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AI-Powered Content Automation Pipeline
Integration: Apify → OpenAI → Buffer
I built an automated content pipeline using Apify, OpenAI, and Buffer.
The flow watches the Apify actor run from a scraper I rented on Apify, pulls the structured dataset items, uses OpenAI to generate text and images, and automatically publishes the final output via Buffer.
Key capabilities:
It monitors real-time Apify actor executions
AI-generated text using OpenAI (GPT models)
AI-generated visuals for social content
Automated scheduling and publishing through Buffer
It is designed to turn scraped or structured data into publish-ready content with no manual intervention.
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