Does Typeshare write in my own voice?

Through your Digital Brain. You import what you've already published, from X, LinkedIn, Threads, Substack (paid posts included) and your website or blog, and add notes and links. Typeshare reads each piece, pulls out the separate ideas in it, and sorts them into topics. It marks each idea as either personality (something only you could have said) or commodity (something anyone in your field could say).

No. Typeshare's publishing agents only repurpose your own writing. An agent can:

1. Repeat something you said.
2. Combine two things you said, keeping your meaning.
3. Combine several of your statements in a format you've used before.

Agents never invent stories, numbers, opinions or calls to action, and never pass off someone else's writing as yours. If your Digital Brain doesn't have enough on a topic, the agent writes fewer posts rather than making something up.

Yes. Every agent post lists its sources (see Reviewing agent posts): the original passages from your own writing that it was built from.

Not unless you want it to. In Pilot mode (recommended), nothing goes out until you approve it, and the agent asks you to approve its weekly plan before drafting. In Autopilot, posts go into your queue approved, and you can still edit or pull any of them before they publish.

The X Agent writes posts and threads for X. The LinkedIn Agent writes LinkedIn posts, documents and carousels. The Substack Agent writes Substack Notes. The Threads Agent writes for Threads. Each fills its own platform's queue and publishes on your schedule.

Start with what you have. Typeshare's topic interviews ask you questions about what you know, and your answers go into your Digital Brain. The more you've written and imported, the more your agents have to work with.

Yes. AI Cole is Nicolas Cole's digital clone: writing, positioning and ghostwriting coaching from his curriculum, grounded in your own Digital Brain. It coaches; it doesn't publish.

The Digital Brain is in every plan. The agents that write from it are in All-Access ($49/month, 2-week free trial).