Platform Documentation
Ozigi is an intelligent context engine designed to cure "blank page syndrome" by bridging the gap between your raw research and structured social distribution.
1. Multimodal Ingestion
Unlike standard AI chatbots, Ozigi does not require prompt engineering on your end. Powered by Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash, the engine handles massive context windows so you can simply drop in your raw data:
- URL Extraction: Paste a link to your blog post, GitHub PR, or API documentation.
- Raw Notes: Dump unformatted meeting transcripts or brain dumps directly into the text area.
- Document Uploads: Upload PDFs or images. Ozigi will natively extract the core narrative without you needing to summarize it first.
2. The Banned Lexicon (Anti-AI Constraints)
The primary differentiator of Ozigi is its aggressive stance against "AI-speak." Standard LLMs fall into predictable cadence patterns and vocabulary crutches.
At the API route level, Ozigi intercepts the generation and enforces a strict Banned Lexicon. The engine is actively penalized for using words like:
This forces the model to bypass AI detection tools and generate highly bursty, pragmatic copy that sounds like a battle-tested professional.
3. System Personas: Your Secret Weapon
Most users treat AI prompts as instructions ("Write a tweet about X"). Ozigi treats prompts as Editorial Briefs. Your Persona is the most powerful differentiator in the platform.
Using the Settings modal, you can create and save multiple database-backed voice profiles. When writing your persona, do not describe what you want the AI to write; describe who the AI is, their attitude, and their formatting rules.
"You are a helpful marketing assistant. Write engaging and professional posts about my software updates. Make sure to use emojis to make it fun."
Result: Generic output, heavy reliance on buzzwords, sounds like an intern wrote it.
"You are a pragmatic, battle-tested Staff Engineer. You speak directly, use dry humor, and absolutely despise corporate fluff. You prefer short, punchy sentences. You never apologize. You optimize for brutal clarity."
Result: Authoritative, highly-readable content that commands respect and stops the scroll.
4. Publishing & Formatting
Ozigi does not post to your accounts without your final say. We use a combination of secure Web Intents and Webhooks to give you total control over the final published product.
5. Native Image Generation
Social platforms prioritize multimodal content. Instead of forcing you to leave Ozigi to create graphics in Figma or Canva, the Context Engine features a built-in, platform-aware image generator.
🎨 Abstract vs. Text Graphics
Inside each generated campaign card, you have the option to generate a graphic. If you leave the input field blank, the engine will create an abstract, high-quality background. If you provide text (e.g., "3 Rules for API Design"), the engine will render that text directly onto the graphic.
🔗 Pipeline Integration
Graphics are deeply integrated into the publishing flow. When you generate an image on a LinkedIn card and click "Publish," Ozigi executes a 3-step OAuth handshake to automatically upload and attach that specific image to your LinkedIn post.
𝕏 X (Twitter) Web Intents
To ensure you can review character limits and add media, Ozigi uses Twitter Web Intents. When you click "Publish" for an X post, we instantly compile your generated text and pop open a new Twitter tab with your content pre-loaded and ready to tweet.
Threads vs. Singles
Inside the Context Engine, you can toggle your X output between a Single Tweet or a full Thread. Ozigi's AI is explicitly trained to architect technical threads with proper numbering (1/5, etc.) and line breaks.
👾 Discord Webhook Setup
To let Ozigi automatically drop campaign drafts into your Discord, you just need a Webhook URL. It takes exactly 15 seconds to create one:
- Open your Discord server and click your Server Name in the top left corner.
- Select Server Settings from the dropdown menu.
- In the left sidebar, click on Integrations, then click Webhooks.
- Click the New Webhook button.
- Give your webhook a name (like "Ozigi Bot") and select the specific channel where you want your posts to land.
- Click Copy Webhook URL and hit Save.
- Paste that URL directly into your Ozigi Settings modal. You're done! 🚀