Posts in your voice, scored before you see them.
Threadgehog now works inside ChatGPT. Give it three of your posts, ask for new ones, and every draft comes back with a score against a voice guide you can read and change.
Add Threadgehog from the Plugins Directory, then type @Threadgehog in any chat.
Using Claude instead? See the Claude page.
What to ask
Paste any of these into ChatGPT.
Write 10 Threads posts in my voice from these three links:Score these drafts against my voice and show me which to keep:Show my queue and how my recent posts performedRead these three Threads posts and build my voice guide, then show it to me in plain wordsWrite a short X post about what I shipped this week, in my voiceSave these drafts to my Threadgehog project so I can approve them
How it works
Free, no account
- Add Threadgehog In ChatGPT, add Threadgehog from the Plugins Directory, then type @Threadgehog in any chat.
- Paste three of your posts. Links to your public Threads posts work best. For X, paste the text.
- It builds your voice guide. You see it in plain words and change anything that is off.
- ChatGPT writes inside it. Threadgehog hands over the platform limits and rules for Threads or X.
- Every draft is scored first. Each one gets a score against your voice guide, so you see which fit before you read them.
With your Threadgehog account
- Save the drafts you like. They land in your Threadgehog project as pending posts.
- Approve in the card. Approve, reject or edit each draft in ChatGPT.
- Your scheduler publishes. Approved drafts go to your queue, and your connected scheduler posts them at the next slot in your timezone.
To sign in, ChatGPT sends you to Threadgehog. Type the license key from your Threadgehog email, or ask for an email link.
Free, and with your account
Free, no sign-in
status- Checks that Threadgehog is up and whether your account is linked.
read_posts- Reads up to ten of your public Threads posts as voice examples.
get_writing_brief- Gives ChatGPT the limits and rules for Threads or X, plus your voice guide to fill in.
score_drafts- Scores up to ten drafts against your rules without saving them.
With your account
save_drafts- Saves drafts to your account as pending posts.
approve_drafts- Approves saved drafts. Approving sends the post to your scheduler.
reject_drafts- Rejects saved drafts so they stay out of your queue.
edit_draft- Changes the text of a saved draft.
list_queue- Lists approved and scheduled posts.
send_post_now- Sends one queued post to your scheduler right away.
insights- Shows views, replies, follows and top posts.
show_account- Shows your linked account and scheduler, and gives a one-time link to your account page, where scheduler keys are entered.
delete_linked_account- Deletes your Threadgehog web account (projects, drafts, queue, scheduler keys) and revokes ChatGPT's sign-in.
Your data
- Without an account, Threadgehog stores nothing beyond a one-minute rate-limit counter.
- With an account, your drafts, decisions and queue live in your Threadgehog account.
- Unlinking deletes all of it and revokes ChatGPT's sign-in. Posts already sent to your scheduler stay there.
Questions
- Does it post for me?
- Threadgehog writes, scores and queues. Approved drafts go to your queue, and the scheduler you connected on your account page publishes them at the next slot in your timezone.
- Which schedulers?
- Buffer, Typefully, Postiz, Publer and Metricool, the same ones the Mac app supports. You enter the scheduler key once on your account page, never in the chat.
- Do I need the Mac app?
- No. You need a Threadgehog license, not the app: sign in with your license key or the email you bought with. The Mac app adds the full editor and pictures.
- What does ChatGPT see?
- What you type in the chat, plus what Threadgehog sends back: the posts it read, your voice guide, scores, drafts and your queue. ChatGPT sends the links, drafts and instructions you give it to app.threadgehog.com.
- How do I unlink?
- Ask ChatGPT to unlink Threadgehog, or open your account page. Unlinking deletes your Threadgehog web account: projects and voice guides, drafts, queue, scheduler keys and learned rules, and revokes ChatGPT's sign-in. Posts already sent to your scheduler stay there.