Auto-post blog summaries to Bluesky from RSS
A Zapier agent watches an RSS feed and posts content summaries to Bluesky, helping manage blogging across Medium, Buy Me a Coffee and Bluesky.
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.
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.
The author spent three weeks on one agent that had a content library, brand voice guidelines, engagement metrics and trend-research tools. It was meant to turn newsletters into social posts. After it failed, they rebuilt it as a fixed eight-step workflow. The steps were insight extraction, research, synthesis, hook, structure, conclusion and voice check. Each step had guardrails, and a human review gate came at the end.
The agent invented a "73% of knowledge workers" statistic and blended two newsletter topics into one post. Cleanup took about three hours for each hour it saved. The workflow gave consistent output, and the author could fix one step at a time. The post gives no metrics for the new version.
The author refined the workflow eight times, so expect iteration. Reviewing research quality before the hook step catches the most damage.
Build a structured Zapier workflow, not a free-roaming agent, that takes my latest newsletter at [URL or doc] and turns it into [3] social posts for [LinkedIn/X]. Use only facts and numbers that appear in the newsletter, and flag any claim without a source instead of making one up. Save the posts as drafts in [Google Doc/Buffer] and don't schedule or publish until I approve. You're done when one newsletter yields three accurate drafts.
A Zapier agent watches an RSS feed and posts content summaries to Bluesky, helping manage blogging across Medium, Buy Me a Coffee and Bluesky.
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