He built an AI production team with Codex: 15 clips went from half a day to 1 hour
hugobowne · x · 2026-10-12
hugobowne details his Codex-powered AI production pipeline: after a livestream, Codex polls Zoom until the recording and transcript are ready, then selects, cuts, captions, and uploads clip drafts to YouTube. Before streams it produces an editable checklist; after guest prep calls it retrieves transcripts and drafts questions, titles, and thumbnails. Making 15 clips dropped from half a day to 1 hour. Pitfalls included an agent inventing its own version of his logo; he now runs separate review agents for fonts/layout while keeping editorial approval himself.
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