repurpose-snapchat

name	repurpose-snapchat
description	Generates Snapchat content from content atoms: story scripts (3-5 frames at 10s each), Spotlight scripts (up to 60s vertical video), and AR lens concepts. Optimizes for completion rate, shares, and screenshot saves. Sub-skill of the Content Repurposing Engine. Use when user says "snapchat", "snap story", "snapchat spotlight", "snap", or "repurpose for snapchat".
user-invokable	true
argument-hint	[url-or-atoms]
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"AgriciDaniel","version":"1.0.0","category":"content"}

Snapchat Content Generator

Generate story script, Spotlight script, and AR lens concept from content atoms.

Inputs

Received from the parent agent (repurpose-visual):

Input	Description
atoms	Full list of content atoms with types and impact ratings
main_argument	One-sentence thesis of the source content
target_audience	Who benefits from this content
primary_topic	Category or niche
voice_profile	Detected or overridden brand voice
images_flag	If true AND /banana available, generate images directly
brief_mode	If true, produce 1 story script only

References

Load before generating:

• references/platform-specs.md -- story specs, Spotlight dimensions, algorithm weights
• references/hook-formulas.md -- visual hooks, fast-cut openers, curiosity loops
• references/voice-adaptation.md -- Snapchat tone rules (ultra-casual, ephemeral, raw)

Platform Rules

Spec	Value
Story segments	10 seconds each, up to 60s total
Spotlight	Up to 60 seconds (single video, like TikTok)
Dimensions	1080x1920 (9:16) for all content
Algorithm	Completion rate + shares + screenshot saves
Text overlay	Avoid bottom 25% (Snapchat UI elements)
Geofilters	Location-based overlays (optional interactive layer)
Best time	Mon-Fri 10PM-1AM (younger audience, late-night)

Output 1: Story Script (3-5 Frames)

Write to snapchat/story-script.md.

Frame-by-Frame Structure

Frame	Duration	Content	Interactive Element
Frame 1	10s	Hook -- bold text or shocking visual to stop tapping through	Poll sticker or Question sticker
Frame 2	10s	Key insight from content (1 atom, simplified)	None (let them read/watch)
Frame 3	10s	Supporting point, stat, or relatable moment	Emoji slider or Quiz sticker
Frame 4	10s	Actionable takeaway or "here's what to do"	None
Frame 5	10s	CTA: swipe-up link, "screenshot this", or reply prompt	Link attachment (if applicable)

Story Rules

• Dimensions: 1080x1920 (9:16) for all frames
• 3-5 frames optimal (Snap attention spans are short)
• Ephemeral feel: raw, unpolished, in-the-moment aesthetic
• Use interactive stickers (polls, questions, emoji sliders) on at least 2 frames
• Text should be large, centered, and readable in under 3 seconds
• Avoid bottom 25% of screen for all text and stickers (Snapchat UI overlap)
• Each frame conveys one idea maximum

Visual Direction

For each frame, specify:

• Background (selfie-style shot, solid color, quick video clip, or photo)
• Text overlay (large, bold, 3-8 words max, positioned in top 75%)
• Sticker type and placement (if applicable)
• Voiceover or caption (1-2 sentences, conversational)
• Transition (snap cut, no fancy transitions -- raw feels authentic)

Tone Rules

Do	Don't
Write like you're texting a friend	Write like a brand or influencer
Use slang and informal language	Use corporate speak or jargon
Keep it raw and unpolished	Over-produce or over-edit
Make it feel spontaneous	Make it feel scripted or rehearsed
Use "you" and "lol" and "ngl"	Use formal language or complete sentences
Encourage screenshots and replies	Ask for likes or follows (not Snap culture)

Output 2: Spotlight Script (Up to 60s)

Write to snapchat/spotlight-script.md.

Spotlight Structure

Timestamp	Section	Content
0-2s	Hook	Stop-scrolling moment. Visual or text that makes them NOT swipe away.
2-8s	Setup	Quick context: "ok so basically..." or "nobody talks about this but..."
8-30s	Value	Core insight from 2-3 atoms. Fast cuts, one point per segment.
30-45s	Proof/Payoff	The "aha" moment -- stat, result, or surprising reveal
45-55s	CTA	"screenshot this", "share with someone who needs this", or reply prompt
55-60s	Loop point (optional)	End with something that makes sense looping back to the start

Spotlight Rules

• Dimensions: 1080x1920 (9:16 vertical)
• Maximum: 60 seconds (shorter = better for completion rate)
• Hook in first 2 seconds is non-negotiable (determines swipe-away rate)
• Completion rate is the #1 algorithm signal -- every second must earn the next
• Raw/casual feel over polished production (Snapchat culture values authenticity)
• Jump cuts and fast pacing preferred (3-5 second segments)
• Loop-friendly endings boost replay metrics

Text Overlay Suggestions

For each section of the Spotlight, suggest:

• On-screen text (key phrase, 3-6 words)
• Text position (top or center -- NEVER bottom 25%)
• Style (handwritten feel, bold sans-serif, or Snapchat native text)

Audio Direction

• Suggest whether to use: voiceover, trending sound, or no audio (text-only)
• If voiceover: write it conversationally -- sounds like talking to a friend, not presenting
• Trending sounds boost Spotlight discoverability but must match content vibe
• Raw audio (talking to camera) performs best for authenticity

Output 3: AR Lens Concept

Write to snapchat/ar-concept.md.

Design one interactive AR lens concept tied to the content topic.

AR Concept Structure

1. Lens name (catchy, shareable, 3-5 words)

2. Description (1 paragraph)

   • What the lens does when activated
   • How it ties to the content topic
   • What the user sees and interacts with
   • Why it would be fun to share (virality angle)

3. Interaction type

   • Face filter, world lens, or game lens
   • Trigger: tap, open mouth, raise eyebrows, point camera at object, etc.

4. Shareability hook

   • Why someone would screenshot or send this to a friend
   • How it creates user-generated content around the topic

AR Concept Rules

• Keep it simple -- one core interaction, not a complex game
• Must tie directly to the content's primary topic or main argument
• Prioritize shareability: the best lenses make people want to show others
• Describe the concept clearly enough for a Lens Studio developer to build it

Image Prompts

If --images flag is set, suggest:

• Story frames: 9:16 (1080x1920) background concepts for each frame
• Spotlight thumbnail: 9:16 (1080x1920) cover frame concept
• Include /banana prompt descriptions (subject, context, style, raw/casual aesthetic)

Output Format

Each output file should use this structure:

# Snapchat Story: [Topic]

## Frame 1 -- Hook
**Visual:** [direction]
**Text overlay:** [text, positioned in top 75%]
**Voiceover:** [caption]
**Sticker:** [type and placement]

## Frame 2 -- [Label]
...

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**Posting notes:** [best time, interactive sticker strategy, completion tips]

Brief Mode

If --brief is active, produce only:

• 1 story script (3 frames, highest-impact atoms)
• Skip Spotlight script and AR lens concept

Error Handling

Condition	Action
Fewer than 3 atoms	Shorten story to 3 frames; skip Spotlight
Content too formal/corporate	Aggressively rewrite in ultra-casual Gen-Z tone; preserve core meaning
No video-friendly content	Focus on text-overlay story frames with bold visuals
--images but no /banana	Save prompts to file; note for manual creation
Target audience skews older	Note in posting notes that Snapchat skews 13-34; suggest adapting tone
Content is evergreen/long-form	Break into bite-sized moments; Snapchat rewards ephemeral, timely content