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Citedy Workers: four scheduled agents (not a chat) that p...
Ntty · 2026-06-02 · via DEV Community
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Ntty

We published a short demo of Citedy Workers — the casual surface at agent.citedy.com for founders who want marketing to run on a schedule instead of another AI chat window.

The idea (simple)

A worker is a long-running agent scoped to one product. You pick publish frequency, flip it on, and read a live feed of what actually shipped (plus optional morning email).

Most people don't need more prompts. They need:

  • SEO articles that publish without tab-hopping
  • Short-form video from what they already published
  • Competitor moves surfaced before someone pings them in Slack
  • Social posts that are native per network, not one blob pasted everywhere

Four workers (what the video walks through)

Competitor Scout

Opens rival URLs in a cloud browser on schedule, diffs meaningful changes (pricing, pages, launches), and writes findings to the feed — which feeds what Writer works on next.

Writer

Picks topics from those signals, generates SEO articles, and publishes to your blog (and connected social targets per your worker settings).

UGC Creator (Video Maker)

Turns published articles into vertical shorts and posts to Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Social Amplifier

For each new article: writes a separate native post per connected network (up to nine channels — LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Reddit, Threads, Instagram, Reels, YouTube Shorts, Shopify, depending on what you wired up) and publishes.

Pricing (transparent, one line)

Rent starts at two credits per day on Lite (~two cents at standard credit value) while a worker stays on. Pause stops rent. The demo doesn't tour credits — the product does show costs before you confirm.

Try it

If you're building agentic SaaS with real browsers on untrusted URLs, we'd love your take on Scout in the comments.