Oops Studio Publisher
The internal tool that puts a finished episode on the
accounts we own. It is not a product and has no users outside the studio.
What it does
Our pipeline finishes an episode as a single video file plus a caption.
Publisher takes that file and posts it to one of our own accounts through the
platform's official API. That is the whole job — it does not edit, schedule
other people's content, or act on anyone else's behalf.
How an account gets connected
Once per account, an operator signs in through the platform's own OAuth
screen and grants access. The resulting token is stored privately on our own
machine, never shared, and can be revoked by us or by the platform at any
time. We never ask anyone for a password, and we hold no credentials for
accounts that are not ours.
Before anything is posted
The operator sees, on one screen, exactly what is about to happen:
- the destination account — display name and username, read live from the platform;
- the audience setting, chosen deliberately each time, with no default pre-selected;
- the interaction settings (comments, duet, stitch), all off unless explicitly turned on, and locked when the account's own settings disallow them;
- the platform's music-usage notice, shown before the post button.
Nothing is posted until a person presses the button.
Where it posts
- YouTube — long form and Shorts, on our three channels.
- Facebook and Instagram — Reels, on our own pages.
- TikTok — pending review of our application.
What it never does
- Post content we did not make. Every frame, script and voice track is ours.
- Add watermarks or re-upload anyone else's video.
- Touch an account we do not own, or offer access to third parties.
Questions: sr.ledpromo@gmail.com