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He runs 13 scheduled the AI routines for his blog and social accounts, chosen with a three-question filter

A Korean blogger documents the 13 scheduled the AI routines (desktop-app Routines) that run his content operation as of Oct 13, 2026: 6 daily blog-post jobs, 3 daily or every-other-day refresh/summary/index checks, 2 social jobs (Threads twice a day, Instagram), and 2 weekly checks and calculator builds. Jobs were picked with a filter he also turns into a reusable prompt: the task must repeat 3+ times a week in the same order, be checkable in one minute, and be reversible (never money-sending, deleting or messaging others). Guardrails: routines halt and log where they stopped if a password field appears, and Blogspot posts stay drafts for him to publish. A one-off scheduled job to end a book discount at 00:05 on Oct 13 ran on time. The post sells his 18-page PDF of the instruction and memory-file templates, so it is marked promotional.

How it works

  1. List candidate tasks from two days of computer work
  2. Filter by: repeats 3+ times weekly, result checkable in 1 minute, reversible if wrong
  3. Write an instruction sheet and memory file per job
  4. Schedule 13 routines (daily, weekly, one dated one-off)
  5. Pre-publish checks run automatically
  6. He publishes drafts himself

Why it’s worth knowing

The selection method is the story: he lets the AI interview him about two days of work and grade each task against three tests before anything is automated.

Where it’s from

Summarized from a public post on code.crowdniwant.com. See the original ↗

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