@petergyang: Because Instagram and TikTok APIs are garbage, I have this crazy Codex workflow that makes video clips for me (ffmpeg f…
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Peter Yang shares a workflow using OpenAI Codex and ffmpeg to automate video clip creation and scheduling via browser automation for Instagram and TikTok APIs.
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Because Instagram and TikTok APIs are garbage, I have this crazy Codex workflow that makes video clips for me (ffmpeg ftw) and then uses browser use for Meta Business Suite and TikTok UI to schedule them.
I’m always worried it’ll fall over since there are like 20+ steps and UI button clicks but so far so good.
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