Skye and MCP

Meet Skye AI Manager: Set Up SMTasker with AI

Skye AI Manager gives you a conversational way to work with SMTasker. This overview shows the kinds of setup and review tasks you can ask Skye to help with, from selecting sources and limits to inspecting a campaign before it runs.

▶ 4:31 videoPublished September 16, 2026

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BEFORE YOU PRESS PLAY

Get set for this lesson

Skye is the in-dashboard AI Manager. The recording uses a new fitness account and a Comment automation to show how a detailed request becomes a proposed configuration while leaving the campaign stopped for review.

FOLLOW THE WALKTHROUGH

What happens in the video

00:00

Describe the goal and constraints

The presenter asks Skye for a Comment workflow aimed at a relevant fitness audience, with warm-up limits and natural replies. The request explicitly says to keep the campaign stopped. Naming the platform, action, niche, source quality, and desired status gives the assistant more useful boundaries than a generic growth request.

01:05

Review the proposal before applying it

Skye proposes a weekday schedule, low initial action range, six focused fitness sources, and instructions for AI-generated comments. A permission step appears before the changes are saved. Read the plan and change a source or limit if it does not match your account; Apply is the point where the proposed configuration becomes a dashboard automation.

02:23

Inspect what was actually saved

The presenter opens Automations after applying the plan. The Comment tool is stopped, with example settings of 1–2 comments per hour and 5–8 per day. The source list covers topics such as mobility, home workouts, and strength habits. An AI prompt uses post-caption context rather than a single repeated comment.

03:44

Use Skye beyond creation

The latter part shows follow-up requests: revise a broad audience, explain settings, check inactive tools or empty sources, inspect device issues, and prepare reports. A recurring summary can be sent to a configured email. The demo also mentions a seven-day restore point for changes made through Skye; check the current interface before relying on recovery for a specific edit.

WATCH FOR THESE DETAILS

Check this as you follow along

  • Ask Skye to leave a new automation stopped until you inspect it.
  • Permission to make changes is separate from the initial conversation.
  • Review source names, action range, hours, timezone, and AI prompt after Apply.
  • Choose and configure an AI provider/model if the workflow needs generated comments.
  • Do not infer that a friendly prompt guarantees natural results or platform approval.

AFTER WATCHING

Put this into practice

Run a small reviewable test only after the saved campaign matches your intent. The separate AI overview explains Skye versus external MCP assistants, while the Codex lesson shows a read-only first connection.

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Open the relevant written resource when you need to check a setting while working in your own dashboard.

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