AI Content Research & Blogpost Writing Assistant - RUNNER H

Meet Gohel — Tue, 17 Jun 2025 10:19:39 +0000

This is a submission for the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge

What I Built

An AI-powered Content Research & Blog Writing Assistant using Runner H.

It:

Accepts a blog topic
Finds recent articles from reliable sources
Summarizes their key points
Writes a unique, well-structured blog post
Formats it in Google Docs, ready to publish

No plugins, no code — just one prompt and full automation.

Demo

📄 Google Doc Output – Iran-Israel Conflict
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZPTmnTVuLXPoTfuqsEW-FJJS-U59-IhtUwhgPHU1OCA/edit?usp=sharing

How I Used Runner H

Here’s what the prompt did:

Asked for a blog topic
Researched 5 recent articles online
Extracted summaries from each
Wrote an original 800–1000 word blog post
Structured it with:
- Title
- SEO Meta Description
- H2 subheadings
- Bullet points
- CTA
Formatted it into a styled Google Doc and shared the link

All of this was handled by Runner H with no manual work beyond inputting the topic.

Prompt :

Ask the user to enter a blog topic (e.g., "Top AI tools for productivity").

Then:

Search the web for 5 recent high-quality blog articles on the topic (past 6 months). Use sources like Medium, Google, HubSpot, etc.
For each article, extract:
- Title
- Author/source
- 1–2 sentence summary
- Link
Using insights from all 5 articles, generate a unique, original blog post (800–1000 words), including:
- Blog Title
- SEO meta description
- Introduction
- 3–5 H2 subheadings
- Bullet points (if helpful)
- Conclusion with a CTA
Format the blog into a clean Google Doc titled:
“Blog Draft – [Topic]”
Use:
- Font: Roboto or Arial, 12pt
- Bold subheadings
- Clean spacing and short paragraphs
Share the Google Doc link with the user.

Important: Do not copy content — summarize and rephrase based on insights.

Use Case & Impact

This is perfect for:

Content creators
Solo founders
Bloggers
Students doing essays
Marketing teams needing scalable content

It saves 3–5 hours per blog post and helps produce consistent, high-quality writing that’s SEO-friendly.

Made by: Meet Gohel (@meet_gohel_9f2ee9a5349695)

Solo project using just AI prompting and Runner H.
Let’s build smarter, not harder 🧠🚀

Universal AI Job Hunter

Meet Gohel — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 12:25:49 +0000

This is a submission for the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge

What I Built

I built a Universal AI Job Hunter powered by Runner H that automates the most painful part of freelancing: searching and applying to jobs.

Link to agent:
https://runner.hcompany.ai/chat/17bc4d7a-dc2a-40c2-b8f6-c515405ce5d1/share

This Runner H agent:

Scrapes the latest remote frontend developer jobs from RemoteOK
Extracts job details (title, company, budget, description, and link)
Writes personalized proposals using your skill profile
Fills a styled Google Sheet with all job data and application content — ready to track, reuse, and apply

✅ No code

✅ Fully customizable

✅ Saves 10+ hours per week

Demo

Promp Answer:
https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ihy7u8l9a5721rizxfr6.png

Google Sheet Link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V5TO7VDi7A08gvKwFM7SqgeRJZKGNw-OHvJwDrfeVxo/edit?usp=sharing

Screenshots:
https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/rf9wc6fsmpldea8n4ttb.png

How I Used Runner H

I used a single prompt in Runner H to:

Visit RemoteOK’s frontend dev job board
Extract the 5 most recent jobs
Generate a personalized AI proposal for each role using a given background
Create a Google Sheet titled “RemoteOK Job Tracker – Styled”

📌 Prompt Used (summarized):

Extract job listings → Write proposal → Create and format Google Sheet with labeled columns

Users can easily customize:

Keywords (e.g. “React”, “UI/UX”, “copywriting”)
Bio used for proposal generation
Target job platforms

Prompt:

Go to: https://remoteok.com/remote-dev+frontend-jobs

Extract the 5 most recent job listings that contain “frontend”, “JavaScript”, or “React”.

For each job, extract the following information in separate labeled fields:

Job Title (e.g. “Senior Frontend Developer”)
Company Name (e.g. “Jane Software”)
Description (1–2 line summary of job responsibilities)
Budget or Salary (exact numbers if listed, or "Not Listed")
Link to the specific job posting (not the homepage)

Then, generate a custom AI proposal for each job using this applicant profile:

"I’m a frontend developer with 3 years of experience in React, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS, and Next.js. I’ve built SaaS dashboards, marketing sites, and love remote collaboration."

Create a Google Sheet titled:

RemoteOK Job Tracker – Labeled

Under each column, fill in the corresponding info for each job.

Do not leave any column blank. Format each cell clearly.

Do not repeat links multiple times. Only one direct link per job.

Use Case & Impact

Who is this for?

Freelancers (devs, designers, writers, etc.)
Students & job seekers
Remote professionals looking to automate job hunting

How does it help?
This agent turns a 2–3 hour manual task into a 1-minute workflow.

🔁 Repeatable for any industry

💡 Reusable by others with zero setup

📊 Tracks proposals, budgets, job links — all in one place

This is a real-world automation that actually saves time, improves application quality, and can land you paid work faster.

Built by:

Meet Gohel (DEV username: @@meet_gohel_9f2ee9a5349695)

Solo submission.

Thanks to Runner H and DEV for hosting this challenge — this was a ton of fun 🚀

DEV Community: Meet Gohel

AI Content Research & Blogpost Writing Assistant - RUNNER H

What I Built

Demo

How I Used Runner H

Prompt :

Use Case & Impact

Universal AI Job Hunter

What I Built

Demo

How I Used Runner H

Prompt:

Use Case & Impact