Build a social media orchestrator (LinkedIn first)

I want to post consistently on social media. I've tried outsourcing the content to graphic designers and junior data engineers, and it didn't work out. AI is now advanced enough that, with a good architecture and my judgment, I can publish consistent content without spending much of my own time. That's what I need this system for. It turns topics from a few sources into reviewed, scheduled social media posts. The architecture has to be flexible enough to add more channels later, but the working prototype is LinkedIn. The flow: 1. Fetch topics from 2 subreddits, 2 forums and 1 blog. I've thought about doing this with Firecrawl (open to other options). Then send me the options to review. I've thought about Telegram (open to other options). I pick one. 2. An LLM drafts the post and sends it to me through the same channel. I give feedback and it revises the same draft until I'm happy, or I edit it myself. 3. By default, and with my approval, it uses the image from the source post. If there isn't one or it doesn't fit, it generates one with the OpenAI image API. I approve it or give feedback. 4. Approved posts go into a queue and publish to LinkedIn at fixed time slots. Nothing publishes without my approval. I have existing scripts for LinkedIn publishing and image generation that I can share. I have Firecrawl, Python, Telegram and a VPS on Hetzner in mind, but I'm open to your proposal. What matters to me is experience building social media schedulers or managers. How I want it built: - Use of Claude Code or similar AI tools is highly encouraged. - Keep the code as concise and readable as possible. I'll review it myself, so no bloat. - Set up CI/CD both locally (pre-commit checks) and in the repo (GitHub Actions). - Follow software engineering best practices. Rate: $15 to $21 per hour. To apply: 1. Have you built a social media orchestrator or scheduler before? How did you build it? 2. WILL WEIGH HEAVILY: a high-level architecture diagram of how you'd build this, in Excalidraw or any tool you like. The more specific and solid the detail, the better your chances of getting hired. 3. Your time estimate for a production-ready first version. 4. A portfolio or GitHub profile where I can see the quality of your code, not only the results but how solidly you build them.