The argument in one line.
You can automate 90% of social media content creation by using Claude agents to find niche creators, scrape their high-performing videos, transcribe them with Groq, and rewrite scripts in your voice using a Notion knowledge base.
Read if. Skip if.
READ IF YOU ARE…
- A solopreneur or small agency owner running a personal brand on Instagram who currently spends 5+ hours weekly on content creation and wants to reduce manual work.
- A founder with an existing audience of 10k+ followers who understands their niche but lacks a repeatable system to find trending hooks and adapt them at scale.
- A content creator who's comfortable with no-code tools like Notion and Claude but hasn't connected them into a workflow, and wants a specific step-by-step implementation guide.
SKIP IF…
- You're creating primarily long-form content, video essays, or fiction — this system is built for short-form social media repurposing and won't address narrative-driven or platform-agnostic content strategies.
- You don't use or want to learn Claude Cowork, n8n webhooks, or Notion databases — the entire SOP is built on these three tools and won't translate to other platforms.
- Your content strategy relies on original research, proprietary data, or exclusive insights rather than pattern-finding from existing creators in your niche.
The full version, fast.
A five-skill Claude Cowork pipeline can replace most of a social media team by automating creator research, outlier scraping, transcription, and voice-matched scripting. The mechanism stacks Claude Pro with the Chrome extension, an n8n webhook that pipes Instagram reels through Groq for free transcription, and a Notion workspace holding three assets: a creator database, a content ideas database, and a knowledge base of your own transcripts so Claude rewrites in your voice while keeping winning hooks and structure. To apply it, train your Instagram explore page on your niche first, gate ideas behind an approval status before scripting, always proofread the output, and remember the system is a distribution tool, not a substitute for strategy.
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00:00 – 00:35
01 · Hook + promise
Cold open: Claude Cowork just launched, I built a system that replaces a social media team, here's the same playbook we used to grow 400K followers.
00:35 – 04:35
02 · Live demo: creator-finder
Runs the /ccc-creator-finder skill live in Claude desktop. Claude opens Chrome, scrolls IG, qualifies candidates against a Notion DB, discards misfits, lands three approved creators.
04:35 – 05:00
03 · 5-agent pipeline overview
Names every step before drilling in: creator-finder, viral-spotter, transcribe-and-script, scripter, full-pipeline.
05:00 – 08:11
04 · Tool stack table
Walks the 'What you need before starting' slide: Claude Pro ($20-30), n8n ($20-30), Claude in Chrome, Groq account, IG account, Notion creator/idea/knowledge-base DBs, skill files.
08:11 – 08:31
05 · Why Groq
Calls out the one piece Claude can't do natively: video transcription. Groq fills that gap via an n8n webhook.
08:40 – 09:55
06 · Prereq: train your IG algo
Before running anything, train your IG explore page by interacting with on-niche content so Claude lands in a high-signal feed and doesn't waste credits.
09:55 – 17:00
07 · Setup SOP
Duplicate Notion template, paste the n8n workflow, replace Groq API key, copy the production webhook URL, seed the knowledge-base page with your own transcripts.
17:00 – 20:00
08 · Using viral-spotter
Second skill: scrapes saved creators' profiles, finds outlier-performing posts. Outliers are signal-rich because the topic+hook obviously worked relative to the creator's baseline.
20:00 – 24:00
09 · Transcribe-and-script + IDEA APPROVED gate
Third skill rewrites approved ideas in your voice using the Notion knowledge base. He uses a Notion 'IDEA APPROVED' status flag as a human-in-the-loop checkpoint between discovery and scripting.
24:00 – 25:00
10 · Scripter (standalone)
Fourth skill: pure scripting only, when you want to find ideas manually but still automate the rewrite.
25:00 – 26:20
11 · Full-pipeline orchestrator
Fifth skill chains 1-4 end-to-end. Most expensive, but full hands-off. He hands it the four links + niche description and lets it run.
26:20 – 27:01
12 · CTA: book a call
Tools without strategy only get you so far. Book a call at createcontent.club to get help building the actual brand strategy.
Lines worth screenshotting.
- A five-skill Claude Cowork pipeline can replace a social media team by chaining competitor research, profile scraping, transcription, knowledge-base rewriting, and posting into a single workflow.
- Using Groq for transcription inside an n8n webhook keeps the heavy lifting off Claude's context and reduces latency in the content generation phase.
- The creator finder skill includes a deduplication check against the Notion database before searching, preventing the same creator from appearing multiple times across runs.
- Scraping outlier posts from competitor profiles and transcribing them converts publicly available social proof data into a proprietary content intelligence feed.
- A knowledge base built from your own call transcripts and presentations lets the rewriting skill match your voice rather than producing a paraphrase of the source material.
- Ninety percent automation is achievable when the workflow is built on consistent data structures — in this case, a Notion database that all five skills read from and write to.
- Running this system on Notion rather than Google Sheets pays off in organization at scale; all five pipeline stages share one source of truth.
- The demonstration-first then SOP format is the correct video structure for complex workflow tutorials because viewers need to see the output before they can evaluate the process.
- Claude's ability to open Instagram in a browser, scroll a profile, and evaluate creator fit without human intervention shows how far browser connectors extend agentic capabilities.
- Instructing a skill to critically evaluate creator fit — and discard non-aligned results — is the difference between automation that produces noise and automation that produces signal.
- A system built on the same principles used to grow 400,000 followers has a credibility advantage over one built theoretically — the process is observable in the outcome.
- The SOP download paired with the video creates a distribution asset that extends engagement beyond the single watch and reduces re-watch dependency.
Steal the pipeline architecture.
JoeFlow / Chef playbook
Five small named skills + a Notion DB pair + one orchestrator is the same shape as the Sessions cockpit you're already building.
- Name your skills like product features (ccc-creator-finder, ccc-viral-spotter) so users can /slash them — Joe's Chef routines should follow the same naming pattern.
- Pair every skill with a persistent state store (Notion DBs here, the Sessions DB in JoeFlow). The state is what makes the pipeline composable.
- Insert one explicit human-in-the-loop status flag between discovery and creation (IDEA APPROVED here). Don't fully automate the taste step.
- Always ship a 'full-pipeline' orchestrator alongside the individual skills — that's the version people demo and screenshot.
- Demo-first, SOP-second is the right tutorial shape for technical buyers. Show the magic in the first 4 minutes before you explain a single account signup.
- Distribute the skill files as a downloadable Google Drive folder branded with your channel name. The files ARE the product, even if they're free.
Terms worth knowing.
- Claude Cowork
- Anthropic's GUI-based agentic feature inside the Claude desktop app that can run multi-step workflows autonomously using skills, connectors, and local file access.
- Claude skill
- A packaged Markdown instruction file that Claude Cowork can invoke with a slash command to execute a specific, repeatable workflow — such as finding competitor creators or rewriting scripts.
- SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)
- A documented step-by-step process for completing a repeatable task — used here as the term for the full pipeline workflow shared with viewers to copy into their own setup.
- Groq
- An AI inference provider known for extremely fast transcription and language model inference — used here to transcribe competitor video content faster than standard alternatives.
- n8n
- An open-source workflow automation tool (similar to Zapier) that connects apps and triggers actions between them — used here as the webhook layer between the scraping step and Groq transcription.
- webhook
- An HTTP endpoint that receives data automatically when a specific event occurs in another service — used here to trigger Groq transcription after a competitor video is scraped.
- Notion knowledge base
- A structured Notion database containing a creator's tone, audience details, and brand voice that Claude reads before rewriting scripts to ensure output matches their style.
- outlier posts
- Social media posts from a competitor that significantly over-performed their average — identified through analytics scraping and used as content inspiration because they've proven to resonate with the target audience.
- personal brand
- A creator or founder's public identity built around their expertise and voice, used to attract an audience and generate inbound leads rather than relying on outbound sales.
- qualified lead
- A prospective customer who has already demonstrated interest and fits the target profile — the goal of content-driven marketing is to attract these leads organically rather than through cold outreach.
Things they pointed at.
07:40toolClaude in Chrome (extension)
Lines you could clip.
00:00
“Claude recently launched Claude Code and Claude Cowork, and now their AI model can literally do any task for you.”
00:11
“I spent the past three days building a system that uses Claude to replace an entire social media team.”
18:15
“Those videos clearly have something that made people pay attention, which is usually the topic and the hook.”
26:20
“These are tools to automate, but you need an actual strategy to be able to grow your personal brand.”
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00:00Claude recently launched Claude Code and Claude Cowork, and now their AI model can literally do any task for you. Now I spent the past three days building a system that uses Claude to . How do I know that this actually works?
00:14Because it runs on the same exact principles we use to grow more than 400,000 followers and help hundreds of entrepreneurs do the same for themselves. So in the next few minutes, I will show you exactly how you can get access to this system and use it for your own business to build a successful personal brand that positions you as an authority and gets you qualified leads every single day.
00:34So let's get straight into it. I will start from a quick demonstration of what this actually does, and then I'm going to break down with you with a clear SOP exactly step by step how you can copy and paste this system into your own laptop and make it your own. I'm going to start by showing you step by step the process that we follow.
00:52Now I created multiple skills, which are these AI agents that Cloak uses for each and every one of these processes. I'm going to start with the first one, which will be finding other competitors in your niche. Now this is really important.
01:04We want to always start by doing market research and understanding what's already working in our space. So I'm just going to type forward slash and create or finder, which is the specific skill that does this part of the process. Then I'm going to paste a prompt that I already prepared and that I will also share with you.
01:19I'm going to break down for you every single step in a second with an SOP. Now I just want to show you real quick the power of this and exactly how it works because, honestly, it's really, really impressive. So I'm just going to paste my prompt real quick here.
01:32And as you can see, it's a very simple prompt. You don't need much because all of the instruction are already inside of this skill that I created. So let's run this process to find creators in, uh, in this case, I'm going to talk about the content creation niche.
01:43Focus specifically on people that talk about growing your personal brand and avoid people that just talk about filmmaking and editing.
01:55Okay? So I'm going to also go very specific to give it instruction to know what to look for. And then I'm going to just say in this case, I'm just going to say three creators to make the process pretty quick and put them in the creator database, which is this one.
02:07Okay? So here I'm going to provide with you a system that we built on Notion. This is what we use on a day to day basis for our business as well to find all of the content ideas.
02:16So in my opinion, it's the best option. Now keep in mind, this is something that you can definitely tweak. If you prefer, for example, to use Google Sheet or Google Docs for any of this, you can definitely just instruct the skill to change the small detail.
02:28Now I'm a big fan of Notion because it keeps everything organized and everything in one single place. And so right now, I'm actually just going to take with this Notion that I'm going to also break down and show to you in a second. I'm going to take my creator list, which is this one right here, and, uh, I'm just going to copy the link to this specific view so that it's going to be able to load the creators directly here.
02:48Now I'm going to paste here the link of it, and then I'm going to click on let's go. So as you can see, Cload right now is reasoning, and it's following a very clear step by step process that I already instructed to do.
02:59So And as you can see, for example, this is really important. This is not a given. I instructed you also to check your database already so that it will not search for duplicates.
03:08And so as you can see, right now, it's literally performing all of these tasks for me. Now I'm going to just show you and cut to the end where you can see actually the final result of this, which in my opinion is is generally impressive.
03:22But then this is literally just step one of the process. Now I'm not going to show you live every single skill because otherwise it will take a long time. We literally start from this first part in which we are going to just search for creators and other competitors in our industry.
03:34Then there's a separate skill that will literally just scrape their profiles to find all of their best performing videos. From there, we have another skill, so another agent that will take all of them and transcribe all of them, transcribe the exact video and exactly what they say in their videos, and put it inside of your Notion as a content idea.
03:53And now, obviously, we don't want to just say their same exact words. We don't just want their same script. And so here is where the fourth agent comes in place because you can literally give it a knowledge base.
04:03So for example, transcript of your calls, transcript of your presentation, any information that you have that could help it understand exactly how you talk and what kind of value you would want to share. And this agent is going to take that transcript, keep the same structure overall and the same topic of the video because we know that that performed really well.
04:21This is the reason why we do the scraping in the first place, and then replace the actual value and the tone of voice with how you would actually talk, taking it from your knowledge base. So as you can see right now, this is this is generally exciting for me because this will be processes that we used to do manually all of time or we had to delegate to someone.
04:39As you can see right now from my screen, Chloe is literally going and performing all of these tasks for me. It's literally opening up the post on Instagram.
04:47All you need is to just be logged in to your Instagram. It's opening up profiles of people, and it shows and it scans everything in their profile to understand if they're actually a good fit for what I actually do to add them to my database.
05:00And as you can see again from the reasoning of Claude, it literally goes step by step and it checks people. And so as you can see, for example, it checked the creator, and then it thought that from one of the videos that it found, it was a good fit, but then it realized that the topics that it talks about are not really aligned with what I described, and so it discarded that creator.
05:18So it also has this critical thinking steps in which because I instructed the skill to do it and because I just gave it the right prompt of focus on this and not on this, it can literally select creators that are actual good create. So as you can see, it just found one right now. Alright.
05:32So as you can see, it literally just finished the entire process, and you will notice that it already put all of them inside of my Notion database. This is so powerful.
05:43It can literally perform all of this task for you. From here, I'm not going to show you every single one of the skill because otherwise, again, the video will become way too long. But I'm going to just dive straight into the SOP and step by step everything that you need to do to be able to replicate the system and get access to all of the skills.
05:58Now keep in mind, you will also find the link to this SOP in the description. Let's get started straight up with what you need before you actually start this process. So I just want to run real quick through all of the tools that are involved in this.
06:09It's actually very simple. Most of them are completely free. Now the first one that you will need is a Cloud AI account, and you will definitely need the Pro account.
06:16This is because to be able to use the agents and use coworkers, so the part of Cload that actually performs these tasks, you need the paid version of it. Now this costs 20 to $30 a month approximately. I think it also depends on the region where you're in.
06:29Now keep in mind that it can easily start costing a little bit more especially because Claude runs on credits. So depending on your usage, you might need the plans that are a little bit more extensive. So for example, for us, we actually use the plan that's a little bit more expensive.
06:45I think it's the plan that's 80 to $90 a month. Still totally worth it in my opinion, especially for what it's able to do because this is literally just one of the examples of the things that cloud can do. Now the second thing that we will need is an a 10 account.
06:57Now the reason why we need something separate in terms of services is because, unfortunately, transcription of reels is not something that Cload can do internally. I did a lot of research on this.
07:07This is probably what I spent two days on out of the three to be able to build this system in the smoothest way possible. And so I just ended up landing on n a 10. In my opinion, it's a great option because it's a simple automation software.
07:20And if you're not using it already, I highly recommend implementing it for your business. It's basically similar to Zapier if you're familiar with automation softwares. It just gives you a lot more things that you can do and a lot more flexibility.
07:32It's a little bit more technical, but at the same time, again, as you can see now, Cload or ChatGPT, all of these tools can literally give you anything even without you having to write a single line of code. So you will see that I also already prepared the automation on n a ten, so you don't need to know anything technical.
07:47I will literally show you the process step by step on how you can actually copy and paste it inside of your n a ten account. I will highly consider it also for other automation inside of your business. This also comes out at about $20.30 bucks a month.
07:58Everything else is literally free. So I highly encourage you to just implement the system, test it out at least. In my opinion, it's a 100% worth it.
08:05So you will need Clothing Chrome, which is the extension. As you can see right here, I have it on the top right corner. And this is completely free.
08:12You just need to install it, and it will allow Clothing to access Chrome and perform these actions. Then you will need a Grok account, not Grok, the AI of Twitter.
08:21This is actually another separate type of AI. And this is the actual AI model that we will use to transcribe Reels completely for free that we will have to implement in the n a 10 automation. Then you will need your Instagram account, and you will need to be logged in.
08:35Obviously, Clothe cannot bypass any password or login for you, so you will need to have access to your account. One thing that I actually highly recommend that you do before starting any of these processes is, um, is for you to make sure that you already trained your algorithm by interacting with the right content so that your explore page can show Claude the right type of content.
08:55So what do I mean by this? Obviously, Claude is very smart. It can do the research for you.
08:58But at the same time, if you're searching, for example, content, let's say, specifically to business or to sales, and in your explore page, there's memes or there's completely random things, that will not really help Claude, and it will spend more time on the task, which will also consume more credits. So I highly encourage you to just train your algorithm by interacting with the right type of views.
09:17As you can see, my explore page is extremely targeted. Most of the content that I get here is already related to personal branding, which is our niche. And so it makes a lot of sense because Claude can just land in here, and most of the stuff that you will see will be already a good candidate or good content that it can take inspiration from or creators that it can select.
09:35So it's really, important to keep that in mind. The other thing that you will need is this Notion setup. As I was mentioning before, if you prefer, you can also do the same on Google Docs.
09:44In my opinion, Notion is a better way to keep everything organized. It's very simple to install and to implement, and it's also completely free. To be able to collect creators all in one point and then also collect content ideas that, as you can see, we can also then schedule on our calendar.
09:58So let's say on this one, I wanted 17, and then I can just get it here. So just control z and get back to it. I'm going to run you step by step on exactly what you need and what steps you need to follow to build up the system.
10:09The first thing will be to create an account on each and every one of these programs listed here. Okay? So we will need a Cloud account as I was mentioning.
10:17I have it open right here. Obviously, here, I'm already logged in because I already have an account on Cloud. So a paid account of Cloud.
10:23Second one will be n a 10. Okay? So this is really important.
10:27You can literally just click here, and it will send you to the home page. Right now, it's broken for some reason, but it will send you to the home page of n a 10 where you can sign up and then click on skills, as you can see here at the top left, then plus create skill, and then you can just click on upload skill.
10:44And here you will be able to just drag and drop these files that I already created for you that have, as you can see right here, I'm just going to show you one example real quick. So this, for example, is the one to write scripts. They have all of the knowledge and all of the instruction inside.
10:57Like, this is literally the same exact instruction and the same exact knowledge that we used to write scripts that got us 400,000 followers. So this is not just some generic scripts or some generic skills and agents that would just try to put together and piece together something that might work, might not work. This is literally trained on the knowledge of us growing 400,000 followers and literally helping hundreds of other entrepreneurs do the same.
11:20So that's why it's really beautiful and really powerful in that sense. In here, you actually created your account of n a ten and you're in this in this screen right here, you can just click on create workflow. And all I need to do, and this is the beauty of n a ten in my opinion, is literally just press command v.
11:37And as you can see, it will just give me the premade ready to go automation. So this is literally already done. The only thing that I need will be and this is the reason why we created the Grok account in the first place, is that I need to actually replace this with my own API key.
11:53So, again, it might sound a little bit technical, but I promise you it's very, very simple. All you need is going to your Grok account that you just created. So you can just click on start building, create the account, and it will give you this screen right here.
12:05Okay? And, uh, if you don't see the button create API key, you might just want to click on API keys that pops up here in the menu, and then just click create API key. It's just going to load for you real quick.
12:18And you literally just need to copy and paste this inside of the automation. So it's just going to load in a second. Obviously, this is something that you don't want to reveal.
12:26This is sensible information. I will delete this one right after this video in case you're wondering. So I'm just going to copy this one, and I'm going to open up this automation that I created.
12:36I'm going to open up this specific node, which is the one, as you can see, transcribed with Grok. And so in here, as you can see, I already have selected my Grok account. So in this case, in your in your specific case, you will probably just see this as empty because you don't have connected this yet.
12:50So all you'll need to do is just create new credential and then paste this API key here. That's it. That's iterate.
12:56You're going to click on save, and the automation will be ready to go. Now I'm not going to do it because, again, I already have my Grok account connected. Once this is done, we're going to move to the next step, which will be to just prepare your content ideas database, creator database, and it and webhook, and Notion knowledge base.
13:11All you'll need to do is just click on this template that I already created for you. And from here, obviously, right now, I'm the owner of this template, so I see like this. For you, it will show up.
13:21Let me show you real quick. It will show up like this, and so it will be a template that you can't edit from here. What you need to do is create a copy for yourself.
13:30So as you can see here at the top right corner, I have a button that says duplicate. You can just click on here. It will duplicate it inside of your own Notion account so that you have your version that you can actually edit and change things inside of.
13:43Okay? So right now, as you can see, I still have these creators.
13:46I'm going to just clean it up real quick for the sake of the video. And, um, in here, I have my creator list. Okay?
13:53And I'm actually going to save the link to this. So this is really important. Once you duplicate it, so you have your own version of it, you can just click on here, and, uh, you can click on copy link to view.
14:03Once you have your link, I would highly recommend you save it somewhere. So for now, just for the sake of this example, I'm just going to type it out in here. And so this is one link.
14:13The reason why I need a link is because Claude will need this specific link to be able to know where to put the content ideas. Okay? And then I'm also going to take my content ideas.
14:22So this is another database where Claude will actually put in the transcript for the videos, and it will also link the original video. This is really important because that way you can also reference back to it. You can double check if there's anything that you might not necessarily like about that specific video.
14:37So if you want to be a little bit more strict with your selection, and you can always double check where it found that content idea. And so same exact thing. I'm going to just click on it and copy the link to this view, and I'm going to also save this one.
14:48So I'm just going to also type it out. Now this is something that you can literally just do once and put inside of your Notion or inside of Cloth, then it will be trained. It will know exactly where to find things.
14:58So this will be my creators, and this will be my ideas. Once you have this set up, the last one that you need, the last couple of things that you need from this template will be the two ones that you find here at the top. The first one is the webhook.
15:09So, again, sounds a little bit technical. It's not really. As you can see, this is just, an example of what one will look like.
15:15I'm going to show you real quick how to take it from your automation. So you created your automation. You filled in with your Grok information.
15:24And then from here, you're just going to click on this one. Just to make it very simple and sum it up, this automation is what will take those videos from Instagram and pass them through an AI model to be able to transcribe the video and get exactly what the creator is saying.
15:39I know it sounds a little bit technical. Again, if you just follow these instructions step by step, it will be very easy. The reason why we need this is because, as I was mentioning at the beginning, Cload, unfortunately, does not have any option that's native inside of it to transcribe the videos.
15:52The only alternative is for it to literally just take screenshots of the video and try to extrapolate for the captions. But you can understand how that can easily cause issues because, for example, if a video simply doesn't have caption, then we would not be able to get the transcript. So from here, all we need is just click on the webhook, click on production URL.
16:09Okay? So this will be the actual webhook that will be active and that will be able to use So Cload will basically send information to this address here to be able to run the automation.
16:21As you can see, I'm just going to click on this one, and it's going to copy for me automatically. And I'm going to save it inside of the Notion right here. So as you can see, this is another example.
16:30This is what it will look like approximately. Now in here, can see it has our own custom link because we are self hosting an a 10. Not gonna get into this.
16:38You can look into it as separate videos. I think there's people that can also explain this way better than me. But it will look something similar to this with slash webhook and then slash and the specific address that you set to it.
16:50If you want, you can also customize this. Doesn't really matter. So I can literally just put one, three, four, five, six, seven, and and just save it there.
16:56Okay? So this is the first thing. Now the second thing will be my knowledge base.
17:00As you can see, I already filled this out. This, it would be very personal. It depends a lot on what you have at your disposal.
17:06Now what I personally did is I took a bunch of our YouTube videos, and I literally just copy and pasted the entire transcript of the videos. Okay?
17:15So as you can see, this is literally just entire transcript of videos YouTube videos that we have that are hours and hours longer. Because this way, the AI can reference to this, first of all, for the knowledge. So how are we actually going to replace the value in the videos if the AI obviously does not have our knowledge as experts?
17:33And second of all, also how we speak. How do we speak? How do we actually express ourselves?
17:37How do we tend to build sentences? Are they shorter? Are they longer?
17:41What kind of words do we use in our sentences? So the more context that you can give to it, the better. Now, obviously, don't exaggerate as well.
17:48Otherwise, you will have to scan through pages and pages of documents every single time. And so for this, you can literally put YouTube transcripts, call transcripts, uh, presentations that you did, any information that you have that embodies the information that you share with your client, uh, what you actually believe in, and also how you actually express yourself.
18:07You just want to put it inside of here. So if you want, you can literally just type forward slash, create a new page here on Notion, and then you can just paste in the text of the actual resource that you have.
18:19K? So once we have this, everything is ready.
18:23Okay? So I'm going to just show you real quick how you're actually going to use this. I'm not, again, going to show you the entire process just because otherwise, you would just sit here looking at me staring at the screen for the next thirty minutes or one hour or something like that.
18:36Now, obviously, this takes a little bit of time as a process. What I highly recommend you do is you just let it run while you're doing something else or even let it run while you're sleeping.
18:47I recommend that you actually keep an eye on it when you're just starting out and you do it the first time because you will need to grant cloud access to Google Chrome. You will need to grant it some permissions to be able to also write inside of Notion. So you don't want to just leave it there to do its thing the first time that you run it.
19:02But once you gave it all of the necessary permissions, then it will be very autonomous, which is the power of the system. Okay? So as you can see, this has a description, an exact description of what each and every one of the skills of these agents does with all of the details.
19:18Okay? And then I also already put in an example message that you can just copy and paste inside of your cloud. So you literally have everything that you need.
19:27Okay? It's literally already built out for you. So for the first one I already showed to you, I'm going to go with the second one, which is the viral spotter.
19:34I'm a really big fan of this skill. So this basically just scrapes the entire profile of the creators that you already saved, then it finds all of the videos that outperformed their other videos.
19:46The reason why is because those videos clearly have something that may people pay attention, which is usually the topic and the hook of that video. And so I'm just going to show you how you actually fill this out. Okay?
19:57So I'm just going to copy it, paste it inside of my cloud coworker, And, uh, obviously, here, need to actually pull the specific skill, so the viral spotter there. And then I will show you real quick how do you replace this.
20:11Okay? So everything is sort of brackets of what you need to replace. We're just going to go back to what we created inside of our Notion template.
20:18Okay? And the first thing that we need is my creator list. Okay?
20:22So I'm just going to scroll up. There we go. The link to my creator list.
20:26So I'm just going to copy this link and paste it inside of Claude. Then put out, um, the outliers in here. So this is okay.
20:33You're going to scrape where do we actually put this content ideas that I find. So I'm just going to copy this one, the ideas that we already saved, and there we go.
20:43And then transcribe the audio using this n a 10 automation webhook. So, again, remember what I was mentioning? We have it already saved.
20:50For this one, you can literally just take it from here. Okay?
20:54So we have our webhook. You can share the specific link, or if you want, you can also just share the page. Okay?
21:00So I can literally just, like, click on share, take the actual link to the page, and then link it to Claude.
21:07Okay? So right now, I'm not going to press enter and start it just because I want to show you real quick how to fill out also the other prompts because also this, again, will take a little bit of time.
21:16It will scan through all of the creators that I have there and start looking for all of these outliers between their content ideas. And again, this is very, very much trained on specific principles that we've seen working in content.
21:29So it's not random. It's not just going to search on the profiles. Like, the instructions behind this skill are not just look for videos that have a lot of views.
21:37No. It has very specific instructions based on what we've seen performing the best whenever we look for specific references of videos.
21:43Okay? So I'm just going to delete this one, and I'm going to go back to our Notion to get the second part.
21:51So this would be the third script, actually, the third prompt, this is the transcribe and script. Okay?
21:58So some of these skills have, um, a little bit of an overlay between them. So this one, for example, would be able to transcribe the video and then rescript based on my knowledge.
22:10So as you can see, the structure is pretty similar. So I'm just going to open it up, same exact thing, and then cc transcribe, and then same thing here.
22:20Okay? Now one thing, here I specify, let's go let's do the content ideas with this specific status.
22:27Because as you can see, what I like to do in our Notion is, um, to also add a specific status. So one thing I would like for you to still, like, do the in between steps, especially at the beginning, and then you can automate the entire process if you really like how it's doing the research.
22:44So I really like the personal touch still because that can be also something that you use to improve the skill itself and train Claude on what are your specific preferences for the ideas. So, obviously, it's going to find the right ideas because it selected creators.
22:58As you can see, it's very precise in finding the creators. It has this very clear instruction to find ideas, but still there might be something that you don't want to create content about. Maybe it's a perfect idea.
23:07It would be a topic that would hit, but it's it's not a topic that you really want to discuss with your personal brand. And so you might be like, okay. You know what?
23:14This is an idea that I can have saved here, but I don't want to approve it. Okay? So you can just leave it like this, or if you want, you can even just delete it directly.
23:22And for all of the ones that you actually like, you can just click on idea approved. And so this is a very specific line. If you want, you can also just remove this and let it run through all of the areas that you have there.
23:33But I like to have it because especially if you have a more complex process or maybe you have a team member that does this process of just quickly manually reviewing the ideas to make sure that everything is in place, then this can be a great idea. And so I'm just going to write with the idea approved status so that it knows which ones to focus on and then the knowledge base.
23:54Okay? Obviously, here, we are already rescripting the videos, so it's really, really important that it has information to be able to rewrite them.
24:02Now, obviously, you can also prompt it manually on specific instruction on what you would want to write inside of those scripts based on the topic. But in my opinion, it kind of defeats the purpose of automating this entire process. Now keep in mind, I still recommend that you reread and check the scripts.
24:18Because as much as it has context, will not be a 100% exactly like you. That's inevitable.
24:24Because maybe there's something that you just think in that moment or there's a little bit of that creativity aspect to it as well for which you decide to just slightly change the script or slightly tweak it in a certain direction. And so I highly recommend that you still double check them. But if you create something like this, then you can just start from this, share it.
24:43As you can see, just copy the link, then paste it here. And then press send, and it's going to do the whole process of, um, taking those content ideas that you already approved, taking your knowledge, and then rewriting them based on it.
24:56Now real quick, I'm just going to run you through the last couple of prompts. And in here, we have one that's just specifically for scripting.
25:05So as you can see, there's a little bit of an overlap because depending on what tasks you want to automate, I think it's a very good thing to have separate skills for each and every one of them. So for example, maybe you just want to script the videos. You prefer to find your ideas manually, then it's a good thing.
25:20You have, like, this separate skill that just for scripting. Okay? Or maybe you you would like to first double check the transcripts to make sure that they are correct and the AI got correctly what the video was saying.
25:31And so, for example, you can run the viral spot there that also gets the transcript. And then once you check them, run separately the scripter. So this is the reason why they are split up.
25:41And so as you can see, obviously, here, there will be the same thing, so the status of the idea and the link. And then the last one, and this is the most powerful one, obviously, the one that will also consume the most credit, so use it carefully. But it's literally the full pipeline.
25:55So every single step that I just described there, if you just want to automate the entire thing and you don't want to think about it, this is just incredible. You literally just give it all the information that it needs. So the creator list database, the content ideas database, the web hook and a 10, the knowledge base.
26:12And you will want to obviously describe your niche because if it's starting completely from scratch and it needs to find the creators, it will need to have the information about who you are and what you actually do, and then it will literally run the entire process for you. So this is everything that you need to know.
26:29Now you will find all of the links and everything that you need in the description of this video. I do want to mention real quick, if you want our help to build out an actual strategy for your personal brand because these are tools. Always keep that in mind.
26:39If you don't understand what you're actually doing, then this will only get you so far. These are to be able to grow your personal brand.
26:49So if you want our help for that, you can just check the first link in the description where you'll be able to book a call with us. You can have a conversation and just see if you're a good fit for what we do. And with that being said, I'll see you in the next video.
The Hook
The bait, then the rug-pull.
Demo-first tutorial. The cold open stacks two credibility levers fast (Claude just shipped Cowork; I burned three days on this) then promises a copy-pasteable system. By second 35 you already know exactly what you're getting and why this guy should be the one teaching it.
Named ideas worth stealing.
04:35list
The 5-skill content automation pipeline
- ccc-creator-finder (discovery)
- ccc-viral-spotter (outlier mining)
- ccc-transcribe-and-script (transcribe + rewrite in your voice)
- ccc-viral-scripter (rewrite only)
- ccc-full-pipeline (orchestrator)
Five named Claude skills wired around a Notion DB pair (creators + ideas) and an n8n+Groq transcription webhook. Each skill is single-purpose; an explicit IDEA APPROVED status flag in Notion is the human-in-the-loop gate.
Steal forJoeFlow Chef routines / Batch templates — same architecture: small named single-purpose agents, persistent state store, status-flag gate between phases, one orchestrator that chains them all.
08:44concept
Train-your-algorithm prereq
Before any AI agent scrapes IG for you, manually interact with on-niche content for a day so your explore page is already pre-filtered. The AI lands in a clean feed and burns far fewer credits qualifying junk.
Steal forAny agent that has to navigate a personalized surface (IG, TikTok, YouTube, X) — pre-condition the feed before the agent enters.
18:00concept
Outlier-post mining for content ideas
Don't look for high-view posts in absolute terms. Look for posts that outperformed the creator's OWN baseline. Those are signal-rich because the topic+hook variation caused the lift, not the audience size.
Steal forAny swipe-file research. Per-creator baseline ratios are the gold, not absolute view counts.
How they asked for the click.
VERBAL ASK
26:20product
“If you want our help to build out an actual strategy for your personal brand... you can just check the first link in the description where you'll be able to book a call with us.”
Soft, earned-feeling pitch landed AFTER 25+ minutes of give-away value. He explicitly frames the free template as 'tools' and the paid call as 'strategy' — clean ladder. Description has two links: the free Notion SOP (lead magnet) and createcontent.club/1 (the actual offer).
MENTIONED ON CAMERA
FROM THE DESCRIPTION
PRIMARY CTAWhere the creator wants you to go next.
Visual structure at a glance.
