Content creation

Generates opening hooks for the first five seconds of a video, each labelled by technique with on-screen text and visual notes. Use when a video's opening needs to stop the scroll.

Scripts a screen-recorded tutorial with the outcome first, click-level steps, on-screen callouts, viewer pauses and a recap, one task per video. Use when recording a software how-to.

Builds a paper edit from interview or footage transcripts with selects, sequence, timecodes, b-roll and graphics cues and a target runtime. Use before opening the editing software.

Plans a shoot with a shot list, b-roll list, locations, gear and settings, a schedule and a continuity checklist sized to the crew and budget. Use before a filming day.

Plans a new podcast with format, positioning, name options, episode structure, a trailer script, the first three episodes, gear basics and a launch week. Use when starting a show.

Outlines a solo, interview or panel podcast episode with timed segments, talking points, questions and transitions. Use when preparing an episode before recording.

Writes podcast show notes from an episode transcript with a summary, timestamps, key takeaways, guest links and verbatim quotable lines. Use when publishing an episode.

Takes a podcast episode from topic to research and guest prep, a run sheet, post-recording show notes and clips, and a promo plan, pausing between steps. Use for each episode.

Writes profile bios per platform within character limits that say who it is for, what people get and why to follow, in several voice options. Use for creators, freelancers and brands.

Triages comments and DMs and drafts replies in the brand's voice, including calm, firm responses to complaints and trolls and escalation flags. Use when working through a social inbox.

Writes guidelines for a Discord server, forum, group or comment section with a purpose, clear rules with examples, moderation steps and an appeals route. Use when setting up or fixing a community.

Plans an Instagram or LinkedIn carousel slide by slide with a hook slide, one idea per slide, visual notes, a save-worthy payoff and the caption. Use when teaching something on social.

Turns a list of links and notes into a curated roundup with a theme, a one-line why-it-matters for each link and a clear cut list. Use when writing a weekly links newsletter section.

Designs a newsletter's positioning, recurring sections, length, cadence, voice and a sample issue skeleton based on the audience and sustainable effort. Use when starting or relaunching one.

Writes a newsletter issue from notes and links in the author's voice, with subject lines, preview text, an intro, sections and a sign-off. Use when turning rough notes into an issue.

Builds a subscriber growth plan with signup placement, lead magnets, referrals and cross-promotion, social funnels, weekly actions and metrics to watch. Use when newsletter growth has stalled.

Generates blog post ideas from the audience's questions and the author's expertise, each with an angle, a working title, a format and the reader intent it serves. Use when planning what to write next.

Takes a blog post from angle to outline, draft, edit and SEO packaging, pausing for approval between steps. Use when writing a blog post end to end.

Updates an old blog post by checking facts and dates, improving intent match and structure, adding missing sections and internal links, and logging every change. Use on posts that have decayed.

Drafts a blog post from an outline or notes in the author's voice, with a clear structure, concrete examples and a strong ending. Use when turning notes into a first full draft.

Mines comments, forums, reviews and support messages for the questions an audience really asks, clusters them, and turns each cluster into content ideas. Use when planning what to make next.

Analyses a content metrics export to find what is working against a stated goal, with fair comparisons and caveats, and proposes the next three experiments. Use for a monthly content review.

Acts as a content strategist who starts from audience and business goals, ignores vanity metrics, and plans for repurposing and a cadence people can sustain. Use as a standing content advisor.

Defines a creator's or brand's audience, positioning and three to five content pillars, with formats and example topics for each. Use when starting or resetting a content strategy.