Agent workspace is built for people who post on LinkedIn under their own name — founders, salespeople, consultants, individual operators. It’s a separate onboarding flow from the Business product because the inputs are different: your personal profile, your audience, the operators in your niche you respect, and posts you’ve actually liked.
How an agent gets set up
The agent onboarding wizard captures eight things across short, editable steps:
- Profile URLs — your LinkedIn, optionally a company page or personal website.
- Role & audience — what you do, who you’re trying to reach.
- Auto-fill from public profiles — Perplexity reads your public LinkedIn signals (headline, recent topics, tone signals) and pre-fills the next steps. Optional; skip if you’d rather fill manually.
- Goals & tone — what you want LinkedIn to do for you, and how you want to sound.
- Profiles you admire — up to 10 LinkedIn accounts whose style you’d like to learn from. We never copy their text — only abstracted patterns.
- Posts you like — paste 3–5 post URLs or pasted post bodies. The more we have, the better the playbook.
- Review — quick confirmation of everything before we write your first post.
- Account — email + sign-in.
What LocalAmp agent does that ChatGPT doesn’t
A blank chatbot prompt produces generic platitudes. Agent workspace starts with four things ChatGPT can’t see:
- Your actual role, audience, and goals.
- The structural patterns of high-performing posts in your specific niche (extracted from operators you admire — never the actual phrasing).
- Your real experience and opinions, captured during onboarding and grown over time as you edit drafts.
- An Agent Proof Layer that forces every post to anchor in something real about you — not motivational filler.
The output reads closer to “you on a good writing day” than “AI-generated.”
Different from LinkedIn for businesses
If you want posts for your company’s LinkedIn page — drawing from your business website, services, and local-market context — that’s the LinkedIn for businesses product. It’s a separate onboarding entry point and uses your Business as the source.
The two can run from the same LocalAmp account.
Future direction
Personal LinkedIn is treated as a separate product line from the business generator on purpose. Future packaging may extract agents to a fully standalone primitive (separate billing, separate workspace, separate plan SKU). Today, agents live inside the existing Business infrastructure with namespace-isolated personal-brand fields — invisible to you, but it keeps the future extraction path clean.