In this video, you'll learn how to combine Claude Code and Blotato to automatically repurpose a single YouTube video into finished LinkedIn, Instagram, and X posts with custom visuals, all in a matter of minutes. Starting from a brand new setup, the full walkthrough covers installing Claude Code in VS Code, connecting to Blotato, and building a reusable skill that handles transcript extraction, platform-specific copy, and graphic creation. Every time you run it and give it feedback, it gets better, making this one of the highest-leverage content systems you can build right now.

I just finished a fully automated skeleton-style video system, the kind blowing up on every feed right now. Transcribe a YouTube video, rewrite the script with a custom prompt, generate voiceover with ElevenLabs, create consistent AI images with reference anchors, animate them with Kling via PiAPI, merge everything with FFmpeg through FAL, burn captions, then push to social with a single Slack approval. Zero manual steps after you drop a URL in Airtable. The part that took the longest wasn't the AI nodes. It was keeping audio and video in sync across nine separate clips, and making sure ElevenLabs got the previous and next text so the voice didn't sound chopped. That one detail alone made the output go from robotic to actually watchable. Total cost per video? Under 50 cents. What's the trickiest sync or timing issue you've run into building multi-step media pipelines? Image Prompt: A flat lay overhead view of a simple automation flowchart sketched on a dark desk, showing labeled boxes connected by arrows: "YouTube URL", "Transcribe", "Rewrite", "ElevenLabs Audio", "AI Image", "Kling Video", "FFmpeg Merge", "Slack Approval", "Post". The sketch looks hand-drawn or lightly diagrammed, like a builder's whiteboard plan. Warm dim lighting, no branding, no logos, feels like a late-night build session.

Everyone here is building something different. Some are learning AI. Some are starting their first online income stream. Some are just exploring new skills. So I’m curious 👇 What are you currently learning or trying to master inside this community? Drop your focus below. Let’s see the variety.

Automating research Auto summarizing content Connecting tools with workflows Curious to hear from everyone here. What is one automation you built recently that actually saved you time?

In this video, I walk you through exactly how I built my own AI executive assistant using Claude Code, and how you can do the same. We go through four phases: setting up the project, adding context and rules, building out your first skills and sub-agents, and how to let it grow over time by layering in more skills, memory, and context as your needs evolve. By the end, you'll have a clear blueprint for setting up a personal AI assistant that actually works the way you work, not just a generic chatbot, but something that knows your business, follows your systems, and gets smarter the more you use it.