Horiemon AI Kiri Adds Fully Automatic Posting for YouTube Channels
The update removes the manual URL input and posting steps that made the original SaaS tool tedious, turning a short-video cutter into an automated article media and multi-platform posting system.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Horiemon AI School released a fully automatic AI function for Horiemon AI Kiri on August 28. The tool detects new videos on specified YouTube channels, creates transcribed articles and short videos, then posts them to websites, YouTube Shorts, and X. Applications are open for 10 initial test companies at one month's fee for three months.
Horiemon AI Kiri started as a SaaS tool that cut short videos from a pasted YouTube URL. Operating it meant re-entering the URL on every channel update, then handling the AI cut, title and text edits, downloads, and manual posting.
The new fully automatic function removes those steps. When a specified channel updates, the AI detects the video, transcribes the full text into article media, and posts both articles and short videos to websites, YouTube Shorts, and X. Article content can be set to full transcription or a summary of several hundred characters, and one article media setup can support multiple channels.
Test applications are limited to 10 companies, offered at 150,000 yen for three months instead of the usual monthly rate. Candidates are interviewed about channel status and posting schedules, then get a free demo using actual videos before introduction.
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