enspire turns your commits, PRs and shipped features into authentic build-in-public posts — drafted in your voice, published only when you approve.
AI collapsed the cost of building. Now everyone ships fast — and drowns in silence. The work that proves your progress never leaves your terminal.
automating the product — and almost none on telling anyone it exists. You ship, then stare at a blank tweet box and close the tab.
review a queue of drafts written from work you already did, approve the good ones, and show up consistently — in your own voice.
Run npx enspire sync, add the GitHub App, or wire the MCP server so Claude Code does it for you.
It clusters commits into shippable narratives, skips the noisy refactors, and writes posts per channel — in your voice.
Review the queue, edit anything, approve. enspire schedules and publishes. Nothing goes out without your yes.
enspire is built for people who build — and designed so you never sound like a bot or get your accounts flagged.
The raw material already exists. enspire reads your actual git history and turns real progress into real posts.
Learns your style from your past posts. Drafts sound like you — so they’re worth publishing with one edit.
CLI, GitHub App, and an MCP server. Lives where you work — Claude Code can draft your posts the moment it ships code.
Owned channels only. Nothing auto-posts to Reddit or Product Hunt. Every post is approval-gated by design.
A public page for your project that ranks in search — turning your updates into an SEO asset, not just a tweet.
A steady queue means you show up every week without context-switching into “marketer” mode.
The naive “auto-post to every platform” tools get accounts flagged and shadowbanned. enspire posts only to channels you own, only after you approve, always in a voice that reads human. Distribution that compounds instead of getting you blocked.
No — that’s the whole point. enspire learns your voice from your existing posts and drafts in it. You review and edit before anything ships, so every post reads like you wrote it (because, mostly, you did).
Deliberately not. Automated posting to community platforms gets accounts banned. enspire publishes only to channels you own (X, LinkedIn, dev.to, your build-log) — and only after you approve.
enspire reads the work you actually did — your commits and PRs — clusters it into a real story, drops the noise, writes per-channel drafts in your voice, schedules them, and publishes. It’s the execution, not just the blank-page help.
That’s exactly who it’s for. Trigger it from the CLI, the GitHub App, or an MCP server so your coding agent drafts the post the moment it ships the feature.
Edit it, regenerate it, or reject it. Nothing is ever published without your explicit approval.
Connect a repo and watch your last week of work turn into a week of posts.