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I run a faceless-shorts pipeline where coding agents do the editing and QA

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Most "faceless channel" advice is: paste a prompt into ChatGPT, edit in CapCut, pray. I went a different direction — a document-driven pipeline where coding agents (Devin/Claude/Codex-class) do the actual production work, and humans touch exactly two points: approving which source to produce, and d…

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  1. 2026-09-17 10:52 · DEV Community — AI
    I run a faceless-shorts pipeline where coding agents do the editing and QA

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