Queue something
Posts → New, pick a clip, an account and a time. Farmero switches to that account at that time, posts, and confirms.
Settings that stick
Per template or per post: caption, audience, who can view, comments off, share to story.
Farmero refuses a setting it cannot apply rather than dropping it silently. If a platform has moved a control and Farmero cannot find it, the post does not go out with your "comments off" quietly ignored — it stops and tells you.
Confirmation is the point
A post is not done when the composer closes. Farmero opens the account's own profile and checks the video is actually there.
That distinction matters more than it sounds: a composer still on screen means the newest post is still the previous video. Anything that keys off "posted" without confirming — a first comment, for instance — would attach itself to the wrong post.
One clip, many accounts
Drop a clip once, pick several accounts, and it goes out across them.
Farmero warns you when the same clip is going to the same platform twice. Cross-platform reuse is the entire point; the same video twice on TikTok is what gets noticed.
First comment
A template can leave a comment on its own post once publication is confirmed — "comment AI and I'll send you the prompt", that kind of thing.
Shipping on Instagram and TikTok. On YouTube it currently refuses, because every tile on Your Videos shares an identifier and Farmero will not tap one it cannot prove is the right one.