AI Content Repurposing Workflow for YouTube, Blogs, LinkedIn, and Shorts

I want to build a content repurposing workflow around my Notion / Buildin database. Database name: Content Repurposing Pipeline Required fields: - Source title - Source URL - Source type: YouTube / blog / podcast / newsletter / webinar / meeting recording / meeting notes - Transcript or article page - Core idea - Target audience - Platforms: X, LinkedIn, newsletter, Shorts, TikTok, Instagram - Asset status: Idea / Drafted / Needs review / Approved / Scheduled / Published - Reviewer - Publish date - Performance notes Use this source content: [paste URL, transcript, article, meeting notes, or Notion page link] Please run this workflow: 1. Read the source content and extract the main promise, 3 supporting points, proof examples, and any claims that need fact-checking. 2. Create one platform-specific asset for each selected platform: - X thread: 7 to 9 posts with a strong first post and no vague hype. - LinkedIn post: one practical story or lesson with a clear opening and useful takeaway. - Newsletter section: 350 to 500 words with subject line and preview text. - Shorts / TikTok script: 35 to 50 seconds, with hook, beats, visual notes, and caption. - Instagram carousel: 6 slides with slide title and body copy. 3. Keep the original idea consistent, but rewrite each asset for the platform instead of simply shortening the transcript. 4. If the source is a meeting, extract public takeaways, customer wording, decisions, and anything that must be anonymized before turning it into social posts. 5. Add a review checklist for accuracy, brand voice, CTA, privacy, and whether the asset can stand alone without the original link. 6. Write the outputs back to the Notion / Buildin database as linked draft pages, set Asset status to Needs review, assign Reviewer to [name], and suggest publish dates for the next 7 days. 7. Do not publish or schedule anything automatically. Leave a summary showing what was created, what needs review, and which assets are highest priority.