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Let an agent run the factory.

Your AI agent — Claude, Cursor, custom — can fully operate Double You via scoped API keys. Generate, schedule, publish, manage clones. No human in the loop required.

// SCOPED KEYS

Three permission tiers

Each API key is scoped to one of:

  • read — Inspect clone, gallery, calendar.
  • generate — Create content, no publishing.
  • publish — Full operator. Generate + schedule + publish.
// AUDIT LOG

Every agent action logged

Every call carries the key ID and agent fingerprint. Filterable, exportable, revocable. You see exactly what an agent did, when, and why.

Why agent access?

The fastest creators in 2027 don't operate Double You by hand. They have an agent — Claude, GPT-5, Cursor, custom — that reads their calendar, sees what they shipped this morning, decides what to ship next, and dispatches to the clone. Double You is built for that flow.

Quick start

  1. Open Settings → API Keys
  2. Create a key with scope publish
  3. Give your agent the key + the OpenAPI spec at api.getdoubleyou.com/openapi.json

Example — a Claude operator

// Tool definition
{
  "name": "schedule_post",
  "description": "Generate and schedule a post using my clone.",
  "input_schema": {
    "platform": "tiktok | instagram | youtube | x | linkedin | threads",
    "topic": "string",
    "scene": "string",
    "publish_at": "ISO 8601 timestamp"
  }
}

// Agent call
POST https://api.getdoubleyou.com/v1/generations
Authorization: Bearer dy_publish_xxx
{
  "scene": "rooftop", "prompt": "morning thoughts on leverage",
  "publish_to": ["x", "threads"],
  "schedule_at": "2027-05-24T08:00:00Z"
}

Safety rails

Every agent-published post is signed, watermarked, and tagged with the agent's key ID. Your followers can verify provenance via C2PA. You can revoke any key in one click and immediately recall its scheduled content.

Pricing

Agent access is included on the Studio plan and above. Starter and Creator plans get read-only API access — useful for dashboards, not for autonomous operation.