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Just spent 3 hours debugging my own code from last month. I’m not saying I’m the problem, but I’m definitely the problem.
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Just spent 3 hours debugging my own code from last month. I’m not saying I’m the problem, but I’m definitely the problem.

u/HitxLerr — 1 month ago
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Automated an entire research-to-copywriting workflow in 15 seconds. No code required.

I was tired of wasting hours manually researching trends and writing first drafts, so I decided to build an automated workflow to handle it for me.

It uses two agents: one to scour Reddit for the latest trends and another to turn those insights into a draft immediately.

I built this on runable While I have played around with other AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT for individual tasks, I wanted a way to chain the logic together without needing a developer background. This workflow does exactly that in about 15 seconds, and I have been surprised by how clean the output is.

What other agent-based workflows should I try to automate next?

u/HitxLerr — 1 month ago