability are the core of this system. Caption drafting can pair with it, but the reliability layer is the point — not an AI-writes-everything promise.
Examples that belong to Social Poster. Primary proof first; secondary only when it shares the same system pattern.
Ask about Social Poster-style runners for your company accounts and GBP post cadence.
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