Built by someone who runs the pipeline himself

Luis has spent the past two years building automated AI systems for content production, after four years running a venture-backed web3 startup. He was Co-founder and COO of MintKudos (product: MintGate), which raised ~$2M, and has been building production software with Next.js, React, and Supabase throughout.

The shift to AI automation was not a pivot into a trend. It came from spending a year building pipelines for his own channels, learning where AI-generated content actually holds up and where it breaks down, and figuring out the orchestration layer that makes the whole thing reliable enough to run unattended.

HolyReels, a fully automated Catholic devotional short-form video channel, is the primary case study. It runs on n8n orchestration, ComfyUI and Fal AI for video generation, ElevenLabs TTS, and FFmpeg-burned subtitles, publishing across four platforms through Blotato. Scripted, generated, narrated, subtitled, and published with no manual work after initial setup, and output scales with demand. That system is the proof of what gets built for clients.