Ранжирование кампаний клипинга Whop и отправка брифов через Apify, OpenAI и Telegram

## Score today's paid clipping campaigns by what they pay you, then write the brief Content reward campaigns pay creators per 1,000 views, and the public directory only shows about fifty of them at a time. The ones worth posting for change every day: a campaign with a large budget left and few creators pays well on Monday and is picked clean by Friday. Checking that by hand means opening fifty pages, doing the same arithmetic fifty times, and reading fifty sets of rules to find the one line that gets clips rejected. This workflow does that every morning. Apify reads the directory, and n8n does the thinking: a Code node turns each campaign's rate into what one of your posts would actually earn at your usual view count, and then OpenAI scores the campaign against your niche and the platforms you post on, pulls the posting requirements out of the campaign's own text, and names the requirement most likely to get a clip rejected. For the campaigns that pass both your pay floor and your fit score, a second AI step writes the brief: what to make, three opening hooks, the numbered checklist from the campaign's own rules, and the condition under which you should skip it. Every campaign scored is written to Google Sheets, including the ones it turned down and why, so you can see a campaign's budget being eaten week by week. Nothing here guarantees a payout. The pay per post is arithmetic on your own view count, not a promise, and the rules are read out of the campaign text, so open the campaign page before you post. ### What you need - An Apify account and the Whop Content Rewards Scraper, which reads the campaign directory, including budget spent, creator counts and the rules text. - An OpenAI API key for the two AI steps. - Google Sheets, for the record of every campaign scored. - Telegram, where the briefs arrive.