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Agents that turn ideas, articles or launches into LinkedIn, X, Instagram and TikTok posts, then queue them up.
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An automation built with Make, OpenAI, Cloudinary and Buffer writes captions, designs content and posts it across social platforms from a sheet.
Original post ↗A Make.com pipeline takes a keyword, generates AI content, sends it for email approval, and logs it to Google Sheets.
Original post ↗Grok Bot logged into apps, cleaned and analyzed an inbox, drafted X and LinkedIn posts in the user's voice, and ran workflows overnight, pinging for decisions.
Original post ↗A bot learned the developer's voice, turned a voice note into a LinkedIn post and published it; the X bot stalled for lack of a token.
Original post ↗Reviewers used Grok Bot's cloud computer and X data for multi-step social-media research they found useful, work previously split across tools.
Original post ↗A tutorial shows Operator searching Google for trending eCommerce articles, picking one, and using EasyGen to generate 10 LinkedIn post variations, pausing for the user to log in.
Original post ↗An agent scripts YouTube Shorts, posts X threads and repurposes content so the creator avoids touching a content calendar.
Original post ↗An agent writes a business's social posts, schedules them daily and tracks performance without manual input.
Original post ↗An n8n agent takes a Telegram message, researches the topic, designs the posts and publishes them to social media.
Original post ↗A commenter ingests social content with Obsei and posts across networks via getlate.dev with an AI agent, except Reddit.
Original post ↗The poster tried Canva MCP in Claude Code to produce app marketing visuals and found it a disaster.
Original post ↗The author built a content agent to research, write and schedule social posts, but it invented statistics, so they rebuilt it as a structured workflow.
Original post ↗A reviewer tested Lindy's browser-driving Computer Use to check trending topics each weekday, draft three LinkedIn posts in brand voice and send them for approval.
Original post ↗A Cowork agent scrapes LinkedIn post engagers via Apify, enriches via Apollo, scores them against an ideal customer, and drafts outreach for the best fits.
Original post ↗The author built n8n workflows that draft Gmail replies for approval, generate LinkedIn posts from a topic, and extract tasks from emails into Google Tasks or Notion.
Original post ↗The author used Comet to automate their LinkedIn content workflow and reports 5 unexpected Gumroad sales.
Original post ↗A marketer built a Cursor workflow that learns from his content and scraped posts to write newsletters, LinkedIn posts and threads from raw notes.
Original post ↗An OpenClaw agent uses a social data API to send the author a morning digest of trending posts across X, Threads and LinkedIn to inform their own content.
Original post ↗One Cowork prompt turns a finished newsletter into a carousel, reel script, LinkedIn post and Substack note; it also built a Notion hub.
Original post ↗Hermes Agent researched a JWST topic, wrote the script, generated assets, built Remotion motion graphics, added voiceover, music and captions for a vertical video.
Original post ↗A newsletter writer built a Claude Code skill that converts a newsletter URL or text into 5-10 slide HTML/CSS carousels in under 5 minutes.
Original post ↗Cowork with the Blotato connector produces a LinkedIn post with infographic, turns a YouTube video into a carousel, and schedules posts across platforms.
Original post ↗The author runs 10 accounts with OpenClaw agents and cron jobs, reports follower growth, and added health checks after an analytics job silently failed for three days.
Original post ↗An Engadget writer had Muse pull recipes from saved Facebook and Instagram posts into a grouped list, then research nonstop flights and set up a price tracker.
Original post ↗An agent scraped a jewelry brand's site for SKUs and social media for buying patterns, analyzed competitor ads, and generated a paid campaign with image and video concepts.
Original post ↗A CMO agent reads the weekly plan and spawns specialist subagents like a social media marketer and performance reviewer; the social agent double-posted to Reddit in week one.
Original post ↗A commenter built a personal Claude agent acting as social media manager that monitors Reddit, drafts replies, and schedules posts.
Original post ↗A scheduled Lindy agent researches the week's news, drafts the newsletter plus social posts and scripts, stores them in Airtable and emails the result.
Original post ↗Comet scanned LinkedIn posts through her logged-in account, pulled names and links, and drafted outreach notes for review in under a minute.
Original post ↗The author had a Dot find footage, build the B-roll edit, add captions and arrange visuals over several review passes, working from his recorded narration.
Original post ↗Yes, through schedulers such as Buffer or direct platform APIs. Most creators let the agent draft and queue posts but approve each one, since tone and timing matter more on social than almost anywhere else.
Across the 31 published workflows on this page, the most used tools are Claude Code (3), Claude Cowork (3) and Grok Bot (3). Each use case lists every tool it needs and the role it plays.
Open any use case to see the tools, the step-by-step setup and example prompts you can copy. Start with a beginner workflow, run it on a small batch and review the output before you automate it fully.