Hiring an AI employee for ghostwriting's "second job": voice guides, calendars, and approval queues
nikola_mr64990 · x · 2026-11-05
Ghostwriting is two jobs: writing in someone else's voice, and everything around it. The author's AI employee Viktor now owns the second job — the voice guide per account (built from 40 client posts, the 3 best performers, and banned words), the publishing calendar, and the approval queue. Key principle: Viktor doesn't own the voice itself or the final yes — he proposes, the human approves, then it posts, a gate the author calls non-negotiable when managing someone else's personal brand. Ends with a product plug.
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