Paragraph is a workspace that helps your company make articles, social posts, newsletters, and more. Setup takes a few minutes.

Sign up

Go to app.paragraph.com and continue with Google, GitHub, or your email address. No password needed. Signing up with GitHub also connects it for your Changelog. If your GitHub email already has a Paragraph account, sign in the usual way and connect GitHub from there.

Choose an agent

Pick the agent to set up first. You can add more agents later from the sidebar.

  • Changelog turns what your team merges on GitHub into an article, a newsletter, and social posts.
  • SEO/AEO writes articles that answer what your buyers search for and ask AI assistants.
  • Thought Leadership drafts X and LinkedIn posts in your founder's voice.

If you came from an agent's page on paragraph.com, or signed up with GitHub, you skip this choice and go straight to setting up that agent (the Changelog, for GitHub).

Set up your agent

For a Changelog, pick a GitHub repository. Public repositories work without connecting GitHub; for a private one, choose Connect GitHub. Then choose Create Changelog. Your first run starts right away, and you can look around while it works. If you added your website, it learns your brand from it first (your visual brand, company profile, and brand voice), then writes. Once its article and its X and LinkedIn posts are ready, you can publish all three at once, and the rest of the run follows by email.

For SEO/AEO or Thought Leadership, there's nothing to set: Paragraph turns the agent on with settings read from your website, and asks for the website only if it doesn't have one; Thought Leadership can start from a connected X or LinkedIn account instead. It finds a first idea and writes from it right away: an article for SEO/AEO, X and LinkedIn posts for Thought Leadership. The bar across the top of the dashboard follows it until the draft is ready to review on the run's page, and the rest of its ideas show up on the agent's page.

To pick a different agent, choose All agents. To set one up later, choose Skip.

Review and publish

Your first article and social posts arrive in Getting started in the sidebar, each shown as it will go out. Choose Edit on anything you want to change, then publish what you're happy with. Nothing goes out without your approval.

Explore your workspace

From here, chat with Paragraph, write in the editor, plan posts on the Calendar, and manage your website and subscribers. See the workspace tour for a map.

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