How does the AI know what to write on my link in bio?
November 3, 2026
It reads the actual page you paste, not just a sentence you type about yourself. Briklyst pulls the real photo and price off the link, then writes the card's title and description to match a short writing sample you give it once, and keeps learning from any edits you make afterward.
Two different things get called "AI writing your bio." One version asks for a sentence about yourself and guesses from there, which is why it often reads like generic marketing copy. The other reads an actual page you link to, so it has a real price and a real photo to work from instead of a guess.
The writing side works the same way: give it a short sample of your own captions once, and it writes new copy that leans on your actual phrases instead of a generic idea of your niche. Rewrite a draft and that edit becomes an example it checks against the next time, so the same clumsy phrase tends not to show up twice.
None of this replaces a quick read before you publish. It just means the first draft starts a lot closer to something you would actually say.
The full method is in How an AI Link in Bio Generator Actually Builds Your Page.