Overview
Private tool means I built it for my own account and it is not offered as a product. The code is not public. It is here because it shows how I build automation that keeps a person in control of what gets published.
Threads Content Pipeline is a Python tool by Haseeb Sagheer that analyses a Threads profile each week, drafts posts from what it learns, and sends every draft to a Telegram bot for review before anything is posted.
Private tool means I built it for my own account and it is not offered as a product. The code is not public. It is here because it shows how I build automation that keeps a person in control of what gets published.
This pipeline keeps a Threads account active without turning it over to a bot. It studies the profile, drafts posts, and then waits for a person to approve each one.
Analysis runs weekly. The first run reads the whole profile. Every run after that reads only the last week of new posts, so it stays quick and reflects what is working now.
Drafts go to a Telegram bot. Each one can be approved as written or edited first. Nothing is posted until that happens, which is the difference between this and a blind auto-poster.
Posting consistently takes time, and a fully automatic bot posts things nobody checked. This keeps the drafting automatic and the final decision human.
Someone who wants to post consistently on Threads without handing the final say to a bot.
I built the analysis module, the drafting step and the Telegram review flow in Python.
No. Every draft goes to a Telegram bot first, where it is approved or edited before posting.
Weekly. The first run is a full analysis; later runs look only at the last week of new posts.
It puts the approve or edit decision on a phone, so drafts can be reviewed anywhere.
No. It is a personal tool.