Persistent, plain-English guardrails that apply before the AI ever writes — not as after-the-fact filters. Keep AI output on-brand, on-message, and brand-safe across every platform you post to.
Generic AI writes whatever it thinks sounds good. Most of the time, that's fine. Occasionally, it's a post about a competitor, an off-brand tone, a pricing claim you can't back up, or a disclaimer that never made it into the draft. Small businesses have embarrassed themselves online for less.
Content rules close that gap — not by reviewing what the AI wrote after the fact, but by telling it what it can and can't write before a single word appears. Rules are the difference between "we use AI for social media" and "our AI sounds exactly like our brand."
Generic AI doesn't know not to name-drop your rivals. One pass through and your account is recommending the competition.
"Best in the area," "guaranteed results," "#1 rated" — AI reaches for hype language automatically. Your industry may prohibit it.
Your brand is warm and educational. The AI writes an aggressive sales pitch. It happens. Without tone rules, it keeps happening.
Regulated industries require specific language on every public communication. AI forgets unless you make the rule explicit.
Every rule you write falls into one of three categories. Combine them to build the guardrails that fit your brand.
Phrases, CTAs, disclaimers, or topics that have to appear. The AI treats them as non-negotiable elements that belong in the output.
Topics, terms, competitor names, or specific claims that the AI can't write. Enforced absolutely — if it violates a rule, the output gets rewritten.
Style guidance that shapes the voice of every generation. Not rigid rules — directional guidance that the AI respects across every platform and every post type.
There's a world of difference between "filter the output" and "tell the model what it can write in the first place." velociPost does the second.
The AI writes whatever it writes. Then the tool scans output for problem words, flags what it catches, and hopes you'll notice the rest in review.
Your rules are bundled into every prompt as explicit constraints. The AI reads them before it writes, so the output already respects them by the time it reaches you.
A handful of plain-English rules is usually all it takes. Here are two example configurations — no industry-specific templates required, just clear constraints that make AI output feel like yours.
Content rules govern every AI generation in your workspace — not just posts. Set the rule once and it applies across every surface the AI touches.
Every scheduled and on-demand post, across all 11 platforms.
AI-drafted responses to comments in the engagement inbox.
AI image prompts respect visual content rules too.
Word-by-word video text overlays follow the same rules.
Content rules are persistent constraints the AI reads before every generation. They tell the model what must always appear (disclaimers, CTAs, specific phrases), what must never appear (competitor names, banned topics, specific claims), and how the tone should sound (formal, casual, educational, never salesy). They're rules, not suggestions — the AI respects them on every post and reply.
The rules apply pre-generation, not as after-the-fact filters. When it's time to write a post, velociPost bundles your rules with the request and sends them as explicit constraints to the AI. The model reads them as part of the prompt — so the output already respects them by the time you see the draft. You also review every draft before it publishes, which catches anything the rules didn't.
Three types: must-include rules (phrases, CTAs, disclaimers that have to appear), must-avoid rules (topics, competitor names, specific claims that can't appear), and tone directives (style guidance like "educational not salesy" or "professional but warm"). You can add, edit, reorder, or remove rules any time from Settings.
Both. Content rules govern every AI generation in your workspace — posts, AI-drafted replies in the engagement inbox, and image and video prompts. One rule, enforced everywhere the AI writes on your behalf.
Rules apply across all 11 platforms by default. If you need platform-specific constraints, you can add rules scoped to a specific platform — useful when LinkedIn needs a more formal tone than Instagram, or Google Business Profile posts need a specific disclaimer that Instagram doesn't.
Because rules are enforced pre-generation, outright violations are rare. If you do spot an output that drifts from a rule, reject it and add a short reason — that signal gets baked into future generations. If a specific rule is being violated repeatedly, tighten the wording of the rule and save. Changes apply to the next generation immediately.
Open Settings → Content rules. Add a new rule, choose its type (must-include, must-avoid, tone), write the rule in plain English, and save. Rules are editable, reorderable, and can be toggled on or off without deletion. Every change applies to the next generation.
Yes. Content rules are a useful layer for compliance-sensitive businesses — required disclaimers, banned claims, regulated terminology. That said, velociPost is not a compliance tool, and you should always review AI-generated content before publishing if your industry has legal or regulatory requirements. Rules reduce risk; human review closes the loop.
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