I replaced my entire content workflow with an AI agent built on Claude Agent SDK + Discord.js, running on my Macbook Pro. Here's what it does every day — without me touching anything: Scans X for viral tweets in the AI/automation space and drafts quote tweets with tactical breakdowns Generates videos — Edge TTS for voiceover, Remotion for rendering, Whisper for word-level captions. Total cost per video: ~$0.02 Writes and formats posts for X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram — each matching the platform's format Sends everything to Discord for approval — I tap a checkmark from my phone and it publishes Self-heals when scripts break — if a task fails at 3 AM, it captures the error, spawns a fresh instance to diagnose and fix it, then retries The full stack: - TypeScript agent built on Claude Agent SDK — one persistent session, never dies - Discord.js as the control plane (approve from anywhere) - node-cron scheduler running 17 tasks daily - MCP servers connecting YouTube, X, Gmail, Airtable, Google Search Console - Edge TTS + Remotion for free video generation - Whisper.cpp for caption sync on Apple Silicon - pm2 for process management — auto-restarts on crash Total monthly cost: near zero, if you exclude my Claude Code Max subscription I already pay for. The only variable cost is Gemini for image generation — pennies per image. Edge TTS, Whisper, and Remotion are all free. Compare that to hiring a content manager ($3-5K/month) or even a VA ($500-1K/month). This runs faster, doesn't take days off, and gets better every week because it learns from what content performs. The key insight: this isn't a chatbot you talk to. It's a persistent agent session that runs 24/7, executes scheduled tasks, and maintains full context across every interaction. More like a junior employee than a tool. I'm building out a full course module on this — the Agent SDK setup, Discord integration, scheduler, risk classifier, and the memory system that lets it learn across sessions.

I ran n8n for over a year. Self-hosted, 50+ workflows, automated everything from blog publishing to GitHub onboarding. It worked. But I kept hitting the same wall: every new automation meant building another visual workflow from scratch. Wire up nodes, handle errors, test edge cases, maintain it when APIs change. Then I started using Claude Code. The key is setup. I give it a personality file (SOUL.md), connect the right MCP tools, write skills that document exactly how my systems work, and define what it should and shouldn't do. It's not "do whatever you want" — it's a configured agent with guardrails and real knowledge of my stack. What changed: - My YouTube pipeline (script → voiceover → render → publish) used to be 3 separate n8n workflows. Now it's one conversation. - Social media posting to X and Bluesky — was an n8n webhook chain. Now Claude Code drafts, gets my approval via Discord, and posts. - This Skool community — Claude Code manages posts, reads analytics, proposes content. Programmatically. - Video thumbnails, image generation, file management — all handled by the same agent that already knows my codebase. The difference isn't speed. It's that Claude Code understands context. It reads my files, remembers my preferences across sessions, and improves over time. But only because I set it up that way — with the right tools, skills, and constraints. n8n is still solid for simple webhook → action flows. But for anything that requires judgment, context, or working with code — Claude Code is a different category entirely. I'm not going back.

Glad you're here. You joined a community of builders who automate with AI agents — not drag-and-drop tools. 🤖 What We Use: - Claude Code — AI agent that reads your codebase, writes code, publishes content, manages infrastructure. Runs from your laptop. - OpenClaw — WhatsApp AI assistant you deploy on your own server. Full control, no per-message fees. - MCP, Agent SDK, and agentic workflows that replace entire SaaS stacks. 📦 What's Inside: - Real automation setups with configs and walkthroughs - Community discussion on Claude Code, OpenClaw, and agentic workflows - Priority support (12-24hr response) 🚀 Your First Steps: 1. Introduce yourself in Start Here 2. Browse the Classroom 3. Tag me @Kjetil Furås anytime — I respond within 24 hours 💡 What You're Getting: I run Claude Code as an always-on agent from my Mac — it handles my YouTube pipeline, social media, content publishing, and community management autonomously. That's the kind of system you'll learn to build here. No hype. No theory. Just working automation you own and control. — Kjetil

Built an open-source tool (Notipo) that handles the full pipeline — Notion page creation, images, SEO, Gutenberg blocks. Works with OpenClaw, Claude Code, n8n, or any HTTP client. Blog post with full walkthrough: https://notipo.com/blog/openclaw-wordpress-publishing

Just shipped two things today. 1. n8n Integration Notipo works as a drop-in publishing engine inside n8n. Instead of building 50 nodes to handle Gutenberg conversion, image uploads, featured image generation, and SEO metadata — you call one HTTP Request node and Notipo handles the advanced logic. Full editorial pipeline example: Airtable brief → AI Agent generates post → Notion page created → Notipo publishes to WordPress → Slack notifications if errors occur. Docs: notipo.com/docs/api/n8n 2. CLI for AI agents The Notipo CLI is built for agentic workflows — Claude, Cursor, or any AI agent that can run terminal commands can now create posts, trigger syncs, and monitor jobs directly: npx notipo posts create npx notipo sync npx notipo jobs All output is JSON so agents can parse and act on it programmatically. Docs: notipo.com/docs/api/cli