AI Wizard
An AI assistant that stays in the composer
The AI Wizard is a writing assistant built into the box you are already typing in. It knows which network you are drafting for, offers the edits you actually make — shorter, punchier, different tone, fixed grammar — and takes your own instructions when the presets do not fit.
No tab-switching
It is in the composer, next to the draft. You are not pasting between a chatbot and a scheduling tool and losing formatting in transit.
Network-aware
Asking for a shorter version while you are on the X tab means shorter for X. The assistant knows where the text is going.
One-click edits
Shorten, rephrase, fix the grammar, change the tone. The four things anyone actually asks for, without writing a prompt for each.
You are still the editor
Every suggestion is offered, not applied. Keep it, discard it, or run it again — the draft never changes without you saying so.
The problem with using a chatbot to write posts
Plenty of people already write social copy with an AI chatbot. It works, but the workflow is miserable: you describe the post in one window, copy the result, paste it into the scheduler, notice it is forty characters too long for X, go back, ask for a shorter one, paste again. Every round trip loses the context of what network you are writing for and what the rest of the campaign sounds like. The Wizard exists to collapse that loop into the composer, where the draft already lives.
The edits you actually make, as buttons
Most real editing is a handful of moves repeated endlessly. Fluxi turns those into one-click actions rather than prompts you have to compose from scratch each time.
- Shorten — bring a rambling draft under the limit without losing the point
- Make it punchier — tighten flabby copy that is technically fine but reads flat
- Fix the grammar — a clean pass for typos and clumsy sentences
- Change the tone — the same message, warmer, more formal, or more direct
And a box for everything else
Presets cover the common cases; they do not cover "rewrite this as a question", "make it sound less like a press release" or "turn this into three bullet points". So the Wizard also takes free-text instructions against the current draft. It is the same assistant, just told what to do in your own words.
Suggestions, not replacements
The fastest way to lose trust in an AI feature is to have it silently overwrite something you had spent ten minutes on. Fluxi treats every Wizard output as a proposal: you see it, you compare it to what you had, and you choose. Discarding a suggestion costs one click and leaves the original untouched.
Included in every plan
The Wizard is not an add-on. It comes with pay as you go, with Unlimited and with the free trial, for everyone on the team. Each plan includes a monthly allowance of AI credits — on pay as you go it grows with every portfolio you add — and paying teams can buy a top-up pack in a busy month. Top-up credits do not expire while you are subscribed.
Questions people ask
Yes. The trial includes the Wizard with a small allowance of AI credits, so you can try it on real posts before choosing a plan.
No. It suggests text inside the composer and nothing more. You keep or discard each suggestion, and publishing is always something you schedule deliberately.
Yes. Alongside the one-click presets there is a free-text box, so you can ask for anything the buttons do not cover — rewriting as a question, cutting it to three bullets, or matching a particular voice.
Nothing extra. Every plan includes a monthly allowance of AI credits for the whole team. If you need more in a particular month, paying teams can buy a top-up pack, and those credits last for as long as you are subscribed.
Get your next week scheduled
Connect an account, write a post and put it in the calendar. You can do all of it on the free trial, today.
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