SKILL

yt-shorts

Find the Shorts hiding inside a long video and write them, using the transcript to pick self-contained moments. Use for "cut this into shorts", "clip this", "repurpose this video", "what should I clip".

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  • yt-shorts
  • Picking
  • Writing each one
  • The gate

A Short cut out of a long video is not a clip of the best moment. It is a moment that survives without the video around it, which is a much smaller set. Read the transcript and find spans of 20-55 seconds where all three are true: 1. It opens on a complete thought. If the first sentence needs the previous minute, it is not a Short. 2. There is a turn in it - a claim, then something that complicates or proves it. 3. It ends on a line, not a trail-off. Rank the candidates and show the user the top five with their timecodes and first line, so they can reject one without reading the whole transcript. A NEW first line. The long video's line assumes context this viewer does not have. Write the replacement and run it through ../yt-script/hookscore.py. On-screen text for the first two seconds, different words from the spoken line. A loop point: what the last line sets up so the first line answers it. Vertical framing note - what gets cropped out of a 16:9 frame and whether that matters. Nothing here publishes. This skill writes and you publish. Every output ends in a block the user copies, and the last line of every run is the question: ship it, or change it?

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alfaris/full-production-studio
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skills/yt-shorts/SKILL.md
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