@David Di Lallo this is probably the most honest AI workflow description I’ve read 😄, ‘not repeatable but it works’ + 17 terminals open feels very real-world dev chaos 😂 as long as it gets you to the outcome, it’s hard to call it wrong. Money will follow -:)

@David Di Lallo yeah that’s usually how it goes early on—most ideas don’t land immediately, it’s really a volume + iteration game. the skool analytics idea actually sounds interesting though, especially if you can surface insights community owners don’t already get natively. and yeah, once you put anything out there publicly, copying is just part of the territory… execution and distribution end up mattering more than the initial idea.

Hi @Minoo Shinde please check the "Youtube Resources" tab, it is there.

@Minoo Shinde Here is the workflow you can use to accomplish it in n8n, I don't have a video made for the whole workflow but they are spread around in different tutorial videos if you go to classroom tab. Step 1: The Cron Node (The Trigger) - Node to use: Schedule Trigger Step 2: HTTP Request & HTML Extract (Native Web Scraping) - Nodes to use: HTTP Request , HTML Extract Step 3: The Advanced AI Nodes (Script Generation) - Nodes to use: Advanced AI (OpenAI Chat Model) Step 4: Creatomate or Custom Code (Video Generation) - Node to use: HTTP Request (Calling the Creatomate , or Json2Video) Step 5: Social Media Posting / Scheduling - Nodes to use: YouTube or Buffer node.

@Minoo Shinde Sure, I will send you my video links covering above topics ( but there are in different videos)

@Ivan Seizov Just saw this now (somehow missed it earlier). Love the energy here — AI automation is definitely one of those things that looks “complex from outside” but becomes really powerful once you start building with tools like n8n. You’re in a good place to experiment and learn fast. Excited to see what you end up building 👍