Vamos researches, explains and writes. It does not post, film or edit. Here is where the line sits, in the places people reasonably assume otherwise.
It does not publish or schedule
Vamos writes the script, the caption and the brief. Posting is yours.
There is no scheduler, no publishing queue and no connection to your posting tools. When a Routine or a brief hands you finished work, that work sits in Vamos until you take it somewhere and post it.
It does not make the video
No video generation, no image generation, no editing. Vamos tells you what to film, in what order, with what on screen, and writes what you say. The camera is yours.
It does not log into your accounts
Adding your handle in Brain does not connect an account. Vamos reads what is public, the same as anyone visiting your profile.
That means it cannot see your private analytics, your drafts, your DMs or your notifications, and it cannot post as you. It also means setup takes a handle rather than a password.
A private account cannot be read at all, including your own. If a creator's account is private, following them will not produce anything.
It does not promise that anything will perform
Vamos can tell you what worked for someone else and why, measured against that account's own normal. It cannot tell you that your version of it will work.
Nothing in the product predicts performance, and nothing learns from your results automatically and silently adjusts. When you tell Vamos what worked for you, it remembers, because you told it.
It does not email a Routine to the whole team
You can invite people into your workspaces from Settings, then Teams, and they work from the same Brain, chats and Routines. The weekly brief goes to everyone on the team who can open that workspace.
A Routine is different. Its results go to you and to the addresses it was set up to send to, up to three, not to everyone on the team. See Teams: invite your team.