01What Is the UGC Autopilot System and How Does It Work?

The UGC Autopilot system is a four-step machine that turns any product into ads people actually stop and watch. You give it a product, and it gives you back a finished video, a carousel, and a story, then posts them for you.

It works by combining three tools: Higgs Field for generating AI videos, Claude for editing and design, and Blotato for posting. The system uses prompts and skills to automate the entire ad creation process.

Julian Goldie showed this system in the episode. He built it to answer a member's question about automating UGC and carousels for Instagram and TikTok. The system is designed to be so easy that anyone can set it up.

02Main Features of the UGC Autopilot System

The system has several key features that make it powerful and easy to use.

  • Generate: Create AI videos using Higgs Field with models like Vayo 3.1 or cling 3.0.
  • Edit: Use a special skill to edit the video to look amazing, with prompts for realism, audio, words, and framing.
  • Create carousels and stories: Turn the video into a carousel or story, either with Claude or Blotato's templates.
  • Post automatically: Connect Blotato's MCP to Claude, connect your social accounts, and let it post for you.
  • Use with human videos: You can also use the same editing prompts and skills on human-created videos.

Every example shown in the episode was made with this exact process. The system is fully automated, so it works like an AI employee that never sleeps.

03How to Set Up the UGC Autopilot System

Setting up the system takes four simple steps. Julian showed his exact setup.

  1. Connect Higgs Field MCP: Get the Higgs Field MCP and click “Connect to Higgs Field” to link it with your AI agent.
  2. Use Claude: Julian recommends Claude for the whole system because it's faster, gives more tokens, and is best at design.
  3. Install the editing skill: Use the special skill that edits the video to make it look amazing.
  4. Connect Blotato MCP: Connect Blotato's MCP to Claude, then connect your social accounts in Blotato's settings.

After these steps, you can start generating and posting. Julian also mentioned that you can get all the prompts and the full guide inside the AI Profit Boardroom.

If you use avatars, you must apply labels to be transparent. Julian broke down the labels and prompts for this in the guide.

04How to Use the System: Generate, Edit, and Post

Once set up, using the system is easy. Here's how Julian walks through it.

Step 1: Generate. In Higgs Field, pick a model like Vayo 3.1 or cling 3.0. Use a prompt that creates UGC-style angles and framing.

Julian showed a prompt that makes the video feel and look like real UGC.

Step 2: Edit. Use the editing skill to improve the video. The prompt tells the AI how to edit, what style to use, and how to make it look cool.

You can also tell Claude to turn the video into a carousel.

Step 3: Post. In Blotato, go to “Our Accounts,” connect your social accounts, and start posting. If you're using avatars, apply the required labels.

The whole process is automated. You can also use the system with human videos. Julian showed an example of human video edits that looked super nice.

05Results and Comparisons: What You Can Expect

Julian showed several examples of what the system produces. The finished videos, carousels, and stories looked super nice, with good branding and style.

He compared using Higgs Field versus using Vayo 3.1 directly. Using Higgs Field is easier and less time-consuming because it gives you one place to call all your videos. It's designed for this system.

For carousels, you can use Claude to generate them or use Blotato's carousel templates. Julian said he doesn't like Blotato's carousel option as much, but it's still an option. The Blotato templates include tutorials, quotes, and UGC styles, which look very Instagram-like.

Julian also mentioned that Blotato has a seven-day free trial, so you can test it before paying.

06Tips, Limits, and Mistakes to Avoid

Here are some important tips and warnings from the episode.

  • Use Claude: Julian strongly recommends Claude for this system. It's faster and better at design.
  • Label AI content: Always label content as avatars when posting. It's required for transparency.
  • Follow realism rules: Use the specific prompts for audio, words, and framing to make AI videos look realistic.
  • Don't skip Higgs Field: Using Vayo 3.1 directly is harder and more time-consuming. Higgs Field simplifies the process.
  • Test with the free trial: Blotato has a seven-day free trial, so you can try it before committing.

Avoid the mistake of not using the full prompt library. Julian provided a full checklist and prompts for every step. Using them ensures you get the best results.

Also, the system works with human videos too. You can apply the same prompts and skills to edit human-created content.

07Who Is the UGC Autopilot System For and Why It Matters

The UGC Autopilot system is for anyone who wants to create ads without hiring a team or spending hours editing. It's for marketers, business owners, and creators who need a steady stream of content for Instagram, TikTok, and other platforms.

It matters because it makes ad creation automated and accessible. You don't need technical skills or design experience. The system handles generation, editing, and posting, so you can focus on other parts of your business.

Julian emphasized that it's a powerful system. It works like an AI employee that never sleeps, never takes a day off, and never asks for anything. This can save you time and money while producing professional-looking ads.

If you want to learn more, Julian offers full guides and prompts inside the AI Profit Boardroom.

08Additional Resources and Support

Julian mentioned that you can get all the prompts, the full guide, and a checklist inside the AI Profit Boardroom. The link is in the comments, description, or at theairprofitboardroom.com.

He also answered Seth's question in the episode, showing that you can ask for personalized video tutorials. Members can post questions in the community, and Julian creates tutorials based on those requests.

Inside the classroom, you get access to trainings on tools like GPT-6, OpenAI, and Sony 5.5, plus all his best prompts and systems. There's also a calendar for weekly coaching calls and a map to meet local AI builders.

This support system helps you get the most out of the UGC Autopilot system and other AI tools.