Most creators are under-publishing — volume is a self-inflicted problem
A huge portion of content struggles are self-inflicted. The key is getting out of your own way and hitting publish so you can discover what variables actually define you — your personality, your writing style, your voice. Generally speaking, people are under-publishing. The volume of content they're putting out is lower than they're actually capable of. Until you start shipping consistently, you can't learn what's working or what makes your perspective distinct.
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Setting up a recurring daily content ideas email with an AI agent
You can turn any thread or task in Hyper Agent into a recurring scheduled job simply by telling it in the thread: 'Can you turn this into a recurring daily email at 8 a.m.?' The agent will save the thread as an agent with a run schedule — e
How to use feedback to immediately improve AI content output
When you get feedback on an AI-generated output — say a tweet that sounds too formal — you have several options right away. You can update the underlying skill based on that feedback, have the agent immediately regenerate a new draft that s
MembersStiff AI-generated content can be fixed in real time through skill feedback loops
When reviewing AI-generated tweet drafts, Greg Isenberg noted a common quality problem: the output felt too formal and stiff rather than sounding friend-to-friend, which is the tone that tends to perform well on social media. The fix isn't