EmidoxEmidox — connect what you've got to any AI, and let it run
Why. It reads what you would have read, writes in the voice you gave it, and publishes before you're up. Anything it isn't sure about, it leaves out and says so.
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Why. It reads what you would have read, writes in the voice you gave it, and publishes before you're up. Anything it isn't sure about, it leaves out and says so.
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Why Emidox, and not the tools you already have
Each of them does half of this job. The half you're still doing by hand is the one that eats the morning.
It writes and it publishes
A scheduler will post at nine — once you've written the thing. A chat AI writes beautifully, in a window you have to open, paste out of, and remember tomorrow. Emidox does both halves, on the clock.
You don't wire anything
n8n, Zapier and Make can do all of it, if you can think in nodes, payloads and retries. Most people who need this can't, and shouldn't have to. An agent here is a source, a prompt and a destination.
Any model, your key
A cheap model for sorting, a strong one for drafting, and the bill from the provider rather than from us. Switching model never means switching product. Ebiblo, a product built on Emidox, runs the same way.
A person writes the prompt, reads the first draft and decides what runs. Emidox does the running. Slower than “fully autonomous” — and the reason you'd trust it with your own accounts.
One agent shape, many jobs
Sources you already have
An Apify scrape, mentions on X, an Ebiblo input page where people type or speak, or files you attach. Point an agent at one and it reads whatever arrives there.
Three ways to trigger it
Manually, daily at a time you set, or the moment something arrives. Off when you want quiet. Daily and on-update runs go straight to the output; a manual run waits for you.
A draft you can edit
Press Process and the result lands as a draft. Read it, change it by hand, then submit it — or fix the prompt and run again. Nothing goes out until it reads right.
Chains and router mode
When one prompt isn't enough, hand the result to the next agent — or turn on router mode and let the agent decide which one comes next.
Outputs that publish
LinkedIn, X, Telegram, email, or a quiz page in Ebiblo. The result lands where people already look, not in a log you have to check.
Your key, your model
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek. Add a key once, pick a model per agent, and pay the provider for what you use.
Your first agent in ten minutes
Four steps. Each one opens the guide.
Create your account, add your key
Name, email, a password, and your role. Then paste a key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek under API keys — one time, for every agent.
Read the steps2Connect a source
An Apify scrape, an X account, an Ebiblo input page, or a file. Pick it from the left menu and it becomes the agent's input.
Read the steps3Write the prompt, read the draft
Say what to do with what arrives, in plain words. Press Process, read the draft, edit it by hand if you like, submit.
Read the steps4Choose where it goes, set the trigger
Pick a destination, pick daily or on update, Save. From then on it drafts and sends without you.
Read the stepsOpen the full guide — agents, sources, prompts, models and keys, triggers, flows, outputs, Ebiblo, and answers to common questions.
Pricing
Free to start and free to stay small. One paid plan for when you rely on it.
For trying it, and for a couple of agents that just run.
- Up to 20 AI agents
- Limited agent chains
- Limited integrations
- Basic support
For anything you rely on running every day.
- Unlimited AI agents
- Unlimited agent chains
- All integrations included
- Priority support
Premium, with every paid Ebiblo plan.
- Everything in Premium
- One sign-in for both apps
- Quiz pages as a destination
- Nothing extra to buy
Australian dollars, GST included. Starter is free; you add a card only when you upgrade to Premium. Cancel any time and you drop back to Starter; nothing you built is deleted.Yearly prices are per month, billed once a year. Something bigger than an agent — your own database, equipment or internal tools? That’s a conversation, not a plan.
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