Thank you, Wyndo! This is absolutely fantastic. Definitely going to be borrowing the workflow for SEO optimisations - that's something I definitely can improve on as well.
Thanks so much for sharing and building in public! 🙏
Really good breakdown, especially the “creative engine vs automation” angle.
One thing I keep thinking about though: most people won’t build systems until they’ve burned themselves with tools first. They need that frustration phase before workflows click.
This post feels like the map after that pain. Which is actually the right time to read it.
Thanks for writing this article, and it's good to check it out. I happen to be in the middle of writing my own homespun version of this, and it's good to see what the alternatives are. Just a suggestion from one AI user to another, you should really have run this article through an editing pass to remove the repetition. It should have been about 1/3 of the length.
I think the key takeaway for me here was the community aspect of Glif. I had heard of Glif before in one of those standard - NEW AI TOOL - posts. I did not know there was an open source, community aspect to it.
Awesome article! I appreciate you adding something to my ToDo list lol.
The composability of Glif is what makes it interesting - chaining image → video → audio in a single workflow opens up use cases that would require juggling 5 different tools otherwise.
What I appreciate about this guide is the focus on production-ready workflows, not just "look what's possible" demos. The gap between a cool one-off generation and a repeatable system you actually use is bigger than most tutorials acknowledge.
How stable are these workflows over time? Do you find yourself rebuilding them when underlying models update, or do they mostly keep working?
There's a lot going for this, but it's possible to do the infographic production, and video explainers using NotebookLM.
true, but the customization and also image model are limited
Thank you, Wyndo! This is absolutely fantastic. Definitely going to be borrowing the workflow for SEO optimisations - that's something I definitely can improve on as well.
Thanks so much for sharing and building in public! 🙏
Glad u find it useful Sam!
SEO is most important one for those who write consistenly like us!
Really good breakdown, especially the “creative engine vs automation” angle.
One thing I keep thinking about though: most people won’t build systems until they’ve burned themselves with tools first. They need that frustration phase before workflows click.
This post feels like the map after that pain. Which is actually the right time to read it.
i think so yeah.
if they dont feel the pain of moving from one tool to another, i dont think they will level up to build system.
glad u find it useful Nitin!
Perfect Santa gift from Wyndo! Loved reading this!
I have been publishing newsletters for last 2 years. Generating multimodal content has always been a pain.
Will definitely try out these Glif workflow.
Also liked the idea of Remix and adapt to personal use case.
Thanks.
enjoy the gift Amrut!
Glif is a must try. Building your own creative process is challenging but also satisfying too!
Thanks for writing this article, and it's good to check it out. I happen to be in the middle of writing my own homespun version of this, and it's good to see what the alternatives are. Just a suggestion from one AI user to another, you should really have run this article through an editing pass to remove the repetition. It should have been about 1/3 of the length.
great to know it's useful and thanks for the feedback :)
Excellent.
Your infographics were well done and the text was all correct!
Nice to see, I have seen many text heavy images lately that people put out even when riddled with mistakes. Not here!
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Yes, think of all this like a system not a task.
My dear Father (RIP) was a very smart man and when he had his own business he had Systems as part of the name.
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Thank you :)
I was also surprised how good Nano Banana Pro is at generating infographic with heavy text like this!
Now my creative workflow is more seamless and it also enables me to experiment more!
And thinking in system is defly something that has long term impact esp in AI age.
I think the key takeaway for me here was the community aspect of Glif. I had heard of Glif before in one of those standard - NEW AI TOOL - posts. I did not know there was an open source, community aspect to it.
Awesome article! I appreciate you adding something to my ToDo list lol.
The composability of Glif is what makes it interesting - chaining image → video → audio in a single workflow opens up use cases that would require juggling 5 different tools otherwise.
What I appreciate about this guide is the focus on production-ready workflows, not just "look what's possible" demos. The gap between a cool one-off generation and a repeatable system you actually use is bigger than most tutorials acknowledge.
How stable are these workflows over time? Do you find yourself rebuilding them when underlying models update, or do they mostly keep working?
I remember the moment I stopped hopping between tools and started thinking in systems.
“My Accountability Partner” keeps me honest about building workflows I’ll actually reuse.
I’ve explored this idea more in my posts... What’s the first process you’d turn into a system?
Thanks for the good 😊
yes, i think we are not at the point AI to replace work, but more about to augment whatever we are doing now!
true! i wish more tools implement credit-based, much more makes sense cost wise!