One-person content team: Opus 5.5 plans while HyperFrames renders video
The author runs a content pipeline on a single Claude subscription: Opus 5.5 makes decisions, Haiku scans accounts, Sonnet breaks down viral posts, Opus writes drafts, and finally Opus renders video locally with HyperFrames.
A STACK IS WHAT YOU PAY FOR. A CREW IS WHO CHECKS WHOM One founder's Grok Bot setup costs $165 a month. The part I'd copy first is a rule with no price tag: bots draft, a morning report and audit bots watch them, he presses YES. My X content desk runs the same way on one Claude plan: ↳ Opus 5.5 plans and decides, and that's all it does ↳ a Haiku agent scans 34 accounts a day for posts over 5K views ↳ a Sonnet agent breaks the 10K+ ones into moves: 100+ posts, 30+ skeletons, 20+ angles so far ↳ an Opus writer drafts 3 variants, and each must pass a uniqueness check and an anti-slop pass ↳ Opus renders the video on my machine with HyperFrames, Anatomy and Mixkit sound Obsidian keeps the notes. Obsidian, HyperFrames and Mixkit cost me $0. Five roles, two checks, and nothing goes live until I hit post. Which of your bots can publish without you?
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