Script Kit
A deep, single-piece pipeline: one idea becomes a retention-first outline, then a hook, then a full script written for the ear in YOUR voice, then YouTube chapters, discoverable show notes, and a handful of vertical shorts — all mined from the one recording. Each prompt feeds the next, so you build one strong asset end to end instead of scattering effort. A reusable voice profile runs through the hook, script, and shorts so it sounds like you and not a robot — the #1 reason creators quit AI scripts. Every factual claim comes back flagged [VERIFY] and every personal story left as [YOUR EXAMPLE HERE], so you never ship an invented fact. This is the opposite of a generic 'write me a script' — and distinct from our wide, weekly content-planning pack: that one works across a calendar, this one goes deep on a single piece.
Start here. Give it your raw idea (even one messy sentence), your platform, and your length; it returns a retention-first skeleton built payoff-first, with an open loop on every beat. Paste this outline into every prompt that follows.
Example · Input
Idea: why most people's morning routines don't stick. YouTube, 10 min, for busy first-time habit-builders.
Example · Output
A one-line core promise, 2–3 title options, the payoff stated up front, and a 3–5 beat table with open-loop questions, minute budgets, micro-hook transitions, and a total word count.
Use it after the outline. Paste the outline (or just the promise), your platform, and 2–3 sentences of how you actually talk; it writes labeled hook options that match your voice. Save that voice sample — you'll reuse it in the script and shorts prompts.
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Example · Input
[paste outline] Platform: YouTube. Voice: 'Okay so here's the thing nobody tells you about morning routines...'
Example · Output
5–8 labeled hooks (open loop, bold claim, call-out, and more), each with a spoken line and a muted on-screen-text version, plus a bridge line and delivery notes.
The centerpiece. Paste your approved outline, your chosen hook, and your voice sample; it writes a full script for the ear with running time markers and B-roll cues. Every factual claim comes back flagged [VERIFY] and every story left as [YOUR EXAMPLE HERE] for you to fill.
Example · Input
[paste outline] [paste chosen hook] YouTube, 10 min. Voice: 'Look, I'm not going to pretend I have this all figured out...'
Example · Output
A beat-by-beat spoken track with [PAUSE] / [EMPHASIS] cues, a parallel B-roll / on-screen track, a word count and runtime, and a read-aloud flags list with shorter rewrites.
Paste your script with its beat times (or your real recorded marks); it returns a YouTube-compliant chapter block plus a podcast timestamp version. Nudge the times to the real cut after you record.
Example · Input
[paste script with beat times] Keywords: morning routine, habits that stick. Total length 10:42.
Example · Output
A paste-ready block starting at 0:00 with curiosity-driven, keyword-first titles, a one-line compliance check, and a podcast-formatted variant for show notes.
Paste your script or outline and your keywords; it writes an SEO description with an above-the-fold hook, takeaways, timestamps, and a links section — so the piece gets found in search, not just recommended.
Example · Input
[paste script] Primary keyword: morning routine that actually sticks. CTA: subscribe.
Example · Output
A ~150-character above-the-fold line, a keyword-rich summary, bullet takeaways, a timestamps block, a links section with [PASTE LINK] placeholders, hashtags, and YouTube / podcast / social variants.
Paste your full script or transcript and your voice sample; it ranks the 5–7 most clip-worthy moments from that one recording and scripts a vertical hook and caption for each. If you don't have a transcript, it tells you how to grab one first.
Example · Input
[paste transcript] Platforms: Reels + Shorts. 6 clips. Handle: @myhandle, follow for more.
Example · Output
A ranked clip list — verbatim quote + approx timestamp, why it works, a 1-second vertical hook, on-screen text, caption, ideal length, and an end-CTA — plus 9:16 reframing and caption-burn notes.