I Used GPT-6 Astra to Run My Marketing for a Day
In this solo walkthrough, Eric Siu demonstrates how he leverages the GPT‑6 Astra model to automate virtually every aspect of his marketing operation. He begins by showing AI‑edited video output that achieved a 7.2% click‑through rate and 8,600 views, then walks through how Astra repurposes that video into short‑form clips, Midjourney‑styled teasers, and carousel posts. Siu uses Astra to scan the web for high‑performing short‑form formats, generate a dynamic format library, and automatically schedule posts via Metricool and ManyChat. He conducts strategic channel analysis of competitors (e.g., Nate Herk) to extract reusable workflow patterns, then builds those patterns into “skills” that are published to his public Skills Dojo and shared with his team. He also creates gated GPT‑6 landing pages using Beehive MCP for email capture and newsletter opt‑ins, and shows how to spin up such sites on demand. Throughout, he discusses infrastructure considerations—choosing which machine runs the agents, managing computer‑use rules, and handling website lead‑leak detection for Single Grain and Single Brain sites. Siu outlines a prioritization system (P0‑P4) for daily tasks, demonstrates automated website audits that surface form‑field and CTA issues, and emphasizes handing off repeatable AI‑driven workflows to team members so humans focus on the 1% of work that requires judgment. The video ends with a call‑to‑action to explore his AI‑marketing services at Single Grain and Single Brain.
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GPT-6 Astra has been amazing for making games, but more importantly, it's been amazing for business and to be even more specific around marketing. So I'm going to show you some results I've been getting with the Astra 6 model and how you can think about using it for business. I'm going to show you some of the workflows that we've been using as well. Hopefully this gets you to reimagine how you can actually do work. Let's get into it. Okay. So the first thing on my screen over here is this video that I got out yesterday, actually. So GPT-6 Astra, and it talks about how I use it to run my business, right? And you can see over here, it's not bad. 7.2% click-through rate, which is pretty good for a B2B type video, 8,600 views. And I consider this actually really good for a video that was completely edited by AI. And by the way, as we're going through this right now, you're going to notice one thing, that this video was edited by AI as well. And you can see how tight the editing is. Astra is out and everyone's going crazy about it. You know, everyone's talking about all these games that they're making, Call of Duty this, you know, Mario this, and like, you know, all these like world games and all that. And don't get me wrong, that's cool. But at the end of the day, I care about generating more revenue for my business. So I'm going to talk about ChatGPT-6 Astra for my business, how I'm using it to run it for my business. So you can see that it's done a good job with the first 30 seconds. I didn't tell it exactly what to do there. I just said at a high level, I want you to keep it engaging. I want you to show some examples there. That's how you keep people hooked in, right? When you want to get a video out, especially with the topics I'm talking about where it's around AI marketing or AI business, I need to be on top of the trends, right? And I need to get the video out that day. I can't wait anymore to get it done. This has unlocked me to get the video out. And so that's why, because it's a trending topic at the time, this is a good video because we're talking about to run my business, right? So that's going to be a little more niche. Now, had I said how I use ChatGPT-6 Astra to run my life, it probably would have gotten a lot more views if I'm being very honest. In fact, I might make a video on that right after this just to prove my point, right? Because I now have unlocked that capacity to do so. And it's all about building these workflows that will allow you to do these. I'm showing you the receipts around this stuff, and I'm going to show you a little bit around the other cool things that I'm doing around this, but I want to show you the proof that this stuff is actually working. And then even this, like, you see this quote tweet over here. So this was managed by GPT-6 Astra. It took that video, that complete video that I just showed you, it took it and it made it into a 2-minute Midjourney video, and it wrote the captions here. It quote tweeted the original video. You can see over here, 23 minutes was edited out. You can see it got 3,000 views on it, which is not bad, right? And then the full video here got 6,000 views, which is also not bad. Like, this is going to continue to get better over time too. And so As I scroll up, by the way, this is another thing I'm going to show you too. This is something that I just built out where it's looking for— so this is— Astra made this, right, to scan for the best performing short-form formats. Looks for people getting thousands of comments, likes, shares on short forms, and then recommends formats for me to use based on my content spikes. Also updates itself each week to look for more. Okay, and I actually just made this public this morning, right? And so this one got 18,000 views or so, and I just shared this. And this is really cool, it's really clean, and this is something that's going to help unlock me Who's focused on my business first and foremost and creating second, it's going to help me unlock a lot more. I'm going to be able to do a lot more. It's just leverage at the end of the day, right? And you could hand these workflows to other people on your team. This is another one. This was, this was tweeted 4 hours ago. Okay. And this one is 3 minutes or so. And this is a section taken from that video and you can see it's quote tweeting the original one. So it's growing the original one. And then this one over here, it posts a little mini carousel here. So. And we'll see how it does, right? I mean, it has 439 views on it and it has access to our skills dojo here. I just had it make a bunch of carousels and schedule them, right? So we'll kind of go through that. I'm just showing you the receipts right now to prove that this is working. And then even this article over here, it didn't do great, by the way. I can probably make it better, but 1,400 views on it, like, I'll take it. The fact that I'm driving views on this first and foremost, and this is relevant business views, this is what ultimately matters. Because when you're using this stuff, it's cool to talk about games, but how are you actually applying it? to adding a return on investment, whether it's views, whether it's leads, whether it's driving real pipeline for you guys, that's what ultimately matters. What I'm going to do now is I'm going to jump over to my Codex screen to show you how I'm working with this stuff right now, and maybe give you a couple concepts that you can steal and then use for yourself. Okay, so one thing I have on my screen right now is this strategic analysis. So I'm looking at Nate Herk's YouTube channel, and I think he does a great job. And I'm trying to understand what my unique advantage is, and my unique advantage, for me is my credibility because I've been doing marketing and business for 18 years or so, right? Maybe a little longer than that. But if you look at this, it's analyzing his channel and it's like, okay, well, you know, if we look at, here's the publishing evidence, here's what's done, here's the patterns that it's seeing, here's the public view counts in terms of what he's done. So you can see 2 days ago, 2 days ago, the runtime for this one, 259,000, 215,000 views, right? Which is a lot of views. FableOne does this, right? And then he's basically packaging, sometimes he might go for, If he's experimenting with the model, he's going to, he's going to create a bunch of content. He's going to create different titles, different packaging for them. He has automated topic research, protected creator time, teaching demos have a bound and finish line. Okay. That's all fine. But what I'm trying to understand is what workflow do we have to steal, right? For ourselves. And so you can see Eric should receive openable source links, a working demo or saved result, 3 business observations, 1 limitation, and a proposed title. So it's saying it should give me that, right? Okay, now that we've seen how he does it, let's make a workflow for us, right? And I can continue to work on this, right? And then I can just say, hey, based on your analysis, I want you to diagram out the workflow that we should proceed with when we're recording our long-form videos and the patterns that we should follow, right? So I'll just have it draw that out. But you can see I was actually even brainstorming on this video itself over here. So you can see I use— I was talking about how I was planning to make this video over here and say, hey, okay, call it, I use GPT-6 Astra to run my marketing for a day. Okay, so that's what it is. Strategic analysis is great for this, and I'm literally going to just let Codex diagram this out right now and therefore even explain to you better from there. So the important thing about doing strategic analysis is that you create patterns, right? So reusable pattern library, this is me doing analysis again on Nate Hurk's channel, and you can see when there's a new capability in AI, okay, well maybe I can tie it into a specific marketing job and then we can have visible output, then there's an operative verdict, right? That can be the format for that specific specific video. And then if there's a— we're talking about the same video, maybe we talk about 2 tools or different methods, and then we have a clear evaluation rubric, and then we have a trade-off, right? I can literally make videos on Astra 6 for making YouTube videos or for social media or for SEO. I can have different use cases or applied methods there, and I can talk about what's good, what isn't. I can compare it with, you know, Astra 6 versus Fable, you know, 5, right? Or Fable 5.1. And, you know, talk about distinct adjacent use cases. For this video, I'm really talking about a couple methods that we can be using here from a marketing standpoint. And then, you know, this is kind of a— also it's like an impressive demonstration as well, which we're kind of going through, right? And so you're seeing me use this in real time right now and it's diagramming it out. So that is the first part of this. Now, what I was just showing you earlier, the second part of this is a short-form format skill that I made already. Basically, it's given me these different ideas, but it's also— I can yap my raw idea over here, right? I can say, this is what kind of idea is this? And then it can basically map things out in terms of what I should be creating, right? So there's yapping formats over here. You can browse all formats. Some of these people I didn't even add in myself. I kind of added them in on their own. And then there's references here, all ages, right? You know, in terms of the freshness of the content. And look, it's important to have a reference, a frame of reference here, because I'm like, okay, if I'm doing like a mistake to fix thing, then I might yap it this way. And this is the format that it looks like, right? And then I can click this. So this to me is very helpful. And then what happened was it made a content table for what ideas I should be attacking here. And then watch, watch the reference. Here's the talking prompt. Here's the call to action. Here's the, this is the blocker. This has been the blocker for me in terms of making short-form content. And you have this content table here. And the cool thing is it's not like, this is not even the main thing. Like once I made this, I was like, hey, if we're to reimagine this, if we're to think about how we can make this higher leverage, what would we do exactly? And literally that's working in another chat right now, but That's why I think this is super helpful, right? And so when I think about marketing now, I'm like, okay, I can crank out any long form I want, any short form I want. When it comes to short form ideation, when you have editors in there, maybe like a more detailed edit, you can use some of the best formats that you're seeing out there. I would still probably recommend using a human editor to help, who's hopefully enhanced by AI. But this is helpful for me because me as a business operator, I can see Ryan Deiss here. I can see that You know, for the formats that work for him, I'm like, okay, these probably work for me as well because he's focused on business first. I'm focused on business first. I'm focused on the creating part as a creator second, right? These are all videos that might not get the most views from a virality standpoint, but they will drive leads and that's what I care about. They will drive pipeline and that's what I care about, okay? So this is helpful. I mean, this, it's a nice format. I didn't even ask it to do that much. Literally, I think all I asked it to do in the very beginning If I just look at it, it's like, hey, I looked at Ryan Deiss. Do we have a short-form format skill? I want to get my ideas out and then figure out the best formats. The guy has a good channel and is on top of formats right now. Or perhaps is there a best way for me to look at it? Literally, I'm just doing that back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, and boom. By the way, if you're enjoying this video and you need help with marketing agents that help you compound your business faster, just go to singlebrain.com. This is where we build these revenue team members that live inside your Slack, your Microsoft Teams, and we have these workflows. That will continue to compound on actual work and I'll strategize with your team as well. And ultimately you just end up growing faster. So singlebrain.com and we'll see you on the other side. I love that Oster 6 is very thoughtful in terms of the UI that it puts out here. And it's just, it's a very easy thing for me to look at. And the cool thing is you can use ChatGPT sites and make this into a public site that people can access. You can put it behind, you can gate it if you want to behind like an email gate, email gating. So I could probably use a Beehive MCP here. Yeah. And I can say, hey, use ChatGPT, make this into a site, but put an email opt-in in front of it, put them into our beehive list, and then put a little check there for people to let them know that they will be opting into the Leveling Up newsletter. Hey, so I want you to make another chat for this one. So what I'm looking to do is I like the short-form format studio. What we need to do is let's use the single brain aperture light design. Okay. And to kind of redesign this, but also I want you to, I want this to be gated. Okay. So I want you to use the Beehive, that's the email service provider. I want you to use a Beehive MCP. Okay. And then I want you to let people know when they're opting in to get access to this on the landing page, that they will be opting into the Leveling Up newsletter as well, where they're going to learn the most on AI business and marketing. And then the thank you page, I want there to include some information on the things that we do, such as Single Brain, Single Grain as well. Give them the ability to subscribe, to follow us on, you know, YouTube, on X, on LinkedIn as well. Those are kind of the main places. And it'd be cool even on the thank you page, if you can show some of like our latest video on YouTube for Marketing School or for Leveling Up. Be creative here, right? Show some cool stuff on that page that displays the cool things that we're working on. If they want help with AI transformation, go to Single Grain. They want help from our AI marketing firm, go to Single Grain. You know, then you can show the other content places to follow us at. So go ahead and start another chat for this and pin it. So I just used WhisperFlow for that. So you guys are literally working with me together. So you could just see, oh, I have an idea. Why don't I just dictate it out? Anything is possible now. I also asked it to make a carousel here. Okay. So check this out over here. So I released a YouTube video today. It went out. It was more, I think it was 27 traits of an AI native marketer, but I said, hey, I want something for LinkedIn because this actually performs well on LinkedIn and Instagram as well. So 30 traits of an AI-native marketer. Okay, so I asked it to draw this over here. So these are all the things that you need to do as an AI-native marketer, you know, connect business signals, run content opportunity gaps, start with evidence, share reusable skills, align sales and marketing, test conversion changes, test creative angles. And then also there's a, there's a call to action at the end of this. Okay, I was scrolling through my Instagram yesterday. I was like, these types of— it's not even a carousel, it's just an image that has a lot of density on it in terms of content. They perform well. We're talking, I don't know, 40,000, 50,000 views or so, which is pretty good. The thing that I just dictated out, and I said, I said, make a new chat and also pin it. It literally did that. Okay. If you look at this full gallery over here, it basically made me these carousels, right? I looked at this one down here. It was the easiest one to give feedback on. And I was like, hey, I want a picture. I want it to be single brain instead. And I want you to change the text. And so it did that, right? So keep in mind, it was called Growth Signal up here and all this stuff. Okay. So great. That sounds good. Well, what am I going to do now? Now apply this feedback to the other carousels, and then I'll ask for a caption and that's basically it, but I know that from a design standpoint, Fable 5.1 is going to be— it's great already. It's not going to be, it's already great. I just prefer to work in one harness. I pay for both Claude and OpenAI. I just prefer to work in one harness and then give it the feedback and then make it into a skill. And so what I actually do with a lot of this stuff is I make it into a skill and then I will publish it to my Skills Dojo, right? Which is my public repository of skills. And sometimes I'll just publish it to my GitHub public marketing repo as well. I'm constantly trying to skillify a lot of these things and I'm trying to hand these skills to people on my team. So my whole thing is this, like, if you're a marketing leader right now, you should be testing these things, you should be making these workflows, and then you should be handing off these workflows to your team, right? And so the whole idea here is like, maybe I'm 70% happy with this, and then my team can take it and make it even better. And so the whole idea is you're hiring people who are AI native, and people who have that whole, you know, taste and judgment thing that everyone is talking about, right? So that is it on the— I mean, I'm going to let this continue to work on the carousel side. But then the other thing too is, you know, we have this ManyChat flow here where I made a skill for ManyChat. And one of the things that I want people to comment on is format, right? And so the short-form format thing that I showed you a little earlier, so that's what I was talking about over here. This thing, I want people to comment on ManyChat. So ManyChat allows you to, you know, when you're on Instagram, people are saying, oh, comment this for that. ManyChat is one of the tools that facilitates that handshake. With Instagram, right? And then that way it allows you to allow you to collect more emails and it'll send a message to them and kind of go back and forth and it creates that workflow. Well, here's the thing. I think we have a skill for this already. So we'll see what happens here. It might require me to log in, but this is where computer use is required. By the way, I've been debating with my ChatGPT a little bit here. I was like, I do have 2 DJX Sparks. I do have a Mac Mini. I'm on my Mac Studio over here. On one end, like I don't want to work right now. As you see this thing working, it's actually disturbing one of my tabs. But the thing is, if I'm actually doing real work right now, like human work, it's going to interrupt me whether I'm clicking on something or it's clicking on something. It's going to disrupt my work, right? So you actually have to make a decision here on where you want things to go from a computer use standpoint, right? I'm still figuring that out right now, but I think I'll probably put it on my Mac Mini because Mac Mini allows computer use. Linux doesn't allow it. That's on the DGX Sparks. These are all considerations that you're going to have to think about. Okay, when do you want computer use to be active? Like maybe during the day when you're at work. You don't want it activating on your computer, so it switches over to the other computer, right? Those are all rules that you can set up. Well, how does this apply to marketing? Like, absolutely it applies to marketing because it starts to get you to thinking about, you know, from an infrastructure standpoint, what do you need to make it easy for your agents to get things done? Don't get me wrong, I think the computer use is great. And by the way, I'm watching my screen right now. It looks pretty sweet. Well, we'll, we'll see how it looks and maybe I'll show you in a second. So Astra 6 is amazing at being able to spin up landing pages on demand. So what I mean by this is Let's say I want to promote this format library that I have. Literally, I can— I just dictated this out using Whisper Flow up here, right? I said, hey, I want to be able to promote this, these formats to our Skills Dojo, which is where all our AI marketing skills are. Obviously, I want to be able to collect the leads as well. So you can see over here, it made the page, right? Obviously, we can optimize this a lot more when it comes to driving the conversion rates higher. But you can see here, request a starter pack. Also, you're going to opt into our AI marketing newsletter over here. And so we can continue to fix this. And by the way, I can just You know, what I would recommend too is like, okay, you know, create a handoff document for your developers, right? Because your developers, your engineers, they might be the ones that are actually on this project or, you know, you can submit pull requests or what were probably that, that's probably more efficient if I'm being honest through GitHub. And I hope that you as a marketer watching this right now, you might be, oh, I'm not technical or whatever. Well, great. I don't know how to code either, but technical actually means, can you actually just make technical work happen now? And I believe that more and more people are becoming technical today. I'll just call it that. I didn't realize I had done this already, but we're actually working on another one that's actually more well-designed and it's tied into the Beehive MCP. So the thing that I mentioned earlier, dictation that I did, that one's a more updated version of what you're seeing on the screen over here, but I just wanted to show you what was possible already. By the way, pro tip, the way you want to be working with your harnesses, whether you're using Codex or Claude Code or whether you're using Devin, right? There's a lot of great tools out there. You look at the left side over here. Okay. What are all the jobs that I'm working on right now? Okay. So P0 is immediate, so you should categorize it that way. P1 is next actions, and then P2, so priority 0, priority 1, priority 2, priority 3, priority 4. Because if you say everything's a priority, you're just not going to get anything done. I'm going to show you our P0 right here, but this is how I go about prioritizing. And literally you can just make a skill, say, hey, I want you to make a skill, you know, helping me prioritize all my chats on the left side, maybe in the last 7 to 14 days or so, and then go from P0 and then show, define what category is and kind of name the project that we're working on. And that way it's going to be easy for you to sort through this stuff because it's really easy to lose track of the things that you're working on, right? Let's go over to this piece over here. And I think everybody should be running this as of today. So I just said, hey, I want you to find website lead leakage. Okay? So this is for Single Grain. You also have one for Single Brain as well. And you can see the homepage. Here's what it looks like. One more thing. If you're enjoying this video, check out singlegrain.com with a G. So Single Grain with a G. That is where we have our AI marketing firm with our workflows help you compound the things that you're doing. So how do we scale creative? How do we scale AEO, SEO? How do we scale paid media in general? How do we scale anything around digital? How do we approach B2B marketing? How do we do what you're doing right now from a marketing standpoint? Right. These are a lot of the questions that we get. So singlegrain.com and we'll see you on the other side. Basically, I've created this handoff here to developers, I think. Yeah. So I said, I've already made these and the handoff is basically, hey, can you just take this over and run with it? These are changes that we need to be making to our, to the sites that we have. They can decide what to do from there. Right. And then this is for the single grain website. And we also have an exit popup that's a little out of date right now. Right. It talks about, you know, some of the products that we're maybe not trying to promote as much, but this is my first time seeing this, by the way. And you can see it's actually changed the exit popup here. So it says, Before you go, more traffic won't fix a leaky funnel. See where we'd look first, your traffic, your offer, and the path from interest to inquiry. Are the right buyers arriving? Is the next step conversion? Okay, so I don't really like this exit popup, so I'll work with it more. But the whole idea, what I'm trying to show you here is that it will show you leaky buckets on your website and it'll say, hey, these are the 5 places that maybe you should think about attacking first, okay? So single brain intake. So it says we have too many form fields, single grain contact modal, 7 required fields, single brain mobile where the form begins 1,277 pixels down. Okay, that's good feedback. Single grain paid media card. See paid media results leads to create a strategy page. Okay. That's not good. Right. And I didn't even know that I probably wouldn't have spotted this for years. Single brain booking promise, book the appointment call leads to demo request intake, maybe to CTA and make the CTA and next step consistent. These are all good callouts, but this is where you need to add in your human taste and judgment here, because I'm telling you, this exit popup is not that good. You need to have a good offer here to make people enticed and excited. You know, hand this off to someone else to work on, right? But the whole idea here is that if you're a leader now, as you're watching this, it's like, it's like, what other workflows are the bottlenecks right now? What's key? P1, P2, P3, P4. And then every day you're attacking the P0s, the P1s over and over and over again, right? You're making the workflows, you're handing them off, you're handing them off. If other people on your team can't take the workflows, okay, you train them up a little bit. If they can't take it still after that, okay, I don't know if it's going to work, right? So the speed here, we're getting faster and faster every day, even the way I'm talking faster and faster and faster, right? It's exciting. And it's both anxious at the same time. From an outreach standpoint, right, you might be reaching out for partnerships, influencer stuff, for recruiting as well, right? You want to make sure that you have a command center where you can have everything running, right? And then Astra has made it more reliable for me when I'm running this stuff from a recruiting standpoint. It's actually moving it forward. Before I was using— and I still use GrokBot. GrokBot's very reliable from a routine standpoint. Hermy's not as reliable. The old version of the 5.6 model is great, but just wasn't reliable for getting these routines done. Now it is, right? You know, a lot of people have this dashboarditis, but I made a product dashboard that combines a handful of different things. Um, and that's like easy to make today, but, um, I do find that the visual diagramming, uh, looks pretty good, um, when you, when you look at this stuff, right? And there's sensitive data in here. I can't necessarily share those dashboards with you, but that's how you want to think about this stuff, right? In terms of when you want to communicate a message from a marketing standpoint or a business standpoint internally, if you're trying to tell a story about the company growth over the years, right? Put in, you know, your SaaS data, your recurring data, whatever it is exactly, just put it all in there and you can visually diagram it out and you can tell a story around it. Because I remember when I showed that to my team, they're like, wow, this actually is really motivating to me because it tells a coherent story versus me just hearing it from you. That's really powerful, right? And so let's take a look at these updated carousels over here. So did you see the before and after? Before there weren't images, now there are, right? Okay. So let's just take a look at this one over here. AI native marketers build shared context, give agents context they can use, turn customer language into better campaigns. So this is like 6 carousels. Okay. And then we run a continuation here. And a continuation here. And then we have this one over here. Okay. These are great. Okay. Now I want captions for X, LinkedIn, and IG. Um, try to maximize the character limits for each. Um, actually I just want, I don't even want it for X. So boom. Right. And we just have it get the job done. And the cool thing now, if you want this to work on your computer and post everything, it can, like it can schedule things for you. It can use the Metricool API that we use to schedule trial reels. It can schedule to social media there. It can literally just open up your Chrome tab and schedule it for you. That's what it did for me yesterday. That's how it wrote the X long-form posts. But Astra 6 is amazing at not only creating the content, creating the skills that you can hand off, but actually posting the stuff as well. And then from there, I have a Loops Creator skill that you can use. If you go to skillsdojo.com, you can get access to that and you can make these into a loop. And then there's actually a Loops Maturity skill where those 2 kind of go hand in hand together to kind of improve on each other. Now I'm just letting it work. And then after I finish this, The whole idea is that I'm skillifying this and saying, hey, I want to make this into a skill to repeat, and then I put it in my skills dojo so my entire team can use them, or I put them in the team skills library, and that's how we're working now, right? When we work with clients, there's a client repo, there's skills that the team can use, the skills can— they can fork those as well, so really, I mean, you can keep on going, keep on going, and keep compounding that way. So Astra 6, look, this is amazing. It literally went into my ManyChat. And it built out this entire funnel here. So remember, I'm trying to promote the formats, the short-form formats skill that I have, right? And so what it's doing right now is you can see if you comment format, you'll get access to the library for the short forms, right? And then I can literally choose to go live on this if I want to. And then what happens is they get a DM and then we should add a link to it as well, right? And so this is basically like 98% done and I just need to hit go live. Now you can hand this off to someone else on your team. You make this into a skill. We have a ManyChat skill. We have a short-form formats library skill as well, and then we make that into a page. We make an opt-in for that as well. But these are all tasks that human beings shouldn't be doing, right? These are all things that robots should be doing so we can have us humans focus on the 1% of things that only we can do. That's how we should be thinking about this. I have this short-form format skill where it finds the best formats out there and it makes a page for you. Okay, you can see the different creators, you can see the reference group, you can see the freshness, and you can see all these reference points, right? And then This will help you crank out a lot more short forms. This is what we're talking about. So what I did was I said, hey, I want to actually gate this page. So I want to give people free access to this. And using GPT-6 Astra, I said, hey, you know what? I want you to make it into a gateable page, right? And so there's this gateway over here. So your idea, a format, hit record, right? So stop staring at a blank script, find a structure that works for what, turn it into 3 notes you can actually record, right? So you can get access to this. And then from there, user opt in for this. You can collect their email, but then they can get access to the thing that you just made. So using GPT-6 Oster, you can crank out these GPT sites very quickly if you want to, and then you can hook it up to the Beehive MCP, right? And so, you know, I would make some adjustments to this obviously, but I think this is a good start. And then obviously you're going to have to keep tweaking. So GPT-6 Oster can get a lot of your stuff, maybe 60, 70% there, and you can tweak it a little more, get it 70, 80% there, maybe 85%, 90%, then hand it off to your team and they'll continue to iterate on it. And then you just continue to compound on the workflows that you have and we're just going to end up doing more. That is it for this video. There's a lot that you can do. Hopefully you've got one or two ideas from this video. I hope you enjoyed it and we'll see you in the next one.
