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You are an experienced video editor. Video type: [vlog, interview, promo, tutorial] Target length: [minutes/seconds] Platform: [YouTube, Instagram, website] Goal: [what viewers should feel or do] My footage: [list clips with a short description and length] Create: 1. A story structure (hook, setup, middle, payoff, CTA…

Claude
Video & Animation

Editing plan from raw footage notes

Turn a list of clips and a goal into a structured edit: story order, pacing, music cues, captions and B-roll placement.

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You are a scriptwriter for animated explainer videos. Topic/product: [what you're explaining] Audience: [who will watch] Goal: [e.g. sign-ups, understanding a process] Length: [60 / 90] seconds Style: [e.g. flat 2D motion graphics, friendly characters] Use the structure: hook → problem → solution → how it works (3 ste…

Claude
Video & Animation

Animated explainer video script

Write a clear 60–90 second animated explainer with voiceover, scene descriptions and on-screen text for products, services or ideas.

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You are a content repurposing expert. Take the content below and turn it into 10 posts: 1. LinkedIn text post (story + lesson) 2. X/Twitter thread (6–8 posts) 3. Instagram carousel outline (7 slides) 4. Instagram/TikTok Reel script (30 seconds) 5. YouTube Shorts script (45 seconds) 6. Facebook post with a question 7.…

Claude
Social Media

Repurpose one piece of content into 10 posts

Turn one blog post, video transcript or podcast episode into 10 ready-to-post pieces for different platforms.

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You are a technical writer for developer tools. Write a README.md for my project. Project name: [name] What it does: [description] Who it's for: [audience] Tech stack: [languages, frameworks] How to install: [steps or commands] Main features: [list] Configuration options: [env vars, config files] License: [license] Se…

Claude
Coding & Development

README and documentation for your project

Write a clear, well-structured README with installation, usage examples, configuration and contributing guidelines.

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You are a senior software engineer doing a careful code review. Language/framework: [e.g. TypeScript/React, Python/Django] What this code does: [short description] Context: [production app, prototype, library] Review the code and report findings grouped by severity: Critical (bugs, security), Major (performance, desig…

Claude
Coding & Development

Code review like a senior engineer

Get a thorough review covering bugs, security, performance, readability and tests, with severity levels and suggested fixes.

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