Hi builders, wanted to share something I've been working on. It has helped me 3x my following in 5 days. No name yet. Just calling it my content studio. I built an all-in-one solution that handles the full loop: ideation → writing → socialization → distribution → monitoring. Why this exists: My creative process usually starts with starts with an unformed idea. I yap with AI to flesh it out. But there's a gap: I also need to know what's happening externally. What are people talking about? What's trending in my space? I don't want to context switch. I want less windows. The studio bridges that gap and allows me to hop between X/Reddit seamlessly. It unifies my personal perspective with what's going on in the world and keeps me grounded, so to speak. How it works: → Posts are Markdown. My blog is Markdown. My notes are Markdown. The studio works natively with that. Also I love Markdown. → Research pipeline. Every day it searches the web, Twitter, and Reddit for topics I care about. AI, edge computing, building in public, etc. It scores and deduplicates results, then I have AI distill it into structured themes and talking points. → Daily brief. Instead of raw data dumps, I get a narrative intelligence brief each morning. What's happening, why it matters, how it connects to what I'm building. It reads like a smart friend's morning rundown, not a pipeline report. → Content discovery. It finds conversations where people are already discussing my topics and surfaces the ones worth engaging with. → Blog amplification. When I publish a post, it finds matching conversations on Twitter and Reddit and suggests natural ways to share it. → Brief history. I can scroll through past briefs to see how topics evolve over time. Patterns emerge that I'd miss day-to-day. The stack: It's a local-first app: Node server with SQLite, React frontend, Gemini for the AI pipeline. I also implement skills graphs and fully built-in @arscontexta's skill graph concept so that it can learn and evolve over time (Also because I really wanted to make use of my Google Workspace and see how Gemini performs with a skill graph). I use SearXNG for search to help manage costs. What's next: Still iterating. The daily brief just got an upgrade from template-based to LLM-generated narratives, and I'm cleaning up the UI to separate the brief viewer from the triage workflow. Shipping rough, improving daily. Thinking about handing this off to @openclaw but I'm not entirely sure yet. If you're building your own systems or have questions about the approach, happy to go deeper on any piece of this.

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