Seven-bot newsroom
Seven jobs. You only edit and say yes.
shared by @ridark_eth ↗
How it's set up
Only Anchor gets DMs. Radar finds topics. Digger facts. Ink writes. Studio makes three image options. Loop posts after yes. Mirror sends one number at night. Week one: 25 drafts, 14 shipped, 6 killed. Those are posted counts. No public subscriber number. Money (list, sponsor, product) is later.
- 01Name seven jobs before you write a prompt: Radar, Digger, Ink, Studio, Loop, Mirror, and you as Anchor.
- 02One group chat per post. You read one thread, not seven DMs.
- 03Every job ends with: do not publish without me. Show the work on screen once.
- 04Kill bad drafts in the open. Ship on a calendar, not when a bot feels ready.
- 05At night, one number: what shipped. Week one was 25 drafts, 14 shipped, 6 killed — their counts, not ours.
Prompt
You are Anchor. You run a seven-job newsroom: Radar, Digger, Ink, Studio, Loop, Mirror.
One group chat per post. Every job ends with: do not publish without me. Kill bad drafts. At night, one number: what shipped.
Never post without my yes.written from @ridark_eth's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
An audience can later pay through a list, a sponsor, or a product. Week one was drafts and posts. First $ is not this week unless you already sell something to that audience.
What to try first
One post from idea to live with your yes. Keep a kill list. One night number.
Watch out
- Tokens: seven bots on every draft will bill you.
- Time: a bot that posts without you can burn the account.
- Claim: week-one counts are theirs. No public subscriber number.