AI Can Now Automate Content and Analytics Workflows
ShakeelHashim · x · 2026-07-15
In a Slack message, the author encouraged the team to be bolder with AI usage, highlighting two practical examples:
- An LLM generated a Substack article draft directly from a Google Doc and auto-deployed it. It autonomously populated the title, summary, body, recommendation modules, and subscription/share buttons, configuring everything on Google Cloud for the whole team to use.
- To visualize open rates for a Substack post, the model independently created a time-series dashboard by periodically taking backend screenshots and feeding the extracted data into an existing analytics sheet.
The takeaway: these models are sufficiently agentic to automate manual drudgery that previously required human effort.
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