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Marketing autopilot

Skill dasein108/slope-studio/.agent-instructions/skills/marketing-autopilot

"Automated AI short-video studio: idea → published YouTube Short, $0.06/video"

Install
npx -y skills add dasein108/slope-studio --skill marketing-autopilot

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Use SPECIFICALLY for hands-off SCHEDULING of the growth loop — the unattended driver that keeps a channel turning on a cron/interval with no operator in the seat. Each tick it asks the engine what's due (measure matured videos / reflect / refill the backlog / produce the next bet) and does that ONE action, handling the deferred-measurement timing automatically — then defers the actual step-level work to the per-step skills. Set it on a recurring schedule (the /loop or /schedule skill, or cron). For a single manual step, invoke that step's skill directly instead.

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marketing-autopilot — run the loop on its own

The loop self-improves only if it keeps turning. This driver turns it. The hard part — a published video must mature ~48–72h before its metrics mean anything — is handled by the engine (studio/marketing/loop.py): it's a state machine over time, so each tick does the single action that's actually due, never blindly publish→measure in one go.

One tick = ask the engine, do the one due action

studio marketing tick --channel <name> --json

Returns the next action with everything you need:

nextwhat to do (agent-driven)
measurestudio marketing measure --channel <name>measure_due videos have matured
learninvoke marketing-measure-learn (its learn step: reflect → strategy); enough new measurements accrued
ideateinvoke marketing-ideate (web-search + recall → bets); backlog is low
produceinvoke marketing-deploy for produce_entry at produce_max_cost
idlenothing due — sleep until the next tick (maturation / cadence wait)

Do that ONE action, then tick again. Prefer the lego-block skills for the creative steps (ideate/learn/produce) so the thinking is yours; measure is deterministic.

Running it continuously

Pick a cadence (ticks every few hours are plenty — the engine gates the real timing):

  • Agent-driven (smartest): use the /loop skill to re-invoke this skill on an interval, or /schedule to register a cron routine. Each firing: tick --json → do the due action.
  • Headless (no agent): studio marketing autopilot --channel <name> [--produce] does one tick using the SCRIPTED ideate/learn fallbacks. Producing spends money + publishes, so it's gated behind --produce. Wire it to cron for fully unattended operation.

Before first run — configure the channel

studio marketing budget --channel <name> --per-minute 0.40   # or --per-video 0.60  (sizes --max-cost)
studio marketing tick   --channel <name>                     # see what it would do

Cadence/maturation knobs live in Journal.loop (maturation_hours 60, min_hours_between_produces 20, daily_produce_cap 2, learn_every 3, backlog_min 2, target_duration_s 60) — edit runs/_marketing/<name>/journal.json to tune.

Cold-start

While < 10 videos are deployed the engine/ideate stay in exploration (diverse bets); it won't over-exploit a baseline that doesn't exist yet. Measurement still runs, but outcomes read cold-start until the portfolio is big enough to rank.

Memory

Reads the whole journal to decide; each delegated step writes its own slice. learn stamps last_learn_at; link stamps published_at (the maturation clock). Memory model: docs/50-marketing/memory.md.

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