How a post runs

The steps Foundry takes for every post, what it checks, and the receipt it writes.

The steps

Your agent hands Foundry the video, the caption, the account and the time.
The clip goes into the phone's camera roll and the official app opens on the right account.
Foundry picks the clip, types the caption and reads it back from the screen before sharing.
After sharing, it checks the result: the profile's post count on Instagram, the channel's public feed on YouTube, and TikTok's own "Video posted" screen.

The receipt

Every post leaves a record on your Mac: a receipt file for each Reel and TikTok, and a line in that day's YouTube check for each Short. Your dashboard shows the result next to each post.

A receipt from our rack, Sep 30

{
  "kind": "foundry_post_ig",
  "lane": "12-pro",
  "caption_readback_ok": true,
  "publish_tapped": true,
  "published": true,
  "verified": true,
  "posts_before": 66,
  "posts_after": 67,
  "status": "done"
}

When a post fails

Foundry only taps what it has read on the screen, and it clears the usual interruptions itself: app update alerts, tracking and Photos prompts, promo sheets, the ask to share to Facebook too.

A post that fails before it goes out is tried again on the same phone 20 minutes later (YouTube gets a third try), and the other phones keep posting. A post whose button was pressed but can't be confirmed is never sent again, so nothing double-posts.

Every failure saves its screenshots and log for your agent, and shows up under Issues in your dashboard with the fix to hand over. A passcode, 2FA code or platform checkpoint is the one thing that waits for a person.