Notey can queue posts for your OK — but never publish on its own
Your Telegram co-writer can now do more than save drafts. With the new "Allow agent publishing" switch on (Settings > AI, off by default), asking Notey to schedule a post queues it as a Proposal — it lands in your Queue tab with an Approve/Decline pair and goes out only after you tap Approve, one post at a time. Without the switch, Notey simply has no scheduling tool at all; nothing about your existing setup changes.
- Proposals get checked like real schedules the moment they are made — a post that could never go out (an unconnected platform, for example) is refused instead of landing in your queue.
- Approve moves the post into your live schedule for its planned time; Decline parks it back in your drafts where it edits like any other draft.
- The Team activity feed shows these separately from human schedules: proposed, approved, or declined by whom.
- Review proposals from anywhere: the Queue tab here, your MCP client, or the API — the agent itself can never approve its own work.