02. Content library
The library is the source of truth. Drafts pull from it.
Most teams have more content than they realize and less of it on social than they should. Squawk solves that by treating content as a library: drop in anything you've already produced, and Squawk parses it into something the drafting engine can actually use.
What it does
The capabilities, one at a time.
Parse blog posts, PDFs, decks, videos, photos
Bring URLs or files. Squawk extracts the ideas, quotes, frames, and images so drafts have something to pull from.
Connected sources for ongoing ingest
Connect a blog, a docs site, a press feed, or an upload folder. New content flows into the library automatically as it's published.
Tag by company, product, expert, or theme
Library items can be associated with the people, products, and topics they relate to. Campaigns and drafts use those tags to pull the right material.
Full-text search across everything
Search the parsed content of every item, not just the title. Find the deck slide or blog paragraph that fits the post you're drafting.
Why it matters
The reason this exists.
A scheduler doesn't help if you have nothing scheduled. A drafting tool doesn't help if it has nothing to draft from. The library is the thing that makes the rest of Squawk produce posts that say something specific instead of generic 'we exist' content.
Related features
Pairs well with.
03. Campaigns
Campaigns shaped around what you're actually doing
Group library items around a launch, a product, or a theme. Squawk shapes a calendar around the campaign and surfaces what's missing before it starts.
Read more08. AI drafting engine
Drafts that read like the person, not the model
The drafting engine pulls voice profile, library items, channel format, and campaign context together. Drafts read like a real person, not generic AI.
Read more01. Voice profiles
Voice profiles that sound like the actual person
Each teammate (and the company itself) gets a voice profile: tone, topics, examples, things they would never say. Squawk drafts in that voice every time.
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