Route LinkedIn drafts through a reviewer before publishing
At a glance
Juan Guillermo Arenas used Claude Code and Notion to prepare LinkedIn posts, with a reviewer verdict controlling when publication can proceed. This workflow is listed under content-creation, editorial-review, workflow-automation.
His workflow turns Notion ideas into briefs, drafts posts with three hook options, and reviews them across seven dimensions. Publication follows an approved verdict. Other roles handle visuals, record corrections and analyze a Notion performance log. He used ChatGPT to review parts of the build.
How it went
Arenas reports reducing the workflow from about 30 minutes to less than 10. He says he still writes some posts directly and verifies outputs.
Worth knowing
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