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Turn YouTube research into X threads and LinkedIn posts weekly

A Chinese developer blogger set up OpenClaw to mine YouTube for topics every Monday, draft X threads and LinkedIn posts, and wait for approval in Telegram. He says it sharply cut the time he spends on content each day.

OpenClawAdded Oct 13, 2026

What they did

He installed a YouTube skill to watch chosen channels and keywords and scheduled a topic research run every Monday at 9am. He iterated the drafting prompts for X threads and LinkedIn long posts more than ten times, connected both platforms through their APIs with keys kept in environment variables, and added a Telegram review step so nothing posts without his confirmation. A weekly job summarizes performance into a report.

How it went

The poster says His daily content time dropped sharply, and he now edits a small part of each AI draft instead of writing from scratch.

Good to know

Early hooks were weak, drafts often ran over length limits and the AI sometimes missed the source's main point; he rates the output as far from perfect and keeps a human check. No follower or engagement numbers are shared.

A prompt to try

Every Monday at <time>, check new videos from <YouTube channels> about <topic keywords> and pick the three most useful ideas. For each, draft one X thread under <character limit> per post and one LinkedIn post, each with a strong first line. Send the drafts to me in <chat app> and publish only the ones I approve.

Source

eastondev.com · published Feb 27, 2026 · checked Oct 13, 2026

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