I spend my days racing BMX and nights coding AI scripts. Automating marketing is key; manual processes are a waste of time I'd rather spend riding or building better products.
Tools and Setup
OpenClaw was built for this exact need. Running three brands, I couldn't manually create pins for every blog post. Content is king, but if you don’t push it to visual platforms like Pinterest, it's dead in the water.
I automated my workflow using n8n, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Gemini. Here’s how:
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The Brain (Claude & Gemini): n8n grabs a blog URL. Claude extracts key angles—how-to, result, controversial—while Gemini generates images based on the text.
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Execution (OpenClaw): OpenClaw takes these prompts and generates high-quality images with Python libraries like Pillow or design APIs. It overlays headlines and ensures branding is correct.
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Distribution (n8n & Pinterest API): n8n schedules pins over 14 days, categorizes them correctly using keywords, and publishes them to boards on the Pinterest API.
The Tool Stack
Why this beats manual tools? Canva requires constant human interaction—logins, drag-and-drop, text entry—which is time-consuming. My AI stack reduces active post time from two hours to five minutes of review.
Building OpenClaw taught me that agents handle exceptions and adaptive prompting better than brittle code. An agent ensures the workflow remains robust even if underlying APIs change.
Next Steps
Ready to Automate?
Stop manually designing pins. Let an AI agent handle the grind so you can focus on riding and building. Check out OpenClaw today at axon.nepa-ai.com.