repurpose

# Repurpose Turn one source piece into posts, a thread, an email, and a video script that all carry the same core message and match the source voice. ## Workflow 1. Locate the source. Accept pasted text, a file path, or a URL. If given a URL, fetch the page with the built-in web tool and use the main article text only. If the source is missing, ask for it before continuing. 2. Read the source in full. Extract the single core message in one sentence, then list 3-5 supporting points and any quotable lines or concrete data. 3. Identify the voice: tone, sentence length, and recurring phrasing. Mirror it in every output. Do not invent facts not in the source. 4. Confirm targets and constraints with the user only if unstated: which channels, how many posts, and any length or audience limits. Otherwise default to the full set below. 5. Generate standalone social posts: one for LinkedIn (hook + value + soft CTA) and one for X/Twitter (single punchy post under 280 characters). Each must stand on its own. 6. Generate a thread: 5-8 numbered parts. Part 1 is a scroll-stopping hook, the middle parts deliver the supporting points one idea each, and the final part closes with a CTA. 7. Generate a short email: subject line, one-line preheader, 120-180 word body, and a single clear CTA. Keep it scannable. 8. Generate a short-form video script (30-60 seconds): a hook in the first 3 seconds, 3-4 spoken beats with on-screen-text cues, and a closing CTA. Mark spoken lines and visual cues separately. 9. Review against the core message: every asset must reinforce it, contain no placeholder text, and stay true to the source facts. 10. Deliver all assets grouped by format with clear headers. Note any claim that could not be verified from the source so the user can check it. ## Rules - Imperative voice. No emoji in any output or header. - No purple in any color reference, token, or preview. - Never fabricate stats, names, or quotes. Pull only from the source. - Keep each asset publish-ready. No "insert X here" gaps. ## References For per-channel format details and length limits, see `references/formats.md`.