
The client is a thought leader and content creator in the AI and critical thinking space, publishing across Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok and Threads. The audience expects sharp, well-formatted posts with strong visual assets. Producing all of that from a single piece of source content every week meant hours of manual work per video.
The existing process was manual end to end. Record a video or audio piece. Write posts by hand for each platform. Separately source or create images. Schedule everything individually. One video could take a full day to turn into a complete content batch.

Content production was the bottleneck. The client had strong source material but no system to move it efficiently from raw transcript to published post. Each platform needed its own format, its own tone calibration, and its own image. Doing this manually for 5 platforms per piece of content was not sustainable at volume.
On top of that, there was no consistent quality check. Posts could drift from the client’s documented brand voice. Images were inconsistent. There was no audit trail for what had been generated, what had been approved, or what had actually been sent to the scheduler.
The cost of inaction was clear: less content shipped, inconsistent brand presence, and the client spending time on production instead of creation.
We built a full AI content production system connecting Airtable, n8n, OpenRouter, fal.ai, and Metricool. The client adds a video URL or transcript to Airtable, sets post counts per platform, and the system handles everything from there.
The Airtable base (appHycd0ezRD9vpFE) serves as the command center. It holds brand assets, platform-specific prompt libraries, AI model configuration, creative style templates, and a full post lifecycle from generation through approval to scheduling.
Seven n8n workflows run the production pipeline:



The Prompt Library in Airtable stores per-platform writing prompts aligned to the client’s brand voice document. Each prompt includes exact rules: banned words, tone markers, structure requirements, and output format (JSON). The system picks the right prompt automatically based on platform.

Image generation uses a training image approach. A branded template image is stored in Airtable. The system analyzes it, generates a prompt that preserves the layout while replacing the text content, and submits to fal.ai. The client selects and approves the generated image inside the Airtable interface before it moves to scheduling.









A single video transcript now produces 15 platform-formatted posts in one automated run. The client reviews, approves, and schedules from a single Airtable interface without touching any other tool until the final send to Metricool.
The brand voice prompt library means every post is pre-calibrated to the client’s documented tone rules before it reaches them for review. Rewrites that previously required starting from scratch now happen in one click with optional context notes.
The AI usage tracker logs every model call with cost and workflow attribution. The client has full visibility into what the system is spending and where.

Before: Record content. Manually write posts for each platform. Separately find or create images. Schedule one by one. Repeat every week.
After: Add transcript to Airtable. Click Generate Content. Review AI-generated posts in the Content Planning interface. Click Generate Text For Image. Click Generate Post Image. Approve image. Click Go To Scheduling Page. Done.

If you’re producing content at volume and spending more time on production than creation, this is a solvable problem.
We build AI content automation systems tailored to your brand voice, platforms, and existing tools.