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6 bots · ~25 min setup

Content studio

From idea to draft to repurposed clips, with you approving every post.

  1. 01

    Trend scout

    Spots topics worth covering.

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    Trendspotter

    @jennananpei

    Weekday digest of sports, entertainment, and culture trends plus AI-in-marketing signals

    ResearchOn demandLow access
  2. 02

    Writer

    Drafts threads and posts in your voice.

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    Turns your ideas, links, or rough notes into X threads and X articles written in your own voice, ready to paste. It drafts only and never posts for you

    ContentOn demandLow access
  3. 03

    Newsletter

    Assembles the weekly issue.

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    Newsletter Writer

    @DenisLabelle

    Pulls what shipped from launches, wins and your calendar, writes the issue in your voice, and parks it for you to send.

    ContentMonthlyConnects accounts
  4. 04

    Video scripts

    Turns ideas into scripts and hooks.

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    Writes hooks and full spoken scripts for Reels, Shorts, TikTok, and long-form YouTube. Built around a 52-template hook catalog, hook-tension

    ContentOn demandLow access
  5. 05

    Repurposer

    One piece into many formats.

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    Creator Studio

    @RetiredYoungNW

    Turns niche and gear into film ideas, hooks, shot lists, and repurposing plans

    ContentOn demandLow access
  6. 06

    Social listening

    Tracks mentions and what your audience is saying.

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    Runs paid user interviews and public social listening for a growth team: who to ask, CRM exclusion audits, approval-gated outreach, X/Reddit…

    TeamsOn demandLow access

Setting up the content studio

  1. Add the first bot and run it once by hand. Read what it produces.
  2. Add the rest one at a time, connecting accounts only when a bot needs them. All bots on your account share one computer and its logins.
  3. Put the trend scout in a group chat with the others so it can hand off work.
  4. Only then turn on routines — slowest useful cadence first.

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