Audience businesses built on writing, video, podcasts or email.
35 workflows
A 14-day test of Hermes Agent on a small VPS, reached through Telegram, with memory files, a daily and weekly briefing, and custom skills for content research.
A creator used the Hermes Agent desktop app to research another indie founder's products using her existing Grok subscription instead of the X API, then handed it a backlog of browser-tab tasks to run unattended on a schedule.
A founder-focused guide to trialing Grok for market scans, outreach drafts, document analysis and meeting recaps with a six-step test that splits public from private data and keeps human review.
A solopreneur describes a fleet of named Grok Bots, each with one job and explicit anti-jobs, handling briefs, inbox triage, research and social drafts, with approval before anything is published or sent.
The README for Nous Research's open-source Hermes Agent describes persistent memory, skills it creates after complex tasks, a natural-language scheduler and one gateway for chat apps.
A business-automation blog shows how to let several Hermes agents message each other in Telegram so a research agent can hand work to a writing agent in a content pipeline.
A hosting company's tutorial lists 25 OpenClaw workflows, including scheduled KPI posts, client onboarding folders and emails, expense logging and content repurposing, with security advice for running it safely.
An AI phone vendor's guide describes a solo founder template with an orchestrator, a business agent, a marketing agent and a dev agent reached through one Telegram chat, with claimed time savings.
A content creator used Manus to find companies advertising in AI newsletters, build a web-app CRM for YouTube sponsorships, and schedule recurring lead and trend checks.
A solo operator with a large Claude-based agent setup describes hiring a second model to audit it after a job reported success on unreadable images, and the lessons about declaring success too early.
A creator ran a published content gap agent with Perplexity and Firecrawl, got a scored gap report, then discovered her local files missed 37 published posts and the real problem was distribution.
A founder connects five MCP servers to Claude Code, each acting as an SEO analyst, market researcher, technical auditor or product analyst, with the prompts he uses, including a weekly rage-click report.
A newsletter writer has Google Analytics and Search Console email six CSV reports each Monday, and a Claude skill compares the week to the last and saves a visual report and the raw data to a dated folder.
A step-by-step build of a Claude Code subagent that, given a post or topic, gathers search trends and search results and writes a research brief with keywords, snippet opportunities, competitor gaps and a suggested title and slug.
A newsletter writer built a coding-agent workflow that starts from his own Search Console queries, checks demand and competitors through a keyword tool, and labels each idea as write, update, expand, test or ignore.
A deliberate experiment built a 60,000-page site with a small OpenAI model for about $10 and recorded that AI crawlers requested it far more than Googlebot. The author expects it to be deindexed.
A public repo documents a content site's SEO system: scripts that split human from machine search queries, judge rewrites against untouched control pages, and guard against traffic drops.
An architecture write-up of three niche directory sites whose content is generated by Claude Haiku, rebuilt nightly, kept small and linked to primary sources, in a six-month experiment on whether such sites can rank.
A paid newsletter post says a prompt reverse-engineered from replied-to emails produced 167 replies and 43 meetings from 500 sponsorship cold emails, with each prompt version tested on 40 prospects.
An architecture write-up of an in-house media tool that transcribes podcasts with Whisper, has Claude score the best moments for each brand's audience, reframes video to vertical, and keeps humans in the loop.
A recap of how a newsletter writer feeds podcast clips into an Obsidian-style vault that a Claude Code agent reads when drafting articles and newsletter posts.
A ghostwriting how-to gets a YouTube transcript, has Claude pull everything the speaker said on one chosen topic word for word, then edits it into a newsletter with a hook and call to action.
A newsletter author shows three connector-based workflows: a video watcher that combines frames and transcript, a repurposer that creates posts and mini-courses, and a fact checker that verifies claims with web search.
An MIT-licensed Claude Code plugin that onboards your channel and writing voice, then helps ideate videos, rank titles, write hooks and outlines, and cascade a published video into a blog post, threads and clips.