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25 posts a week, approved in Slack
John Susko builds AI systems for small and mid-size firms. He runs his own content with four chained agents. On Sunday, the first agent studies a theme and writes 13 scripts. A second agent sends the scripts for video creation. A third agent adds captions. The captioned posts land in a Slack channel. A fourth agent watches for his approval word. On approval, it schedules 25 posts across TikTok, Reels, and YouTube.
How it wentThe machine posts 25 pieces a week: 13 videos and 12 captioned shorts. His review takes about 90 seconds, per his article. He gives no revenue or client result numbers.
Try it · based on the source's workflow
Run my weekly content pipeline. Research one theme for [business niche] and write [number] short scripts in my voice: [paste examples]. Send the list to [approval channel] and wait for my approval word before you produce or schedule anything. After approval, prepare the videos with captions and schedule [number] posts across [platforms]. Report what was scheduled and what failed.
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