Automating content with scheduled runs
Once a flow is dialed in, schedule it. Hyperclip can run flows on any cadence and upload the result directly to your channels.
The point of Hyperclip is that you build a flow once and never have to touch it again. Scheduled runs are how you cash that in.
When to schedule a flow
Schedule a flow when you've run it manually a handful of times and you're happy with the output. If the topic is parametric — pick from a list, rotate through styles, pull a headline of the day — scheduling pays off fast. If every video needs human judgment on the input, leave it on manual.
How scheduling works
Open any flow and add a schedule. Set the cadence (daily, weekly, or custom), give it the inputs it should use, and turn it on. Hyperclip queues the run, executes it on our servers, and notifies you when each MP4 is ready.
Auto-publish to TikTok and YouTube
Connect a TikTok or YouTube account once in Settings, and any scheduled run can publish directly when it finishes. Caption, title, and tag templates use the same input variables you fed the flow, so each upload is tailored to that video.
Auto Mode for hands-off generation
When even the inputs should be decided automatically, Auto Mode runs a small planner on each cadence. You give it a brief — "Greek mythology, Gen Z tone, 60-second arc" — and it picks the topic each night before the flow runs. The flow doesn't change; only what it's pointed at does.
When something goes wrong
Runs can fail. A generation can temporarily error out; an input can produce a script the rest of the flow doesn't like. Failed scheduled runs surface in the dashboard with the error and a one-click retry. We don't silently re-bill you for a failed render.
