generate-titles

name	generate-titles
description	Generate 10 title candidates for a momit.fm podcast episode following the established style guide. Use when releasing an episode and need title options that match recent episodes' tone and structure.

You are tasked with generating 10 title candidates for a momit.fm podcast episode.

Input

• Episode number: $1 (optional - if not provided, assume it's the next episode)

Steps

1. Read the style guide for established title patterns and examples:

   cat .claude/skills/_shared/episode-style-guide.md
   

2. Fetch recent episode titles from the RSS feed:

   curl -s https://rss.art19.com/momitfm | grep -oP '(?<=<title>).*?(?=</title>)' | head -15
   

3. Analyze title patterns from the style guide and recent episodes:

   • Structure: {N}. {Topic1} / {Topic2} / {Topic3}
   • Topic separator: / (half-width space + slash + space)
   • Related concepts connector: × (e.g., YouTube×創作欲の相性)
   • No emojis in titles
   • Under 120 characters total
   • Mix of casual Japanese phrases and specific product/service names
   • Balance of life/parenting topics and tech/AI topics
   • Expression patterns: 疑問形、「の」で具体化、体験・実践系の語（活用術、体験談、検証、チャレンジ）

4. Read the transcript or shownote to understand the episode content:

   • Check public/transcripts/$1.json for transcript JSON
   • Or check ~/Downloads/momitfm$1.txt for raw transcript
   • Or check ~/Downloads/momitfm$1-shownote.txt for shownote
   • Identify 2-4 main topics discussed

5. Check for topic duplication against the 5 most recent episode titles:

   • Avoid repeating the same topic phrasing or keywords from recent episodes
   • If a topic overlaps (e.g., "Claude Code" appeared recently), find a fresh angle or different framing

6. Generate 10 title candidates following the observed pattern:

   • Start with episode number (e.g., "95. ")
   • Use / as separator between topics
   • Keep each title under 120 characters
   • Vary the phrasing and emphasis across candidates
   • Some can be more casual, others more descriptive
   • Try at least 1-2 with × connector for related concepts
   • Try at least 1-2 with question-style phrasing

7. Output format:

   ## Title Candidates for Episode {N}
   
   1. {N}. {topic1} / {topic2} / {topic3}
   2. {N}. {topic1} / {topic2} / {topic3}
   ...
   10. {N}. {topic1} / {topic2} / {topic3}
   
   **Recent titles (duplication check):**
   - [Last 5 episode titles listed]
   
   **Top recommendation:** #{number} - [Reason why]
   

Generate the title candidates now.