影. The shadow that shows up when you can't.
kage holds the identity of how you write and think, and turns it into a living model that sharpens with every interaction. It monitors your industry each morning, drafts in your voice, and keeps your presence moving while you are busy. It researches before it writes, checks every claim against your own material, and works with the AI models you trust, Anthropic or OpenAI. Content and publishing are outputs of that layer. The layer itself is the product: a representation of your voice that compounds over time and belongs to you.
Live and in production today.
Your market rewards whoever shows up consistently. Doing it yourself means writing captions, chasing approvals, copy-pasting into schedulers, and starting from a blank page every single week. The work is relentless, the output is uneven, and the moment you get busy, you go quiet.
The ideas are in your head. Turning them into finished posts, on schedule, is the part that never ends.
Drafts and sign-offs scattered across Slack, email, and DMs. Nothing ships cleanly.
The week you get slammed is the week you disappear. Consistency breaks exactly when momentum matters most.
Content tools generate output and forget it. kage's value is the persistent identity beneath the output: a model that accumulates, stays consistent across every channel, and becomes more valuable the more it is used. That is the difference between a feature and infrastructure.
Four steps. You stay in control of every word; kage does the work between the idea and the post.
Tell kage whether you are writing for a company or for yourself, then connect Claude so it can gather your real writing and calls from the tools you already use, or upload, speak or type them. kage shows you how complete your profile is at every step, and your agent goes live once it has enough of you to write well.
Every morning kage scans what is happening in your industry, and before it drafts it researches on the live web and keeps only sources it can verify. It writes in your voice from those facts and your own material. Ask Sumi for an article and it comes back with three researched directions to choose from before it writes a word.
Open your feed, read the drafts, edit in chat or approve as they are. Nothing publishes without your sign-off. The bar is your judgement, every single time.
Approved posts schedule and publish themselves. Every edit you make teaches your voice, and every result steers what kage writes about. Each change to your voice is tested against posts you approved, and any version can be restored. A weekly digest shows what worked and what kage is adjusting.
You have a point of view. Most people never hear it. kage makes sure your thinking reaches your market every day, not just when you find an hour to write. Consistent presence without consistent effort.
Run every client from one dashboard, with as many admins as you need. Each client is its own profile with its own voice and feed, and people at the same company share its context and rules while keeping their own voice.
Your expertise is the product. kage turns it into a persistent signal that builds credibility and generates inbound before a meeting ever happens. Your reputation compounds while you work.
One company often speaks through several people. kage keeps each person's writing and calls separate, so the founder sounds like the founder and the researcher sounds like the researcher, while the company still says one thing.
If people follow you for how you think, as a consultant, researcher, coach or writer, kage keeps that thinking in front of them without turning it into generic content.
You don't need a team or a content strategy. Connect Claude, let it bring in what you've already written or said, and approve your first post the same day.
A structured, evolving model of how you write and speak, built from your real posts, documents and calls, each tagged with who said it and when. Refined with every edit you make.
Every approval and edit trains the model. The representation gets more accurate the longer it runs.
kage runs on its own each morning: it tracks your industry, drafts in your voice, schedules, and publishes to Instagram and LinkedIn, with you approving before anything goes live. Infrastructure that operates, not a tool that waits.
kage is the infrastructure; Sumi is who you talk to, drafting and watching your industry in the background. You will not hear from it unless it matters.
The model is yours. It does not transfer to a competitor and cannot be rebuilt overnight; switching means starting from zero.
kage writes LinkedIn posts and articles, X posts and threads, Instagram captions and Reels, Threads, Bluesky, Facebook, Substack, Medium, newsletters, blog posts and video scripts. Long pieces start with research: three directions with their sources, your pick, then an article that lists every source it used. LinkedIn and Instagram publish on their own once you approve.
Each profile writes with Anthropic or with OpenAI, whichever you choose, and the other steps in if your first choice is ever unavailable. Your voice, your sources and every check stay the same whichever model writes.
Ready-to-approve drafts in your voice, grounded in what is happening in your industry that morning. Approve, edit, or skip. Never a blank page again.
kage encodes how you actually write: your tone, your takes, what you would never say. The output sounds like you because it is modeled on you.
Every edit sharpens the voice. Every post that performs informs the next. After 90 days you have a trained asset that does not transfer. Switching means starting from zero.
A weekly digest of what performed and what kage is adjusting next. You stay in control of every post; kage handles the work behind it.
kage is the infrastructure. Sumi is who you talk to. Quiet and precise, Sumi drafts in your voice, watches your industry every morning, and keeps your feed moving while you are busy being the person worth following.
You will not hear from Sumi unless it matters, and that is exactly the point. It works in the background so your presence never goes quiet, even when you do.
kage connects over MCP, the open standard AI tools use to reach outside systems, so Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients work from your identity layer instead of a blank prompt.
Before a tool writes anything, it pulls your voice profile, recent posts, and the topics you track, so every draft starts from you.
kage can draft the copy itself, or the tool can write it and hand it back to your approval queue for review.
Rewrites made in another tool flow back to kage, so the model keeps sharpening no matter where the writing happened.
Claude can gather your writing and call notes from the tools it is connected to and add them to kage, with who wrote them and when.
The connector is available to every active kage profile, signed in with your kage login. Read the setup guide →
YOUR ACCOUNT
Everything kage does, for each voice.
Research before every draft
Weekly drafts in your voice
Articles and newsletters with sources
Every channel
Auto-publish to LinkedIn and Instagram
Sumi in chat and Telegram
Your choice of Anthropic or OpenAI
Team and agency admins
The Claude connector
Profile strength
Weekly performance digest
Learns from what performs
Monthly voice tuning call
Priority support
One monthly price per profile. Add a profile for each person or company you write for.
BOOK A CALL →kage is built to run under a partner's brand. Its multi-tenant architecture (operator, agency, and individual layers) lets an organization offer identity infrastructure to its own clients as a white-label or co-branded capability, each client's voice model private to them, all managed from one dashboard, backed by a partner's existing sales relationships. Technical and commercial detail available under NDA.
BOOK A PARTNER CALL →kage keeps a library of your real writing and calls, each with who wrote or said it and when, and builds your voice from that. Every edit you make is sorted: changes to how you sound teach the voice; corrected facts and one-off changes do not. The output gets sharper the longer it runs.
kage writes for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, Facebook, Substack, Medium, newsletters, blogs and video scripts. LinkedIn and Instagram publish automatically once you approve; for the others you copy the approved piece across. Telegram delivers drafts and updates for approval.
Your data stays yours. It is used only to generate your content, stored on dedicated, access-controlled infrastructure, protected with encrypted connections and row-level security, and never sold. It is shared only with the services needed to run kage, such as the AI model that drafts your content. Full details are in our privacy policy.
kage writes from your encoded voice and your live industry context, not generic prompts, and you review everything before it ships. If a brief has nothing real behind it, kage tells you what it needs instead of filling your calendar. The longer it runs, the closer the output gets to indistinguishable from you.
Anthropic or OpenAI, chosen for each profile, with the other as a backup. Research runs on the same choice, and every draft records which model wrote it.
kage writes from your own words, your company's context and facts it can verify. A thin profile gives it less to work from, so the portal shows what each step adds, and your agent goes live once the essentials are in. It keeps learning from every edit after that.
One onboarding fee to build your profile and launch it, then one monthly price for each profile kage writes for. A profile is one voice, a person or a company, so an agency or team adds a profile for each voice it runs. We walk you through the numbers on a short call.