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How is Xenition different from a chatbot with plugins?

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Is Xenition available outside the browser?

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Social compose, six new agents, and an interactive map

23 August 2026 · Xenition

Social compose got a set of focused updates today — briefs for every angle, a new content-form axis in rotation, and the ability to pull objective, hook, and call-to-action straight from the draft. We also shipped six new agents, a redesigned engagement board, an interactive map, and brought promotion features to mobile.

Social compose

Social compose now provides a brief for every angle, not just the final copy
Social rotation now includes a content-form axis
Post briefs are now built from source material instead of finished copy
Social compose now extracts the objective, hook, and call-to-action from the draft

Other features

Six new agents that can generate output
Redesigned the engagement board to show a tracked log instead of a flat list
Introduced an interactive map with labelled pins, place cards, and expand functionality
Mobile now includes the Promotion features previously only available on the web

Fixes

Fixed generators failing when given a vague brief
Fixed posts inaccurately claiming 200 templates (now reflect actual count)
Google sign-in now shows the reason for failure and offers a way forward
Fixed a 422 error that occurred when posting after 09:30

Another 22 smaller fixes and improvements shipped today — the full list is on the changelog.

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