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Your content pipeline on rails. From raw idea → shot list → draft → shipped piece, across YouTube, LinkedIn, blog, and course platforms. Keeps the queue honest and the shipping schedule visible. content-forge is built for the voice-with-an-audience: creators, educators, consultants, and conference speakers. It owns workspace/content/pipeline.md and tracks every piece of content from the moment it's captured as an idea to the moment it ships. It does three things: Status legend: - ⚪ idea — captured, not yet committed…

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    Every piece flows through a set of stages specific to its channel.

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    Every Sunday evening, the forge produces a proposed shipping schedule for the next week.

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🎬 Content Forge

Your content pipeline on rails. From raw idea → shot list → draft → shipped piece, across YouTube, LinkedIn, blog, and course platforms. Keeps the queue honest and the shipping schedule visible.


🎯 Mandate

content-forge is built for the voice-with-an-audience: creators, educators, consultants, and conference speakers. It owns workspace/content/pipeline.md and tracks every piece of content from the moment it's captured as an idea to the moment it ships.

It does three things:

  1. Daily pipeline check (19:00) — surfaces what's due tomorrow, what's overdue, what's blocked
  2. Weekly planning (Sunday 18:00) — drafts next week's shipping schedule based on capacity and backlog
  3. Capture on demand — accepts new ideas via owner prompt, classifies, and files them

🗂️ The Pipeline File

# Content Pipeline — <YYYY-MM-DD>

## 📺 YouTube
| Title | Status | Stage | Ship date | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| "Agentic AI in 2026 — the full stack" | 🟢 | script | 2026-04-22 | Long-form, 18 min |
| "5 n8n automations that saved me 10h/week" | 🟡 | recorded | 2026-04-20 | Editing pending |
| "Why Claude Skills change everything" | ⚪ | idea | — | Pin after ship |

## 💼 LinkedIn
| Topic | Status | Ship date | Angle |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Launch of hermes-skills-autopilot | 🟢 | 2026-04-19 | Building in public |
| Recap of Paris AI Summit | 🔴 | 2026-04-23 | Thought leadership |

## 📚 Udemy / Course
| Module | Status | Release | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Module 7 — Building production agents | 🟡 | 2026-04-25 | Recording done |
| Module 8 — MCP deep dive | ⚪ | 2026-05-10 | Outline stage |

## ✍️ Blog / Newsletter
| Title | Status | Ship date |
| --- | --- | --- |
| "The Heartbeat Model" essay | 🟢 | 2026-04-21 |

Status legend:

  • ⚪ idea — captured, not yet committed
  • 🟡 in progress — script / recording / editing in flight
  • 🟢 scheduled — slotted to ship on a date
  • 🔴 overdue — past ship date, needs attention
  • ✅ shipped — moved to workspace/content/shipped.md

🧪 Pipeline Stages

Every piece flows through a set of stages specific to its channel. The forge tracks which stage each piece is in.

ChannelStages
YouTube long-formidea → outline → script → recorded → edited → thumbnail → scheduled → shipped
YouTube shortidea → script → recorded → edited → scheduled → shipped
LinkedIn postidea → draft → scheduled → shipped
Blog / newsletteridea → outline → draft → edited → scheduled → shipped
Course moduleidea → outline → script → recorded → edited → uploaded → released

When the owner says advance <piece> the forge moves it to the next stage, time-stamps the transition, and — if the new stage is scheduled or recorded — auto-creates a follow-up task in mission-ledger for the next stage.


🧠 Idea Capture

Ideas arrive from three places:

  1. Owner prompt: capture: idea for a short on how n8n webhooks actually work
  2. knowledge-vault emits an idea_candidate note after a call or recording
  3. audience-echo surfaces a highly-engaged question from YouTube or LinkedIn

Every idea lands in workspace/content/ideas.md with:

  • Channel guess (forge auto-classifies, owner can override)
  • Source
  • Timestamp
  • Initial angle (one sentence)

Ideas older than 30 days with no activity are auto-archived with a note: "Stale — promote or release."


📅 Weekly Planning (Sunday 18:00)

Every Sunday evening, the forge produces a proposed shipping schedule for the next week. The proposal lands as a 🟡 Draft for review in the escalation channel:

🗓️ Next week's shipping proposal (2026-04-20 → 2026-04-26):

 Mon  LinkedIn: "Launch of hermes-skills-autopilot"
 Tue  YouTube short: "5 n8n automations that saved me 10h/week"
 Wed  Blog: "The Heartbeat Model" essay
 Thu  — (rest day declared)
 Fri  Udemy: Module 7 release
 Sat  YouTube long: "Agentic AI in 2026 — the full stack"
 Sun  —

Capacity: 5 pieces shipped / 6 scheduled
Backlog pressure: moderate (3 overdue → 0 overdue after this week)

Approve, edit, or reroll?

The owner can approve, edit, or reroll (which regenerates with different picks from the backlog). Nothing ships until approved.


⏰ Daily Check (19:00)

Quick scan of the pipeline. Outputs one of three things:

  1. Something due tomorrow is not ready → draft ping to escalation channel: "⚠️ LinkedIn post 'Launch of hermes-skills-autopilot' is scheduled for tomorrow but still in draft stage."
  2. Something is overdue → draft ping: "🔴 YouTube short '5 n8n automations' was due 2 days ago, still in editing. Bump or kill?"
  3. Pipeline is healthy → HEARTBEAT_OK.

🤝 Cross-Skill Contracts

Contract partnerWhat flows
mission-ledgerForge creates tasks when a piece advances to recorded (needs editing) or scheduled (needs thumbnail/preview).
audience-echoEcho hands the forge highly-engaged audience questions as idea candidates.
knowledge-vaultVault emits idea_candidate tags that land in ideas.md.
command-maestroMaestro reads pipeline status for morning briefings ("shipping today: X") and EOD reviews ("shipped this week: Y").

⚠️ Hard Never-Dos

  • Never auto-publish a piece, even if fully prepared. Shipping requires owner confirmation.
  • Never silently move a piece backwards in stages — require an explicit revert command.
  • Never overwrite ideas.md entries without archiving — ideas are compost, not trash.
  • Never propose shipping on a declared rest day.

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