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The fastest way to use Fanaura from chat is one sentence with a link and a keyword. Your assistant calls fanaura.create_journey, and Fanaura does the rest.
fanaura.create_journey publishes in the same call unless you ask to keep a draft. A draft is saved when Instagram is not connected, the keyword is live on another journey, the public name is not claimed, or membership is inactive.

Write the request

Include two things: the page people should land on, and the word they comment.
You can leave out the keyword. Fanaura suggests one from your link, and falls back to LINK if it cannot.

What Fanaura sets for you

What you get back

boolean
true when the journey is published and the keyword is working on Instagram.
string
One sentence. When live, it reads “Journey is live at” followed by your public link. When not live, it says why.
object
Everything Fanaura chose, so the assistant can tell you in plain words.
fanaura://journeys/{id}. Opens the journey in the Fanaura iPhone app.

When it stays a draft

The journey is always saved, even when it cannot go live. The assistant tells you the reason and what to do.
Ask “Connect my Instagram.” The assistant calls fanaura.instagram_connect_link and gives you a secure link that works for 15 minutes. After you connect, ask “Publish my GUIDE journey.”
Each keyword can belong to one journey at a time. The assistant names the journey that already uses it. Pick another word, or change the other journey first.
A keyword is one word of up to 32 letters or numbers, with no spaces. These words are reserved for messaging controls: STOP, STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, QUIT, HELP, INFO, START, YES, NO, and UNSTOP.
Open Fanaura on your iPhone and claim the name your audience will see. Then ask the assistant to publish.
The journey is saved as a draft. Open the Fanaura iPhone app to manage your membership. The connector never shows prices, upgrades, or store links.

Ask for a draft instead

If you want to review before going live, say so:
The assistant passes publish: false. When you are ready, say “Publish it.”

Prefer to build it step by step?

Start a draft, set each piece, check it, and publish.