Social media manager posts for clients twice a day and lets their deletions teach Claude

What they did

They run two setups for different clients. One is Claude connected through MCP to Blotato, which posts to Instagram and other platforms. The other sends footage from Meta smart glasses to Dropbox, then through OpusClip to YouTube. Instead of getting approval before each post, they post twice a day and let clients prune anything they don't like from their profiles.

How it went

They say Claude learns from the clients' behavior, getting trained on each client's preferences and on which posts get likes.

Worth knowing

• Posting first and letting clients delete later only works if clients agree to it and check their profiles. The comment is short and doesn't say how the feedback gets back into Claude.
• Price check: Claude: free plan; Pro: US$20/month, or US$17/month on a yearly plan (US$200/year) (checked Nov 1, 2026); OpusClip: free plan; Starter: US$15/month (checked Oct 26, 2026).

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Try it yourself

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Here is a list of posts I made for a client last month. The ones marked DELETED were removed by the client, and the rest show their like counts. Tell me what the deleted posts have in common, what the best-liked posts have in common, and write five rules I should follow for this client's next batch.

Original post

See u/DrEvaWolf's original post on Reddit → (Sep 12, 2026)