After watching Razvan's Tribe OS video and seeing how he chains Claude Code + Remotion + Blotato, I went down the rabbit hole and built my own version - but for a Romanian AI blog that runs completely on autopilot.
The blog publishes 3 times a week (Mon/Wed/Fri at 07:03 EEST). No human in the loop. Here's what happens every cycle:
Article pipeline: - Scouts trending topics in Romania (cross-references 5+ sources)
- Checks the last 4 published articles to avoid duplicates - Writes a 1400-1600 word article with full SEO optimization (RankMath meta, keyword density, internal linking)
- Generates a cover image with AI - Publishes to WordPress as a scheduled post - Pings Google/Bing/Yandex via IndexNow
Video pipeline (this is where Razvan's work helped):
- v1 was directly inspired by what Razvan showed - image slideshow style with TTS voiceover. Worked, but felt generic
- v2 is where it gets interesting - switched to Veo 3.1 for actual AI-generated video with built-in Romanian narration. No separate TTS needed. The AI generates cinematic scenes related to the article topic with voice already baked in.
Pipeline: article published in the morning → extract key points → generate Veo 3.1 video (9:16, ~30s) → transcribe with HappyScribe → auto-correct Romanian subtitles → burn subs with ffmpeg → publish to TikTok at 18:00 (peak hours Romania)
Cost: ~$0.50 per full cycle (article + cover image + video + subtitles + posting)
Bonus automations:
- AI auto-replies to blog comments (contextual, matches the blog's personality)
- Slack notifications for every new comment - Self-hosted analytics (no cookies, GDPR-clean)
- Newsletter capture on autopilot
The whole thing was built in about 58 hours from zero to fully autonomous. Stack: Claude Code + n8n + WordPress + Veo 3.1 + HappyScribe + ffmpeg.
Blog is live at botescu.robomarketing.ro if you want to see the output - but is romanian language...sry for that :(
- thank you for the Tribe OS video and this community. v1 of my video pipeline wouldn't exist without your work here. Question for the group: anyone else running a fully autonomous content pipeline? Curious what your publishing frequency and costs look like.