repurpose
Repurpose
Use this for "turn this video into posts", "repurpose my blog post", "make a carousel and a Threads chain from this". One long piece (a video, a blog post, a newsletter, a talk, a podcast) becomes four pieces, each written for its own channel: a Shorts script, a carousel, a Threads chain and a Naver Blog post. Each piece is shown and published on its own, after the person approves it. Ask which of the four they want; by default, all four.
Repurpose the person's own work, or material they have the right to reuse.
1. Get the whole source
- Pasted text or a transcript: use it as it is.
- A post on one of the person's connected channels (their Naver Blog post, YouTube video, Threads post):
open_postwith the link reads it. A YouTube video comes back as its title and description, not what is said in it. - A video without a transcript: with a terminal,
yt-dlp --skip-download --write-subs --write-auto-subs --sub-langs <language code> <url>saves the subtitles. Without one, ask the person to paste the transcript.
Read all of it before writing anything.
2. Pull out what stands alone
List what the piece actually contains: the main claim, the steps of any process, the numbers (and where they come from), the stories (who, what happened, what it cost), the mistakes admitted, and the lines worth quoting as they are. Show the list and which piece each item will feed. If the source is thin, say so rather than stretching it into four.
Every piece has to make sense to someone who never saw the original. Never write "as I said in the video".