Thinking in Public
I keep an idea bank: a spreadsheet, ideas added through the day, sometimes one line, sometimes a paragraph of context on what to add.
From that outline, Claude writes a short post. Then a separate workflow builds the cover image on Nano Banana, with a prompt matched to that post's own context.
I clean up the template and the idea, and I try not to be a perfectionist about it. Sixty percent is good enough as long as the idea is there. Then it posts.
Ideas added to a spreadsheet through the day, point-form context and all.
Claude turns the outline into a short post. One line or a long description, either works.
A separate workflow builds it on Nano Banana, prompt matched to the post.
Clean the template, ship the idea. Perfect can wait.
Once a week I look at everything that posted and film myself explaining it.
I cut the raw footage myself. Claude still isn't good at editing content.
Removes the background, adds the images, posts it to every platform through Blotato. One video a day.
My idea. My edit, on camera. Everything after that is the machine: the writing, the image, the caption, the fan-out. The volume that produces is its own post.
I'm at video number 50. By 100 it'll match how I talk better than it does now. By 200, better again.