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Adobe Stock room: Niche Finder → Image Creator → Upscayler

Stock-photo selling is a multi-step grind: niche, concept, set, keywords, upscale, folder.

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What hurt

stupiz (@stupiz) turned Adobe Stock selling into a three-bot room: Niche Finder drills Niche → Sub-niche → Micro-niche; Image Creator takes the topic, plans concept/copy-space, builds a 5-image set plus CSV titles/keywords; Upscayler stages the folder and runs 4x Upscayl. Human still curates and uploads (session/cookies). Tip with author-published pipeline. Not affiliated with xAI or Adobe.

What to install or create

One shared room, three named bots, human curation at the end — upload still manual for now.

Bots

  • No new bot. Follow the first-run steps.

Plugins

  • None on day one. Follow the first-run steps.

Routines

  • None on the first run. Watch one manual pass first.

The prompt

This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.

First run

  1. 1Read https://x.com/stupiz/status/2106112767631782358 (credit @stupiz).
  2. 2Create three bots — Niche Finder, Image Creator, Upscayler — and put them in one room named Adobe Stock.
  3. 3Niche Finder: search Stock demand and drill Niche → Sub-niche → Micro-niche before any render.
  4. 4Image Creator: for each micro-niche, plan concept + copy-space, make a 5-image set, and emit a CSV of titles/keywords.
  5. 5Upscayler: stage folder + 4x Upscayl; you curate and upload (login yourself — sessions drop). Optional later: batch upload after one daily login.

Approval fence

Approve which sets upload; do not store Adobe session cookies in shared prompts.

What to tweak

Steal the three-role Stock room. You become the editor, not every step.

Source

stupiz @stupiz · Original post

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