Social Media Content Engine
Content ships on a schedule, with a human in the loop to review and post — a nightly pipeline that reviews what's already been said, plans tomorrow, and drafts it.
A content calendar dies the week it's made.
Planning a month of posts in one sitting feels productive right up until week two, when there's no time left to actually write anything, and the calendar just becomes a list of things that didn't happen. Posting consistently needs something that plans and drafts every single day, not a burst of intention once a month.
Every night, the same discipline.
Review
Recent posts and prior analysis are pulled first, so tomorrow's plan doesn't repeat what's already been said.
Plan
Tomorrow's content is planned and turned into a generation prompt — copy and a visual concept, not just a topic.
Draft
The prompt is sent out, generated, and parsed into a usable draft — caption and image prompt both ready to review.
Queue
The draft lands in the content queue, with a nightly heads-up and a weekly batch summary posted to Slack.
The actual stack.
One pipeline, 4 stages.
The n8n canvas, in full.
What lands in Slack.
From prompt to asset.
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