Will this work if my account is small?
Yes. The system is built for consistency first. You can start from zero and compound week after week.
Stop chasing hacks. Build an Instagram system that runs itself.
Automate your Instagram with AI agents built for solo creators who need consistency, not chaos.
Early proof from real accounts: 50,000 views on a personal profile, plus 2,000 total views in one week on a newer profile using fully AI-driven publishing. No agency. No bloated stack. Just a workflow that compounds.
$ igcli setup central-bootstrap --code IGB-XXXXXXX --json --quiet
$ igcli auth status --json --quiet
$ igcli publish photo --file <URL> --caption "Hello" --dry-run
$ igcli auth status --json --quiet
$ igcli publish photo --file <URL> --caption "Hello" --dry-run
Boring systems beat viral bursts
Everything a solo creator needs to publish consistently, grow faster, and keep control.
One command, real output
Run clear commands to publish, reply, and track performance without juggling five different tools.
Setup in minutes
Connect once with a bootstrap code and start automating. No complex setup maze.
Post any format
Photos, videos, and carousels in one flow so your content engine does not break every week.
See what actually works
Track media, comments, and performance so you can double down on posts that move the needle.
Early proof, not hype
50,000 views on a personal account and 2,000 total views in one week on a newer account run with AI automation.
Built for AI agents
Quiet mode, JSON output, and deterministic commands designed for automated workflows, not manual busywork.
From zero to automated in 3 steps
01
Connect your account
Run igcli setup central-bootstrap --code <CODE> once and link Instagram in minutes.
02
Verify everything
Check igcli auth status and igcli media list before posting anything live.
03
Publish with control
Use igcli publish photo with --dry-run, review output, then publish for real.
Common objections, answered
Clear answers before you connect your account.
Do I need to be technical?
No. You run simple commands, review output, and publish. The workflow is structured for solo creators, not engineers.
Can I keep control before posting?
Yes. Use dry runs before going live, verify status, and approve what gets published.
How fast can I get started?
Usually in minutes. Connect once, verify, then publish your first post with a repeatable flow.