get_context
Read only Free “What does WordPush know about my brand?”
The sensible first call in any conversation, and the one that stops your assistant guessing. It returns the voice built from your onboarding interview, which LinkedIn channels you can publish to, the post angles available to you, and how many AI credits you have left this month.
“Save that as a draft in WordPush.”
For when the assistant wrote the post itself and you just want it kept. Nothing is generated, so nothing is charged. The draft lands in your WordPush account exactly as if you had typed it there.
write_post
Writes 10 AI credits “Have WordPush write this one in my voice.”
The difference between this and letting the assistant write is whose voice you get. This one goes through WordPush’s own generation, using the voice model built from your interview, so it sounds like your other posts rather than like a chat assistant being helpful.
“Use this image on the post.”
Takes an image you have uploaded or a public image URL. It cannot take raw image data from the conversation, so if your assistant drew something you like, save it and attach it.
generate_image
Writes 80 AI credits “Make an image for this post.”
Renders an on-brand image in your own fonts and colours. The most expensive call in the set at 80 credits, so it is worth asking for deliberately rather than leaving an assistant free to reach for it.
generate_carousel
Writes Uses AI credits “Turn this into a carousel.”
Builds a native LinkedIn document carousel from the post — the swipeable format, not a set of images. Rendering happens in the background, which is what generation_status is for.
generation_status
Read only Free “Is that carousel ready yet?”
Images and carousels render asynchronously, so an assistant that tried to publish immediately would be publishing an empty slot. This is how it waits properly.
schedule_post
Writes Free “Schedule it for Tuesday at 9am.”
Queues the post in your WordPush calendar for a date and time you give, to your profile or a company page. It appears in the calendar like anything else you scheduled, and you can move or cancel it in the app.
publish_post_now
Writes Free “Publish it now.”
Goes straight out through LinkedIn’s official API. This is the one to keep on “ask first”: it is the only tool in the set whose effect is immediately public and cannot be undone from WordPush.