This is the exact setup I use. I record myself talking — AI does the rest: finds what's working, writes my script in Malayalam, edits the video, and makes the cover. You set it up once, then it's one message per reel.
✳ What it does
Finds reels that already went viral in your niche, and why they worked.
Writes your script in your language, keeping the beats that worked.
Edits your raw phone video into a finished reel — captions, graphics, sound.
Makes your covers (3 options, grid-safe).
✳ Setup (once, ~5 minutes)
Get Claude. You need a paid plan (Pro, Max or Team) — the editing and research run on code execution, which paid plans include.
Turn on code execution. Settings → Capabilities → turn on "Code execution and file creation." Keep network access on so it can install the free tools it needs.
Add the free reel skills. These are free, open skills you add to Claude (Customize → Skills → Add → upload each and switch it on). [Jake: paste your skills download link here]
Connect Claude in Chrome (for the "find" step only). Install the extension, then log into Instagram in that Chrome yourself.
✳ The 4 prompts
Paste these into Claude. Swap the bits in [brackets] for yours.
1 · FindFind viral reels about [your topic] with 400K+ views. Tell me why each one worked, and write me 2 hooks in [your language] for the best ones.
2 · ScriptWrite my script in [your language] from this reel. Same beats, my words. Keep the first line in English.
3 · EditEdit this video into a reel. Language: [your language]. Comment keyword: [your keyword].
4 · CoverMake 3 covers for this reel. Headline: [your hook].
✳ How I actually use it (daily)
Run the Find prompt → pick one reel above 400K.
Run the Script prompt → get my script.
Record the hook 2–3 times + one full take on my phone.
Send the clips with the Edit prompt → finished reel.
Run the Cover prompt → pick a cover. Post in the evening, reply to comments fast.
Honest notes: You still record and post everything yourself — nothing posts automatically. The skills are free; a paid Claude plan is what runs them. And this copies what already worked — your delivery still decides how far it goes.