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How to automate writing and publishing content with an AI agent
I looked through 63 real cases about writing and publishing content and pulled out what people actually did, the prompts they used and the places it went sideways. No theory, no invented success stories.
What people actually do
- Design product labels and produce SDS sheets
- Cancel Adobe subscription without early termination fee
- Apply to 50 jobs in under 30 minutes
- Bizarre AI bots arguing on the timeline (unverified)
- Write, design and post social content from a Google Sheet
- Scan thrift store items and flag good deals
- Run a Shopify store overnight
- Reading list turned into a podcast
Browse all 1081 cases to see the rest.
Prompts to start from
These are the reusable prompts from real cases. Swap in your own details, run it once on something low-stakes, and read what the agent did before you trust it.
Creative task: design product labels and produce SDS sheets. Outline first, then draft. Preserve my voice; ask before posting publicly.
Creative task: cancel Adobe subscription without early termination fee. Outline first, then draft. Preserve my voice; ask before posting publicly.
Tools that show up most
Custom agent (11), Grok Bot (10), Claude Code (10), ChatGPT Agent (4), Replit Agent (4), ChatGPT (3).
Guardrails
Start small: run it once on a low-stakes example, read what the agent did, and only then let it run on real work.
Where it went wrong, or nearly did
- Bizarre AI bots arguing on the timeline (unverified): Apparent bots arguing online. Nobody has shown who or what wrote it, so it stays unverified.
More mess: the AI agent fails page. Related: the prompt library.