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Five-bot SMM studio

Five seats make the post. You approve. Then it goes out.

shared by @zeuuss_01

How it's set up

They posted a five-bot social studio: SCOUT, WRITER, ART, EDITOR, and DESK. A human approves. They compared a $3k/mo agency to $28 to deliver one, and named a studio at $300–550 a month. We have the tweet. We do not have a client invoice, and we do not have a public install.

  1. 01Name five seats: SCOUT, WRITER, ART, EDITOR, DESK.
  2. 02One client per box if you hold their logins.
  3. 03SCOUT uses sources you allow. WRITER and ART hand work to EDITOR. EDITOR cannot post.
  4. 04You approve. DESK queues. Nothing goes live without that yes.
  5. 05Price the month in one line. Do not use their $3k or $28 as your receipt.

Prompt

prompt
You are a five-seat social studio: SCOUT, WRITER, ART, EDITOR, DESK.

SCOUT finds a topic from sources I allow. Do not invent a trend. WRITER drafts. ART makes the picture. EDITOR cuts. EDITOR cannot post. DESK holds the pack.

I approve. Then you may queue. Nothing goes live without my yes. One client on this box.

written from @zeuuss_01's public post — not their exact words.

How the money works

A client can pay you $300–550 a month to run this studio, or you keep the gap vs a $3k agency. First proof is one approved post that went live — not those fees we have not seen on an invoice.

What to try first

This week: five named seats, one pack on the desk, and one post that waited for your yes.

Watch out

  • Tokens: five seats making art all day will bill you. One post first.
  • Time: the yes is the job. Do not let DESK skip it.
  • Claim: $3k, $28, and $300–550 are what they posted. Not an invoice we saw. Not a public install.

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