A system means you are not starting from nothing each week. Vamos handles the research and the drafting. Filming and posting stay yours.
The weekly loop
Monday: read your brief. One to three things worth acting on, already waiting. Free, and it costs no credits. That is your starting material rather than a blank page.
Pick two or three. Not everything. A brief with three findings you acted on beats six you read.
Get the scripts written. Each finding in a brief carries a prompt, so opening one puts you in a chat that already has the context.
Film and post. Yours.
Tell Vamos what happened. When a post does well or badly, say so. It remembers across chats, and the next round narrows.
Setting the inputs once
The loop only works if the inputs are there. Three things, done once.
Ten or more creators in a Watchlist. Thin lists produce thin briefs. This is the single biggest lever on how useful your Monday is.
Your own handle in My Brand. Without it, nothing can be measured against your own normal, and half of what a brief could tell you is unavailable.
Ten voice samples. Below that, drafts drift and you rewrite them, which defeats the point.
Using Formats to decide what to film
Formats are structures that keep working, broken down beat by beat. Filter by film cost and you get the ones you can actually make this week: no face on camera, nobody else needed, no product, no location, a simple edit.
Pick a format you can film repeatedly and you have removed the hardest recurring decision. Recreate this format writes your version, keeping its beats.
Batching
Ask for several at once in one chat rather than one at a time in five. The research is read once and it is cheaper. See Plan a month of content.
Adding a Routine
Once the loop is working, put the part you repeat on a schedule. Competitor watch or Weekly loop covers most of it. See The starter routines.
What Vamos does not do here
It does not film, edit, generate video, schedule or post. The system it gives you is research, decisions and words.