Introduce yourself & share your goal 🏆 We’d love to get to know you! - 🌍 Where are you from? - 🎯 What’s one goal you’re working toward? - 🎮 What do you do for fun? Drop your answers in the comments ⬇️ --- Once you've said hi, here's how to get the most out of this community. Two things to do in your first 24 hours: 1️⃣ Head to YouTube Resources and grab whatever's relevant to what you're working on. Every video Marcus publishes drops in there with the companion files. 2️⃣ Post in Show Your Build the moment you start something. Feedback before you ship beats feedback after. That's where most of the community lives. What's where: - Questions ❓: stuck on anything, drop it here. We check daily. - Wins 🥇: shipped something or got a result, post it. Real numbers welcome. - Show Your Build 🚧: WIP critique. The most active part of the community. - Job Board 💰: hire help here, find work here. - General discussion 💬: open chat, AI news takes, what you're working on. What's coming: Automators+ is coming soon. Drop a 🚀 in the comments to get first access when it opens. Let's build.

I recorded one raw intro clip, pointing at where I wanted things to go. GPT-6 Astra and HyperFrames turned it into a finished edit: a title, cards, captions, the websites I've built sliding past and last week's video playing in a window. In this video I break down how it works, then run it live. Here's the five-step process: Step 1, Transcribe: It transcribes your raw clip word by word. You can use OpenAI's Whisper model or an external tool like ElevenLabs, which is a bit faster. Step 2, Cut: From the transcript it makes the cuts: silences, stumbles, the dead space at the start and the end. Step 3, Plan the beats: Every cue you say becomes a moment on screen. When I say the cards coming in from the left, cards come in from the left. If you record yourself pointing and saying it, most of the plan is already done. Step 4, Build with HyperFrames: HyperFrames is HeyGen's locally hosted video editor. Astra pushes the cut video and the beat plan into it and builds the motion layers on top. Step 5, Verify: It watches the result back. If something's wrong it replans the beats and rebuilds. In the live run I show the exact prompt: where the raw clip is, which cues I say, where my websites and last video live. I ask for a plan first. It comes back as a timed map of every cue and what goes there. I say go, it builds the edit. When I wanted one change, keeping my background when I shrink into the corner, I just asked for it in the chat. To get started you need the HyperFrames skill. Copy the GitHub link, paste it into your GPT-6 Astra chat and tell it to install the skill. At the end I show three shorts built with HyperFrames from my long-form videos. Fair warning: Astra burns through tokens. For the quality you get, it's worth it. Resources: HyperFrames → https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes

My faceless pages have done nearly 70 million views on TikTok and YouTube in about a month. I have not recorded a single video for them. In this video I show the back end in Claude Code. The skill is free, links below. Here is the flow in the video: Step 1, Setup: Open the Claude Code desktop app (VS Code works too), open the skill folder and tell Claude to set it up. It asks for three keys: the Higgsfield API, Apify and Blotato. It tests each key with a free call, then lists the social accounts you have connected to Blotato. Step 2, Connect your pages: In Blotato it is one button per platform. Log in with TikTok, log in with YouTube, done. That is what lets Claude post for you. Step 3, Research a niche: One command. I used oddly satisfying. It runs six YouTube searches plus an Apify TikTok scraper at the same time and comes back with the clips doing the numbers, each with its link. Not happy with what came back? Run it again until you find a style worth recreating. Step 4, Make the page (if you need one): No page yet? The skill gives you name ideas, checks the handle on both platforms, then makes a logo and a banner. Step 5, Recreate a clip: Pick a row and ask Claude to recreate it with Seedance 2.5 through the Higgsfield API. My first version was not great, so I told it what to change and the second one was much closer. Step 6, Post it: Tell Claude to post it through Blotato. It can drop clips into your posting times, or post one straight away. I posted mine unlisted first to check it landed. The real power is batching. Once your style is locked in, ask for a month of posts in one go and schedule them all. Setup guide, you only do it once: https://github.com/automatorsplus/faceless-page-factory-skill/blob/main/.claude/skills/faceless-page-factory/SETUP.md Resources: The skill: https://github.com/automatorsplus/faceless-page-factory-skill