Episode summary: Corn and Herman pull back the curtain for a deep technical dive into the full production pipeline behind My Weird Prompts. From Daniel's voice recording through transcription, AI script generation, two-pass editing, voice cloning with Chatterbox, audio assembly, and automated publishing across five platforms, they explain every stage of how each episode comes to life. Show Notes In this meta episode, Corn and Herman do a deep technical dive on the production pipeline that creates My Weird Prompts. They cover the full journey from Daniel's voice recording through transcription, episode planning with search grounding, AI script generation with carefully crafted character guidelines, the two-pass editing system (fact-checking and polish), text-to-speech with Chatterbox voice cloning, audio assembly, cover art generation, and automated publishing to R2, the Neon database, Vercel, Bluesky, Telegram, and X. They also discuss the safety engineering philosophy behind the pipeline's many guardrails. Listen online: https://myweirdprompts.com/episode/behind-the-curtain-how-my-weird-prompts-gets-made

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