Mission 11 / Publishing

Social Intelligence Engine

Documented build; public proof pending

A FastAPI webhook pipeline that turns a Hyperagent (ChatGPT) content brief into a founder-approved, published social post — sourcing real editorial photography, staging drafts, and gating publish on human approval.

The problem

Founder-brand social publishing needed a repeatable pipeline that could take a content brief, attach real (non-AI-slop) photography, and never publish without a human sign-off, without manual folder shuffling between drafting and publishing.

My responsibility

Built the FastAPI webhook server, Unsplash sourcing integration, Founder OS folder-stage pipeline, Telegram approval gate, campaign API, and blog-indexed comment-link resolution.

System route

The architecture below is a readable abstraction of the documented workflow, not a simulated live execution.

  1. Receive a content brief via webhook from Hyperagent
  2. Source real editorial photography via the Unsplash API
  3. Stage the draft in a tracked Founder OS folder
  4. Send an interactive Telegram approval card to the founder
  5. Move the asset to the approved-for-publishing folder on approval

Reliability notes

  • Publishing is explicitly gated on a human Telegram approval step before any asset is marked approved.
  • Deployed configuration and public run history are still pending evidence capture.

Evidence currently available

  • Architecture description
  • Webhook payload schema
  • Founder-approval-gated publishing flow

Technology used

  • FastAPI
  • Python
  • Unsplash API
  • Telegram Bot API
  • Supabase
  • Vercel

Evidence still being recovered

Client-approved metrics, execution recordings, exact delivery dates, and sanitized implementation artifacts will be added only after verification. This dossier deliberately avoids unsupported impact claims.

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