Quick overview This workflow takes a product photo sent via Telegram, uses OpenAI Vision to describe it and OpenAI to write a short-form video ad prompt, generates a vertical video via AtlasCloud, then (after two approvals in Telegram) publishes the Short to YouTube via Blotato. How it works Triggers when a user sends a product photo (optionally with a caption/campaign) to a Telegram bot. Downloads the image from Telegram and uses OpenAI Vision to extract an advertising-focused product description. Uses OpenAI to generate a single cinematic text-to-video prompt plus a YouTube Shorts title and description. Sends the proposed prompt to Telegram and waits for your approval before proceeding. If approved, requests video generation from AtlasCloud and polls the render status until the video is completed. Sends the generated video back to Telegram for preview and waits for a second approval to publish. If approved, publishes the video to YouTube as an unlisted Short via Blotato and notifies you in Telegram (otherwise it stops and sends a decline message). Setup Create and connect a Telegram bot credential, then start a chat with the bot so it can receive photos and send approval prompts.
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