Set up cloud automations for Reddit and LinkedIn distribution

Use Claude Code to turn new articles into Reddit and LinkedIn drafts, with Slack approval before any Reddit reply goes out.

Done with Claude Code· Advanced· Oct 2026

What they did
A scheduled Claude Code Routine runs in Anthropic’s cloud every six hours and checks which jobs are ready. It pulls each new article from Gmail, saves it to a wiki, then creates Reddit posts and replies plus LinkedIn text and infographic posts. Drafts are sent to Slack, where Daria can approve, reject, or rewrite them, and on Mondays the system updates its own instructions from her edits.
How it went
The setup has been running for more than a month and covers the daily Reddit and LinkedIn work she had been putting off. It is not fully automatic yet, and the Instagram copy still is not good enough to hand over.
Tips
Keep a human approval step for anything that could be posted publicly, especially Reddit replies. Plan for periodic instruction updates so the agent can learn from your edits instead of drifting off course.

Try it yourself with Claude Code

When I share a new article from [blog URL, RSS feed, or Gmail label], create: 1) a LinkedIn post in [word count] words, 2) a Reddit post for [subreddit or community] that fits its rules, and 3) any needed Reddit replies. Save all drafts in [folder or doc] and send a summary to [Slack channel] for review. Pause before publishing, replying, deleting, or submitting anything, and wait for my approval on each draft before taking the next step. If I ask for revisions, update the drafts and resend them for approval; if I do not approve, do not post.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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