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Self-hosted podcast auto-chapter pipeline

One show. One pipeline. You still check the chapters.

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How it's set up

Built his own server pipeline that auto-adds chapters to every incoming podcast and builds a topic list, in two days of prompting, they posted. We have the tweet. We did not sit the pipeline. No dollar. No public install.

  1. 01Use a podcast you already make or host. Not a fake show.
  2. 02Ask Grok Bot to add chapters and a topic list for one episode. You still listen.
  3. 03Two days of prompting is their clock. Cap the run.
  4. 04Their pipeline sits on their own server. Do not invent a host.
  5. 05Write a sale from money you took. Do not invent a dollar.

Prompt

We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.

How the money works

A show with chapters can later sell ads or a paid feed. They posted no dollar. First proof is one episode with chapters you checked — not two days copied from the tweet.

What to try first

This week: one episode you already have, chapters you check, and a topic list you read.

Watch out

  • Tokens: every incoming episode can burn the week. Cap the run.
  • Time: one checked episode beats a two-day pipeline you cannot show.
  • Claim: A self-hosted server pipeline that auto-adds chapters to every incoming podcast and builds a topic list, in two days of prompting, is what they posted. Not a pipeline we sat. Not a public install.

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