Batching works in Vamos for a specific reason: research read once in a chat is billed at a tenth of the rate when it is read again. So doing the research at the start and writing from it repeatedly in the same chat is both better and cheaper than starting fresh each time.

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Look at what is working in my niche this month, across my Watchlists and the wider feed. Give me the patterns worth building on, with the videos as evidence.

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Read the answer before asking for anything else. If the patterns are wrong, everything written from them will be wrong too, and it is far cheaper to correct now.

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From that, plan four weeks. Three posts a week, each with a topic, an angle and which format it should use.

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Ask for a plan before asking for scripts. A plan is short, quick to read, and easy to change. Thirty scripts written from a plan you would have changed is thirty rewrites.

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Write the scripts for week one. Full scripts, in my voice, ready to film.

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A week at a time. Long pieces open as docs so you can edit each properly.

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There is no fixed number of pieces per request. Ask for what you need and check the output rather than expecting a guaranteed count.

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This is the whole mechanic. Vamos still has the research, the plan and everything you corrected, so week two is written knowing what week one was. Starting a new chat for week two pays for the research again and loses the continuity.

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Say what changed and ask for a revision. "The Tuesday post format is not working, replace those with something I can film at my desk." Revisions in the chat produce new versions of a doc rather than overwriting your edits.

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Save the docs to a Collection so the month lives in one place. See Collections.

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Once the pattern works, Weekly loop as a Routine does the same thing on a schedule. Monthly planning suits a monthly Routine. See The starter routines.

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Filming, editing, posting and scheduling. Vamos gives you the plan and the words.

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