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Before you beginAn assistant with image generation, a connected FeedX workspace, and named image-compatible accounts.

1. Step 1Create and inspect the image

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   Create a square image about [brief] for [audience], with [visual style]. Show the actual image so I can review it. We will prepare the post copy when I hand it to FeedX.

2. Step 2Mention FeedX and request delivery

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   @FeedX, use [workspace] and [brand]. I approve the exact image above. Write and choose a caption from my brief in [language] with a [tone] voice, then publish now to [exact account names] as an image post. Keep the image unchanged. Complete required channel settings with me, then continue publishing.

3. Step 3Check the actual result

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   @FeedX, check the campaign you just submitted once. Show the result for each named account and any confirmed post links. Do not publish again.

What can affect this flowA chat image must be transferable as the original file. If it is not, use the FeedX upload link, return and say “Done”; FeedX then resumes the same request. Connection alone does not publish.

Before you beginA catalog workspace, a product from that store, image generation in your assistant, and connected accounts.

1. Step 1Get the real product

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   @FeedX, use [workspace] and [brand]. Find this exact product: [product URL]. Show its current facts and original image links for a post aimed at [audience].

2. Step 2Create the actual visual in chat

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   Using the verified product facts and the product photo I select, create a [format] image in [visual style]. Preserve the product appearance, packaging, label, and logo. Write a matching caption without invented discounts. Show the finished image and caption for my review.

3. Step 3Publish the chosen result

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   @FeedX, I approve this exact image and caption for the product we selected. Publish them now to [exact account names]. Keep the image unchanged, recheck the product facts, and continue through any required account settings. If the facts changed, show me before delivery.

4. Step 4Read the delivery outcome

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   @FeedX, check this campaign once and show which accounts succeeded, remain pending, or need attention, with returned post links.

What can affect this flowAn image URL is not proof the assistant inspected the image. Make the selected reference image accessible and inspect the generated product details before approving. Product lookup stays in the selected store.

Before you beginActual video creation available in your assistant, or a video you create separately; connected short-video accounts.

1. Step 1Generate and watch the video

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   Create a vertical 9:16 video about [brief] for [audience], around [duration] seconds long, with [scene direction]. Write a matching caption in [language]. Show a playable final video and the caption. If video creation is unavailable, tell me; do not present a storyboard as a finished Reel.

2. Step 2Publish the exact video

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   @FeedX, use [workspace] and [brand]. I have watched and approve the exact video and caption above. Publish them now as a Reel to [exact account names]. Preserve the original video and audio. Complete required account settings with me and continue to delivery.

3. Step 3Check each destination

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   @FeedX, check the submitted video campaign once. List confirmed successes, pending accounts, failures, and any returned live links. Do not submit another post.

What can affect this flowVideo creation is not available in every assistant or plan. An existing playable file can be uploaded instead. Imported original audio stays unchanged unless you request a different soundtrack.

Before you beginA catalog product, accessible source photos, video creation in your assistant, and compatible accounts.

1. Step 1Choose the source product

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   @FeedX, in [workspace] for [brand], find [product URL]. Show the verified product facts and original photos. I want a short product video for [audience].

2. Step 2Make and review the finished Reel

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   Using the product photos I select and its verified details, create a vertical [duration]-second video with [scene sequence]. Keep the product recognizable. Write a caption in [language] and show the playable video. Tell me if actual video creation is unavailable.

3. Step 3Schedule the approved result

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   @FeedX, I approve this exact video and caption. Schedule them as a Reel to [exact account names] on [YYYY-MM-DD] at [time] in [timezone]. Preserve the video and original audio. Complete required account settings with me, then submit the schedule.

4. Step 4Verify the saved schedule

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   @FeedX, show the accepted campaign links and check the calendar for that exact date in [timezone]. Confirm the named accounts and scheduled time; do not create another schedule.

What can affect this flowScheduled does not mean published. If the final video is unavailable in chat, upload a finished original file or explicitly choose a FeedX render after reviewing its cost.

Before you beginThe original image or playable video, approved copy or permission to write it, and connected accounts.

1. Step 1Make the finished asset available

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   Here is the original [image or video] I created in [tool]. Use this exact file and this approved caption: [caption]. Do not regenerate or edit the asset.

2. Step 2Request the complete delivery

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   @FeedX, in [workspace] for [brand], publish the exact file and approved caption above now as [image post or Reel] to every compatible connected account. Explain any incompatible accounts, keep all eligible accounts, and complete required channel settings with me before continuing.

3. Step 3Finish a file handoff if needed

   If FeedX asks you to upload the original file, use the upload step. Otherwise, continue to the result check.

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   Done—I uploaded the original file through the FeedX link you provided. Continue the same publishing request using that exact file, approved caption, and destination set.

4. Step 4Check the full account set

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   @FeedX, check all campaigns returned for this request once. Show each destination exactly once with its current result and any confirmed links.

What can affect this flowThe upload step is only needed when direct handoff cannot access the file. An image is ineligible for YouTube. Larger account sets may be split; a later eligible batch must not be silently skipped.

Before you beginA finished vertical video and eligible Facebook or Instagram Story accounts.

1. Step 1Create the complete Story video

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   Create a vertical 9:16 video for [brief], with all intended words and visuals already inside the video. Show a playable final file so I can review it. Tell me if actual video creation is unavailable.

2. Step 2Mention FeedX and choose Story placement

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   @FeedX, use [workspace] and [brand]. I approve the exact video above. Publish it now as a native Story to [exact Facebook or Instagram account names]. Check Story support; do not convert it to a Reel or add a separate caption.

3. Step 3Check Story delivery

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   @FeedX, check that Story campaign once. Show the current result for each account without posting the video again.

What can affect this flowCurrent FeedX Stories use video on supported Facebook and Instagram accounts. All seller-visible words must already be in the video; there is no separate caption, CTA, hashtag set, or alt text.

Before you beginUp to seven distinct approved assets, reviewed copy, connected accounts, and a date range.

1. Step 1Create and review the series

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   Create [one to seven] distinct [images or playable videos] around [theme]. Give each day its own asset and caption in [language]. Show each actual result for review; keep a clear day-to-file mapping. Tell me if the requested generation is unavailable.

2. Step 2Ask FeedX to prepare the whole plan

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   @FeedX, use [workspace] and [brand]. I approve these assets and captions. Prepare one post per day from [start date] at [time] in [timezone] for [exact account names]. Keep each day’s exact file. Complete settings for the whole series and show the entire plan before scheduling.

3. Step 3Approve the reviewed week

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   I approve this unchanged week with the shown posts, files, named accounts, dates, and times in [timezone]. @FeedX, schedule the full plan now.

4. Step 4Check accepted and remaining items

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   @FeedX, show which items were accepted, remain drafts, or failed, with the returned campaign links. Check the calendar once and preserve all accepted work.

What can affect this flowA publishing week has one to seven content items within seven local days. Each day can span multiple account batches, but must keep its own media. A plan limit may leave some items unfinished.

Before you beginA selected catalog product with usable original photos, an enabled video template, eligible Reel accounts, and sufficient approved render allowance.

1. Step 1Find the product and available templates

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   @FeedX, use [workspace] and [brand]. Resolve [product URL] and check Reel support for [exact account names]. Show the product's original photo links and the enabled campaign video templates, including their current required inputs, photo limits, duration, and output format. Let me choose a template; do not render or publish.

2. Step 2Review the exact inputs and one-render cost

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   @FeedX, prepare [chosen template] using [exact original photo references]. Propose the template's required on-screen text and a Reel caption in [language] using verified product facts. Show the current template version, selected photos, text, duration, framing, audio choice, exact accounts, and allowance or quoted cost for one render. Do not start rendering.

3. Step 3Approve one render and watch the result

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   I approve one render with the unchanged template version, photos, text, framing, audio choice, and displayed allowance or quoted cost. @FeedX, start that render once and return its status. When it completes, show the actual playable video for review. Do not create extra versions or publish.

4. Step 4Approve the finished Reel for delivery

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   @FeedX, I have watched and approve this exact finished video and caption. Publish the unchanged result now as a Reel to [exact account names]. Complete any required account settings with me, then continue the same delivery. Return the accepted campaign references without claiming publication before a confirmed destination result.

5. Step 5Check each destination once

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   @FeedX, check those accepted campaign references once. Show each named account's current delivery outcome and any confirmed post link. Keep pending, failed, and uncertain results clear; do not retry or create another campaign.

What can affect this flowThe chosen enabled template controls the required photos, text, and duration. Approval covers one render at the reviewed allowance or cost. Queued rendering is not a playable video, and render approval does not authorize publishing.