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Distribution Autopilot Kit

Agents that run your site after it's built — and tell you when they didn't.

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Nine agent plays that publish what you wrote, measure what happened, catch when the world moves under your claims, and supervise each other. Built around one rule: a run that produces none of its declared artifacts is a failure, however cleanly the agent exited. Extracted from a three-brand fleet where three scheduled jobs reported green for days while writing nothing.

$ tree distribution-autopilot/✓ actual contents
distribution-autopilot/
├── README.md · INSTALL.md · RUN-UNATTENDED.md · LICENSE
├── plays/                    ← 9 agent skills
│   ├── ops-supervisor/            daily — watches the other eight
│   ├── content-shredder/          daily — one page → per-platform drafts
│   ├── demand-watch/              daily — what people actually asked
│   ├── tool-watch/                daily — what moved in your space
│   ├── freshness-check/           weekly — what changed under your claims
│   ├── weekly-analytics/          weekly — snapshot → what to do next
│   ├── aeo-weekly/                weekly — fix the most wrong page
│   ├── visibility-tracker/        weekly — are you cited, and by whom
│   └── reddit-scout/              2×/week — drafts, never posts
├── ops/                      ← collect + publish workers (hold the keys)
├── templates/                ← distribution.yaml, CI workflows, webhook
└── verify.py                 ← "is this actually working?"

Why it's different

  • Credentials never reach a scheduled agent — collectors hold keys, plays read sanitized JSON from git
  • Auto-posts to dev.to and Bluesky; LinkedIn, Twitter and HN go to a Telegram approve/skip queue
  • Reddit subreddit posting is human-only by design — bans are by domain and permanent
  • Guards refuse rather than degrade: over-limit posts, missing canonical URLs, and failed sends all retry instead of silently passing
  • Works with zero credentials — you get drafts in git, and each key turns on one more channel

Runs unattended

The recurring skills in this kit ship with a scheduling procedure — not a guide for you to follow, but a file your agent reads and executes. Paste one line; it installs to the right directory for your platform, creates the schedule, and proves the first run actually wrote something.

paste into your agent

Read RUN-UNATTENDED.md in this folder and put this kit's plays on a schedule for my platform, verifying each step.

Unattended execution support by agent platform
PlatformRuns with your laptop closedHow
Claude CodeYes — Anthropic's cloudRoutines, hourly or slower
HermesOnly while its host stays upcron, any interval
CodexNeeds a scheduler you owncodex exec + launchd or CI

Every scheduled run has to name the file it must write, and records a result either way. A run that finishes cleanly having produced nothing is recorded as a failure — which is the difference between automation you can leave alone and automation that has quietly stopped working.

Questions, answered

Do I need Claude specifically?+

No. The plays are SKILL.md files — hand the kit to Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, or anything that reads them. INSTALL.md and RUN-UNATTENDED.md are written for the installing agent, and cover scheduling on Claude Routines, Hermes cron, codex exec, and GitHub Actions.

Is this the same as the SEO, AI & Syndication Kit?+

No — they are opposite halves. That kit BUILDS a programmatic site. This one RUNS a site that already exists: publishing, measurement, accuracy checks, and a supervisor. They compose, and neither requires the other.

What if I have no analytics?+

Set the provider to none and Search Console becomes your audience signal. The kit ships adapters for Cloudflare D1 and GA4, and it refuses to pretend a configured-but-broken source is working — that distinction is most of the point.

Does it post to Reddit?+

To your own profile, optionally. Never to a subreddit. Reddit bans by domain rather than by account and it is not reversible, so the Reddit play drafts comments and a human posts them. That is not configurable.

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