Tibo's full 9-step + 12-prompt workflow: building your own AI UGC creator matrix with Agents
Shao Meng compiled a workflow from Tibo: use Agents to design 3–4 AI creators with fixed faces and daily routines, segmented by buyer; each day they find viral hits, rewrite them in the character's voice, render with the same face, and schedule 24 hours in advance, with humans only reviewing the queue and weekly topic updates. The workflow has 9 steps and comes with 12 prompts, starting from connecting to Revid MCP and writing the brain.md master brain, through creating faces, setting topics, breaking down viral post structures, running daily batches, operating independent accounts, and weekly reviews. The article emphasizes that account bios must state AI creator, fake reviews and health/medical claims are prohibited, products should occupy only one beat of the video, and content is only scheduled rather than posted directly to leave room for human review.
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The original breaks the AI UGC creator matrix into a 9-step workflow and 12 prompts, and provides directory conventions and hard compliance rules that can be copied directly to build it.
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Use Agents to raise a "self-owned" AI UGC team: Tibo's 9 steps + 12 prompts full workflow
Stop renting human UGC per video: design 3–4 AI creators with "fixed faces and daily lives" by buyer segment, use Agents to search for viral hits daily → rewrite in the character's voice → render with the same face → schedule 24 hours ahead; you only review the queue and update topics weekly. The product occupies only one beat in the video; most content is life, not ads.
Why traditional UGC is hard to scale · Operational work: finding people, briefs, chasing drafts, revisions, approvals, payments—grows linearly with headcount. · Per-video billing: testing hooks itself is expensive, and testing is often the first thing cut. · Slow: trends often pass before the finished video comes back. · Not owned: faces, accounts, and followers belong to the creators; stop the contract and it all goes to zero.
Why it's feasible now · AI faces can stay consistent across hundreds of videos (and can be followed). · Viral search can directly pull high-view short videos + transcripts/hooks (Revid is used in the article). · Agents (Claude / Hermes / OpenClaw / Squad, etc.) can chain search → write → render → schedule.
Model: a "self-owned creator army" One creator = one channel; 3–4 creators, each targeting one buyer type = an army. Example brand LumiGlow Vitamin C serum: Priya (Indian wellness), Jess (US travel), Liam (Australian outdoors), Layla (Dubai lifestyle)—none are "skincare bloggers"; the serum is embedded in each of their lives.
Suitable / not suitable · Suitable: everyday consumer goods, understandable in seconds, audiences that already make decisions via short video. · Not suitable: heavily dependent on human trust (medical/legal/financial), heavily regulated claims, products that require long explanation to understand. For the latter, you can use only the research/script parts and skip the AI face.
Nine-step skeleton (12 prompts in the original) 1. Connect the Agent to Revid MCP + write the master brain brain.md Prompt 1: product, creators, daily responsibilities, hard rules 2. Design creators from buyer segments + write the character bible Prompt 2–3 3. Build the face once → character sheet → save as a fixed character Prompt 4–5 4. About 20 topics per person (≥15 unrelated to the product) + search terms Prompt 6 5. Search viral hits by topic and break down structure Prompt 7 (leans continuous selfie) 6. Keep the structure, change everything: rewrite into the character's original video; the product occupies only one beat Prompt 8 7. Run batches daily (all creators) Prompt 9: search→write→render→schedule ≥24h→write back to file 8. Independent account per person; bio states AI; you only review the 24h queue Prompt 10 9. Weekly review: prioritize completion rate/saves; if flat for three weeks, change the persona Prompt 11–12
Directory convention: ugc/brain.md + creators/{priya,jess,liam,layla}.md (persona, bible, character, account, topics, log, results).
Hard rules (repeatedly emphasized in the article) · Account bio states AI creator. · No fake reviews, fake before/after, health/income/medical claims. · Embed the product in life; don't make it the whole theme. · Only schedule, don't publish directly; leave a human review window. · Write everything into the creator files to avoid duplication and facilitate weekly updates.
Jess worked example Search "long-haul flight skincare" → avoid pure skits and listicles → choose an in-flight continuous selfie GRWM → in the script the serum is only "step 2 of 6 before landing," the reason being cabin dryness, with no discount code and no link in bio.