Creator Ops Toolkit

• Paste up to 40 request names, one per line. Each gets its own copy of the script template in the scripts folder.
• Names each copy exactly as typed and replaces the Request heading inside with the same name, leaving the rest of the template untouched.
• Per-row status (Created, Skipped, Check it, Failed), a duplicate-name guard, copy-all-links, and failed names kept for one-click retry.

The third version of this idea. Earlier builds broke when the placeholder text was overwritten; matching the heading exactly fixed it.

• Drafts a personal message per creator for the four situations that come up most: brief and deliverables, revision request, deadline nudge, general update.
• Tracks who has been messaged, so no creator is missed or contacted twice.
• Drafts only. Every message is reviewed and sent by hand.

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• Reads each person's open collabs live from Monday.com, refreshed every 5 minutes, and sorts them into Needs you, Due today, Late, Changed in 24h, Waiting on client and Stuck 5d+.
• Finds the true latest update, including replies buried under older posts, and flags @mentions, overdue items and days in stage. Finished and handed-off collabs drop out on their own.
• Now a full internal app around the digest: a Home snapshot, weekly KPIs, a Creators view, message templates with a chase list, and a 7:30 AM Slack briefing.
• Used daily by a 4-person department, each signed in with company Google and their own Monday.com token; expanding to the partnerships team. Its only write is Post update, one update posted on several collabs at once.

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• Searches Drive live by client, language code or version, with file-type filters.
• Select several results and copy all their links at once, or open a file or its folder directly.
• Stores nothing. Every search reads Drive directly.

• Watches Gmail for Brkaway notifications addressed to me and sends a Slack DM for each one.
• Built on free Apps Script instead of a paid automation platform, with the Slack token kept in secure script properties rather than in the code.

• Reads each deliverable-submission email, finds the matching item on the Monday.com production board, and moves it to QC.
• Every run ends in a Slack DM: a confirmation when it worked, or the item and a link to check when it couldn't move, so a failure never goes unnoticed.

• Paste the full conversation thread. Claude proposes a verdict, star scores for quality, creativity and professionalism, and tags backed by evidence from the thread.
• Every score stays editable, and ratings can be done fully by hand.
• Produces a review ready to post and saves it to a shared log the team can scan.

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• Counts days live automatically and moves each video through Accruing, Ready to invoice and Invoice sent.
• One click copies a personalised invoice message and opens that creator's collaboration page.
• Exports the ready-to-invoice list to a new Google Sheet for Finance.
• Search, sort, status filters, bulk add, archive, and shared storage so the whole team sees the same records.

• Upload the invoices export or paste rows. It finds the header row, cleans invoice IDs off names and skips total rows.
• A creator on several rows gets one message listing every request, with totals added together.
• Set the deadline and payment date once and every unedited message updates. Work down the roster with a progress meter.

• 13 slides covering output, language mix, creator workforce growth, top performers, sourcing channels, regional opportunities, and dropouts and risks.
• Every percentage is recomputed from raw counts. The rebuild caught and corrected several totals in the original deck.
• Reusable each month: an input checklist lists exactly which counts to update, and each slide carries its own refresh notes.