Problem
Before delivery, each script cycle required manual scanning for current topics, reference validation, source summarization, short-form script drafting, Doc creation, and review-status tracking.
Constraints
- The workflow had to support current-topic research while keeping private prompts, references, and client documents out of the public case study
- References and summaries needed enough traceability for human review before scripts moved forward
- The client needed the system inside Google Workspace, not a separate product the team would have to learn
System workflow
- Mapped the end-to-end content operation: topic discovery, reference collection, summary generation, script drafting, Docs export, and Sheets-based status review.
- Built an AI-assisted research pipeline that turns selected topics into summarized source notes and short-form script drafts.
- Connected generated outputs to Google Docs for draft review and Google Sheets for approval/status tracking.
- Added workflow QA around references, generated sections, and handoff states so the system could be reused safely across content batches.
Result
- Replaced a manual research-and-drafting chain with a repeatable pipeline covering topic discovery, source collection, source summaries, script drafts, Docs output, and Sheets tracking.
- Reduced research and drafting friction by keeping references, drafts, and approval state in one Google Workspace workflow.
- Created a reusable delivery pattern for content automation: AI generation where it saves time, human review where accuracy matters.
- Client review: "Exceeded expectations and delivered fast."
Client proof
Exceeded expectations and delivered fast.
Translated client review
Tech stack
- OpenAI
- Google Apps Script
- Google Docs
- Google Sheets
- Google Workspace
- Research Automation
- Workflow QA