@zarmumia3
Founder, Zarmumia
2d ago · edited · New project · Agents · Kfar Saba

Shipped: Group Welcome Agent

A personal welcome for every new member of a Facebook group, with a human approving every post.
Since Meta retired the Groups API, Zapier and Make can't post to groups anymore. Facebook's own weekly welcome post still works, but it's generic: a list of tags, no brand, no image.

This agent works in the browser, the way a community manager would. It finds the new members, greets each one by first name in the group's language (Hebrew, Arabic or English), and adds a branded welcome image. No profile visits, no guesses about anyone. Then it stops: the admin reviews the post and clicks Post.

Built for coaches, course creators and community builders who use a free group to grow a paid program, where the welcome is often the first step toward a sale.

Group Welcome Agent@zarmumia/facebook group assistantAn AI agent that prepares a personal, branded welcome post for new members of a Facebook group, and leaves the final click to a human. Facebook's built-in weekly welcome post works, but it's generic: fixed wording, no brand, no image. And since Meta retired the Groups API, tools like Zapier or Make can no longer post to groups. So instead of an API, this agent works the way a community manager would: in the browser.
#agent #facebook group

Comments2

  • @ryanallis
    Ryan Allis
    Founder of AI Lounge and SaasRise, helping founders reach $100M+ exits
    1d ago

    Meta shutting off the Groups API left every admin who used Zapier for welcome posts stuck, and that's your opening.

  • @zarmumia
    Fanny Ben Ami Rabinovitch
    Operations, automation & AI for small businesses. Founder of Zarmumia – and suddenly, everything works.
    23h ago

    Thanks Ryan, that's exactly the gap. Admins who used Zapier or Make for welcome posts have nothing to plug into anymore, and working in the browser is the one route left that doesn't depend on Meta's API. I'm putting that front and center in how I describe it.

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