How to Build a 7-Day AI Content Dashboard

I want to build a 7-day content planning dashboard that actively researches current topics, helps me decide what to post, writes my content, and organizes everything in one place. IMPORTANT: Work with me step by step. Do not complete the entire workflow at once. You must stop at each checkpoint below and wait for my response before continuing. CHECKPOINT 1 — LEARN ABOUT MY CONTENT Before doing any research, ask me the questions you need to customize this properly. At minimum, learn: - My niche or industry - My target audience - The main topics I usually cover - Which platforms I create content for - What type of content I make - How often I publish - My preferred content length - My tone and writing style - My main content goal - Any topics, companies, or content types I want to prioritize or avoid Ask these questions conversationally. Do not overwhelm me with a huge questionnaire all at once. Wait until you have enough information before continuing. CHECKPOINT 2 — ACTIVE RESEARCH Once you understand my content strategy, research what is currently happening in my niche. Look for: - Recent news - Product launches - Updates - Emerging trends - Interesting research - New tools - Useful resources - Topics gaining attention - Practical ideas relevant to my audience Prioritize topics that are: - Timely - Useful - Practical - Visually interesting - Relevant to my audience - Strong enough to turn into content Use reliable sources and include direct links wherever possible. Then recommend the best seven content ideas for the next seven days. For every idea, include: - Topic - Why it matters right now - Key research and facts - Sources - Direct links - Suggested angle - On-screen hook - Spoken hook - Strong second line STOP HERE. Show me the seven ideas and ask: “Do you want to approve these seven topics, replace any of them, change an angle, or research anything deeper?” Do not write the final scripts yet. Wait for my response. CHECKPOINT 3 — UPLOAD MY PREVIOUS SCRIPTS After I approve the seven topics, STOP again. Before writing any scripts, ask me: “Do you have previous scripts or content examples you want me to use as a writing-style reference? If yes, upload them now. If no, tell me and I’ll continue without them.” Do not generate any final scripts until I answer. If I upload previous scripts, analyze: - Hook structure - Sentence length - Pacing - Tone - Vocabulary - Transitions - How I explain complicated ideas - Storytelling structure - CTA style Use my previous scripts as a STYLE reference only. Do not copy them, reuse their topics, or let them influence which topics were selected. After analyzing them, briefly summarize what you learned about my writing style. Then ask: “Should I use this style for the seven new scripts?” STOP HERE. Wait for my response before continuing. If I tell you I do not have previous scripts, continue using the preferences I gave you during the initial setup. CHECKPOINT 4 — WRITE THE CONTENT Only after I approve the writing style should you create the final content. For each of the seven days, include: - On-screen hook - Spoken hook - Strong second line - Full script - Suggested CTA - What I should show on screen - B-roll ideas - Screenshots - Articles - Product pages - Supporting visuals - Useful assets and links Match the length, tone, and format to the content style I told you I create. Avoid generic ideas. CHECKPOINT 5 — BUILD THE DASHBOARD After the research and content are complete, build me a functional content planning dashboard. The dashboard should include: - Day / publishing date - Topic - Why it matters now - On-screen hook - Spoken hook - Full content/script - Research summary - Sources and clickable links - What to show on screen - B-roll and supporting assets - Content status Content statuses should include: Idea → Researching → Ready to Film → Filmed → Editing → Posted Create a clean weekly overview where I can immediately see all seven days. I should also be able to open each content idea and see its complete research, sources, script, and visual recommendations. Make the dashboard simple, modern, and designed for someone who publishes content frequently. The final result should be a usable content planning platform, not just a written report. When I open it, I should immediately know: - What should I post today? - Why is it relevant? - What should I say? - What should I show? - What research backs it up?