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What if, instead of asking AI to build the same tool again and again, you could teach it your workflow once and reuse it?
I used MiniMax Code to turn my content-production system into my new open-source Skill: build-self-media-workbench.
The Skill can generate a customized bilingual creator workbench from a simple request. It connects ideas, video projects, tasks, materials and performance reviews in one working web app.
The workflow is based on how I actually create content:
Idea โ Video Project โ Tasks โ Materials โ Publish โ Review
It can also import official spreadsheet exports such as douyin and tiktok, preserve data locally, create backups and adapt the interface for mobile screens.
I used MCode to structure the Skill, define the workflow rules, build the files and test the generated workbench in the browser. Then I installed the Skill and used it to create my own creator workspace.
The result is not only one finished app. It is a reusable set of instructions that other creators can customize for their own names, workflows, languages and visual styles.
I have now open-sourced the Skill on GitHub:
Try MiniMax Code: