Dashboard
Set the company identity, choose active channels, enter publishing credentials, and define prompts for each role.
Operational Guide
How Oryginal works.
Oryginal is not just a caption generator. It is an operational system for organic social media. The workflow starts with brand setup, continues through publishing credentials and role-based prompts, then moves into assets, generated content, and final review.
This page explains how those pieces fit together so operators can understand the system as a workflow, not as disconnected forms.
System map
What the system includes
Assets
Upload the brand image and knowledge documents that give the generation workflow more stable visual and editorial context.
Social Calendar
Review output, refine post text, and decide what should stay, be edited, or move to no_post.
Workflow steps
The operational sequence
- Define the brand identity with the company name and website so the system knows the business context.
- Activate the channels you actually plan to run, such as Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn.
- Enter the correct publishing account identifiers and the matching access tokens for those channels.
- Write strategy fields and role-based prompts so each agent receives a clear responsibility.
- Add the visual and knowledge assets that improve consistency and reduce repetitive prompt stuffing.
- Save the setup, review the resulting content in the social calendar, and refine the upstream inputs when patterns are off.
The fastest way to improve output quality is usually upstream. If the calendar feels off-brand, the fix often belongs in the dashboard prompts, the credentials, or the uploaded brand context rather than endless manual edits.
Role of each area
Where each page fits
Documentation
The documentation page is the reference manual. It explains what each field means, what to write, and how the workflow behaves. Use it when setting up a new brand or when onboarding another operator.
Articles
The articles are the education layer. They explain why the workflow matters, common mistakes, and the strategic logic behind prompt writing, organic systems, and credential hygiene.
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