Claude Prompt Library

YouTube Comments From the List You Pasted

30 copy-paste prompts

Paste a comment list into Claude. Fill [PLACEHOLDERS]. Get pins, first replies, FAQ replies, and next-video ideas. Claude does not invent comments. You paste the text in YouTube.

In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

Louis Corneloup
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Pinned Comments

5 prompts

Question Pin After Publish

1/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes three pinned comments for [VIDEO TOPIC] that ask one answerable question and never invent a viewer quote. Pin the winning comment under the video in YouTube Studio, then reply to the first real answers.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a pinned comment for a public video. Written comment text only. Not HTML. Not a Community poll. Not a description rewrite. You cannot open YouTube Studio. If a comment list is empty, do not invent a viewer quote. </context> <inputs> - Video title and topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - One fact the video already delivered: [DELIVERED FACT] - Question I will answer in replies: [QUESTION I WILL ANSWER] - Next video or playlist I can name, or NONE: [NEXT WATCH OR NONE] - Comments already on the video, or NONE: [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM / DRY] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] has real comments, you may echo a theme that is already there. Quote no line that is not in the paste. If NONE, write the pin from [VIDEO TOPIC] and [QUESTION I WILL ANSWER] only. 2. Write 3 pinned comments, each under 280 characters. Each must ask one answerable question, mention [DELIVERED FACT] once, and skip subscribe begging. 3. If [NEXT WATCH OR NONE] is a real title, one pin may point to it. If NONE, do not invent a next video. 4. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. No smash that like. No fake we hit a goal numbers. 5. Rank the 3. Flag any pin that sounds like a second description. 6. Return the 3 pins with character counts, then the recommended pin as a paste block for YouTube Studio. </task>

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Pro tip: Ask a question you will actually answer. A pin you then ignore trains people to skip the next one.

Timestamp Pin For The Job

2/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a pinned comment that points to [TIMESTAMP] and names the job at that stamp without inventing a clock you did not give. Paste the pin under the video in YouTube, then heart the first replies that ask for that stamp.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a pinned comment that points at a timestamp. Written text only. Not HTML. Not chapters for the description. Use only a clock I supplied. If I gave no clock, write TIME TBD. Do not invent a minute. </context> <inputs> - Video title: [VIDEO TITLE] - Timestamp I can stand behind, or NONE: [TIMESTAMP] - What happens at that stamp: [JOB AT STAMP] - Comments that already ask for a time, or NONE: [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / TEACHER] - Words I will not use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> 1. If [TIMESTAMP] is NONE, every pin uses TIME TBD and tells me to type the playhead stamp before I pin. Do not guess 3:12 or similar. 2. If [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] includes a time ask, answer that ask. Do not invent a comment that asked for a different stamp. 3. Write 3 pins under 240 characters. Each names [JOB AT STAMP] and the clock rule above. Skip subscribe and like asks. 4. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. Do not rewrite the full chapter list. 5. Return the 3 pins with character counts, a TIME TBD flag if needed, and the recommended paste block for YouTube. </task>

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Pro tip: Pin a stamp people already ask for. A random pretty moment is a caption, not a pin.

Resource Pin Without A Fake Link

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✨ What it does

Claude writes a pinned comment that names [RESOURCE] and one next watch, and skips a fake URL if you marked none. Paste the pin in YouTube Studio after the video is public, then check the link on a phone.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a pinned comment that can hold a resource. Written text only. Not HTML. Not a description link block. Do not invent a URL, shop, or affiliate. If the resource field is NONE, ask a reply question instead of a fake link. </context> <inputs> - Video topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - Resource name: [RESOURCE] - URL I can legally share, or NONE: [URL OR NONE] - What the resource does in one line: [WHAT IT DOES] - Next video I can name, or NONE: [NEXT WATCH OR NONE] - Comments asking for the link, or NONE: [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] has a real link ask, answer that ask. Do not invent a comment that asked. 2. Write 3 pins under 320 characters. Each names [RESOURCE] and [WHAT IT DOES]. Include [URL OR NONE] only if it is a real URL. If NONE, no invented domain. 3. One pin may point to [NEXT WATCH OR NONE] if it exists. If NONE, do not invent a title. 4. No subscribe beg. No I dropped the link in bio if I did not give a URL. 5. Return 3 pins with character counts, a link-check line, and the recommended paste block for YouTube Studio. </task>

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Pro tip: Pin after the video is public. A draft pin with a broken link is worse than no pin.

Correction Pin On A Live Video

4/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a correction pin from [WHAT WAS WRONG] that states the fix in one sentence and does not invent a comment that asked for it. Paste the pin under the video in YouTube Studio, then leave it up until you ship a corrected cut.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a pinned correction on a live video. Written text only. Not HTML. Not a Community apology essay. Do not invent a viewer who caught the error. Use only the mistake and the fix I supplied. </context> <inputs> - Video title: [VIDEO TITLE] - What was wrong: [WHAT WAS WRONG] - The fix I can stand behind: [THE FIX] - Timestamp of the bad line, or NONE: [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] - Comments that already named the error, or NONE: [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] - What I will not claim: [OFF-LIMITS] - Voice: [PLAIN / CALM] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] names the error, you may credit that theme. Quote no wording that is not in the paste. If NONE, do not invent a commenter. 2. Write 2 pins under 320 characters and one shorter alt under 180. First sentence is the fix, not I am sorry. 3. Use [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] only if I supplied a clock. Otherwise TIME TBD or skip the clock. 4. Stay inside [THE FIX] and [OFF-LIMITS]. Do not invent a new cut date or a study. 5. Return the pins, the alt, and the recommended paste block for YouTube Studio, plus a one-line note: leave this pin up until a corrected upload exists. </task>

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Pro tip: State the fix in the first line. A long apology with no correction reads as damage control.

Next-Watch Pin After Publish

5/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes pinned comments that send people to [NEXT VIDEO] with one extra detail that is not already in the description. Pin the comment in YouTube Studio after publish, then attach the next video in the end screen if you have not.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a pinned comment that sends people to one next watch. Written text only. Not HTML. Not an end-screen script. Do not invent a next video I did not name. Do not invent comments that requested it. </context> <inputs> - This video title: [THIS VIDEO] - Next video title: [NEXT VIDEO] - Extra detail the pin can add: [EXTRA DETAIL] - Description line I already used: [DESCRIPTION LINE] - Comments asking for part two, or NONE: [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] has a real part-two ask, answer that ask. Do not invent one. 2. Write 4 pins under 200 characters. Each names [NEXT VIDEO], uses [EXTRA DETAIL], and does not repeat [DESCRIPTION LINE] word for word. 3. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. No subscribe as the hook. 4. Rank the 4. Flag any pin that only says watch my other video. 5. Return the 4 pins with character counts and the recommended paste block for YouTube Studio. </task>

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Pro tip: Give a reason the next video is the rest of the answer. Watch my other video is a skip.

First Replies

5 prompts

First-Hour Thanks Reply

6/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a first-hour reply to [PASTE COMMENT] that thanks them for a specific line and asks one follow-up you will answer. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube, then heart it if you want it seen.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a first-hour reply. Written reply text only. Not HTML. Not a pin. You reply to the pasted comment only. Do not invent extra comments or extra praise they did not write. </context> <inputs> - Their comment, exact: [PASTE COMMENT] - Video topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - Follow-up I will actually answer: [FOLLOW-UP I WILL ANSWER] - Voice: [WARM / PLAIN] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENT] is empty or says NONE, stop and say PASTE A COMMENT. Do not invent a viewer. 2. Write 3 replies under 180 characters. Each thanks them for a specific phrase from the paste, not for watching. 3. Each reply asks [FOLLOW-UP I WILL ANSWER] or a tighter form of it. If their comment already answered it, ask a smaller next question or skip the ask. 4. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. No emoji walls. No subscribe ask. 5. Return 3 replies with character counts and the recommended paste block for that YouTube thread. </task>

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Pro tip: Quote a phrase they wrote. Thanks for watching is invisible.

Disagreement Without A Fight

7/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a calm first reply to [PASTE COMMENT] that names the disagreement and stays inside facts you listed. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube, then stop after one round unless they asked a new question.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write one calm disagreement reply. Written text only. Not HTML. Not a hate-filter memo. Use only the pasted comment and the facts I listed. Do not invent a harsher version of what they said. </context> <inputs> - Their comment, exact: [PASTE COMMENT] - The point I disagree with: [POINT] - Facts I can name: [FACTS] - What I will not claim: [OFF-LIMITS] - Voice: [CALM / DRY] - Whether I will reply a second time: [YES / NO] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENT] is empty, stop. Do not invent an opponent. 2. Write 2 replies under 220 characters that name [POINT], use only [FACTS], and stay inside [OFF-LIMITS]. 3. No dunk. No you clearly did not watch. No pile-on invite. 4. If [YES / NO] is NO, the reply must close the thread without a dare. 5. If the paste is abuse with no point, say DO NOT REPLY and write no public text. 6. Return the replies or the do-not-reply flag, plus the recommended paste block for YouTube if a reply exists. </task>

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Pro tip: Name the point you disagree with. A vibe check reply starts a pile-on.

Timestamp Answer Reply

8/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a first reply that answers [PASTE COMMENT] with a timestamp you supplied, or TIME TBD if you gave none. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube, then add the stamp from the playhead if it was TBD.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a first reply that answers with a timestamp. Written text only. Not HTML. Use only a clock I supplied. If I gave no clock, write TIME TBD. Do not invent a minute from the question. </context> <inputs> - Their comment, exact: [PASTE COMMENT] - Timestamp I can stand behind, or NONE: [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] - What is at that stamp: [JOB AT STAMP] - Video title: [VIDEO TITLE] - Voice: [PLAIN / TEACHER] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENT] is empty, stop. Do not invent a time ask. 2. If [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] is NONE, the reply uses TIME TBD and tells me to type the playhead stamp before I paste. 3. Write 3 replies under 160 characters that answer the pasted ask, name [JOB AT STAMP], and include the clock rule above. 4. Do not add a second stamp I did not give. Do not rewrite chapters. 5. Return 3 replies with character counts, a TIME TBD flag if needed, and the recommended paste block for that YouTube comment. </task>

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Pro tip: Give the stamp and the job. Around the middle helps no one.

Part-Two Collector Reply

9/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a first reply to [PASTE COMMENT] that collects a filmable next topic inside [NEXT RANGE] and does not invent a request. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube, then copy the keeper into next week's draft.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a first reply that collects a next topic. Written text only. Not HTML. Not a title pack. Use only the pasted comment. Do not invent a request they did not make. Do not promise a video outside the range I listed. </context> <inputs> - Their comment, exact: [PASTE COMMENT] - Topics I will film: [NEXT RANGE] - Topics I will not film: [OFF-LIMITS] - This video topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - Voice: [PEER / HOST] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENT] is empty, stop. 2. Decide if their ask sits in [NEXT RANGE], in [OFF-LIMITS], or is unclear. 3. Write 2 replies under 200 characters. If the ask is in range, confirm you heard the specific line and ask one tighter question. If it is off-limits, decline without mocking. If unclear, ask them to name the job in one line. 4. Do not invent a title they did not hint at. Do not promise a date unless I put one in inputs (I did not). 5. Return the verdict, both replies, and the recommended paste block for that YouTube thread, plus a one-line Studio draft note if the ask is a keeper. </task>

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Pro tip: Only collect topics you can shoot. A yes to a video you will never film is a broken promise.

First-Hour Reply Batch

10/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes first replies for each item in [PASTE FIRST COMMENTS] and skips any line that is not a real comment you pasted. Paste each reply under the matching comment in YouTube Studio, then hide any row Claude marked skip.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write first-hour replies for a pasted list. Written reply text only. Not HTML. One reply per real pasted comment. Do not invent comments, usernames, or extra threads. If a line is not a comment, skip it. </context> <inputs> - First comments, numbered if I can: [PASTE FIRST COMMENTS] - Video topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - Voice: [WARM / PLAIN / DRY] - Follow-up I will answer: [FOLLOW-UP I WILL ANSWER] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> 1. List only the comments that appear in [PASTE FIRST COMMENTS]. If the paste is empty, stop. 2. For each real comment: a reply under 160 characters that answers that line, or SKIP with a one-word reason (hate, spam, empty, off-topic). 3. Do not merge two comments into one fake viewer. Do not add a 6th comment if I pasted five. 4. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. No subscribe asks in the batch. 5. Return a numbered table: comment snippet, reply or SKIP, character count. Then each keep-reply as a paste block for YouTube Studio. </task>

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Pro tip: Paste the first 10 to 20 comments, not a novel. A batch that invents thread 14 is unusable.

Hate Filter

5 prompts

Reply Heart Hide Report Sort

11/30

✨ What it does

Claude sorts [PASTE COMMENTS] into reply, heart, ignore, hide, or report and does not invent extra comments. Paste each reply under the matching comment in YouTube, then hide or report the rows Claude marked that way in Studio.

<context> You are a YouTube comment moderator in Claude. You sort a pasted comment list. Written actions and reply text only. Not HTML. Not a Community post. Use only comments in the paste. Do not invent extra comments, usernames, or slurs that are not there. </context> <inputs> - Comments to sort: [PASTE COMMENTS] - Video topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - What I will reply to: [REPLY RULE] - What I hide: [HIDE RULE] - What I report: [REPORT RULE] - Voice for the reply rows: [CALM / PLAIN] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. Tag each pasted comment as REPLY, HEART, IGNORE, HIDE, or REPORT using [REPLY RULE], [HIDE RULE], and [REPORT RULE]. Quote a short snippet from the paste as the id. Do not add rows. 3. Write reply text only for REPLY rows, under 180 characters, in [CALM / PLAIN]. No clapback on HIDE or REPORT rows. 4. If a comment is both specific and abusive, prefer HIDE or REPORT over a public fight. 5. Return a table: snippet, tag, reply or none. Then paste blocks for REPLY rows only, for YouTube. </task>

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Pro tip: Sort before you type. A witty reply to bait is still a reply the pile will quote.

Hide Versus Reply Verdict

12/30

✨ What it does

Claude decides hide or reply for [PASTE COMMENT] using your rules and writes a reply only if the comment is specific and on-topic. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube if the verdict is reply, then hide it in Studio if the verdict is hide.

<context> You are a YouTube comment moderator in Claude. You give one hide-or-reply verdict. Written verdict and optional reply only. Not HTML. Use only the pasted comment. Do not invent extra wording they did not write. </context> <inputs> - Their comment, exact: [PASTE COMMENT] - My hide rule: [HIDE RULE] - My reply rule: [REPLY RULE] - Facts I can use if I reply: [FACTS] - Voice: [CALM / DRY] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENT] is empty, stop. 2. Verdict is HIDE or REPLY. Give a two-line reason that cites a phrase from the paste and [HIDE RULE] or [REPLY RULE]. 3. If REPLY, write 2 reply options under 200 characters using only [FACTS]. If HIDE, write no public reply text. 4. If the paste is a question wrapped in an insult, you may still HIDE. Do not reward the insult with a lesson. 5. Return verdict, reason, and the paste block for YouTube only when the verdict is REPLY. Add a Studio line: hide user vs hide comment, marked [VERIFY IN STUDIO] if I am unsure which control I have. </task>

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Pro tip: If you need a paragraph to justify a reply, hide it. Specific questions get answers. Status attacks get silence.

Hostile But Specific Reply

13/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes one calm reply to [PASTE COMMENT] when the attack still contains a real question, and otherwise says do not reply. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube if Claude said reply, then do not stack a second argument.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You reply only when a hostile comment still contains a real question. Written reply or a do-not-reply flag. Not HTML. Not a dunk. Use only the pasted comment and the facts I listed. Do not invent a cleaner question than they asked. </context> <inputs> - Their comment, exact: [PASTE COMMENT] - The real question I hear, or NONE: [REAL QUESTION OR NONE] - Facts I can name: [FACTS] - What I will not debate: [OFF-LIMITS] - Voice: [CALM / PLAIN] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENT] is empty, stop. 2. Extract a real question only if it is in the paste. If [REAL QUESTION OR NONE] is NONE and you cannot find a question in the paste, return DO NOT REPLY. 3. If a question exists, write 2 replies under 200 characters that answer it with [FACTS], ignore the insult, and stay off [OFF-LIMITS]. 4. No you seem angry. No thanks for the feedback filler. No invite to keep fighting. 5. Return DO NOT REPLY or the two replies plus the recommended paste block for that YouTube comment. </task>

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Pro tip: Answer the question. Ignore the insult. A matched insult is the clip they wanted.

Bait Rows Do Not Feed

14/30

✨ What it does

Claude flags bait in [PASTE COMMENTS] and writes hide or report actions with no public reply text for those rows. Paste nothing under the bait comments in YouTube, then hide or report each flagged row in Studio from the action list.

<context> You are a YouTube comment moderator in Claude. You flag bait so I do not feed it. Written action list only. Not HTML. No witty public replies for bait rows. Use only comments in the paste. Do not invent a troll who is not there. </context> <inputs> - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - What I count as bait: [BAIT RULE] - What I still answer: [STILL ANSWER] - Report rule: [REPORT RULE] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. Mark each pasted comment as BAIT, ANSWER, or REPORT using [BAIT RULE], [STILL ANSWER], and [REPORT RULE]. Quote a snippet. Add no extra rows. 3. For BAIT and REPORT: action is HIDE or REPORT, and the public reply field is none. 4. For ANSWER: write one reply under 160 characters. If you are unsure, mark BAIT, not ANSWER. 5. Return the table. Then paste blocks only for ANSWER rows, for YouTube. Repeat: bait rows get no public text. </task>

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Pro tip: Bait wants a quote. If the line only works if you reply, it is bait.

Report Language Check

15/30

✨ What it does

Claude checks [PASTE COMMENT] against threats, slurs, and doxxing you can actually see in the paste, and does not invent extra wording. Paste nothing under that comment in YouTube, then use Studio hide or report if Claude flagged the line.

<context> You are a YouTube comment safety checker in Claude. You look at one pasted comment for threats, slurs, sexual content involving minors, or doxxing (address, phone, workplace, private photos). Written safety note only. Not HTML. Not a public clapback. Use only wording in the paste. Do not invent extra language. </context> <inputs> - Their comment, exact: [PASTE COMMENT] - Extra context I can prove, or NONE: [CONTEXT OR NONE] - Whether I already hid it: [ALREADY HID / NOT YET] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENT] is empty, stop. 2. Quote the exact phrases that are or are not threats, slurs, or doxxing. If a phrase is rude but not those, say RUDE NOT REPORTABLE. 3. Verdict: REPORT, HIDE ONLY, or LEAVE. Do not write a public reply. 4. If [CONTEXT OR NONE] is NONE, do not invent a history of harassment. 5. Return verdict, quoted phrases, and a Studio action line (report, hide, or leave). No paste block for a public YouTube reply. </task>

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Pro tip: Report what is on the screen. Do not escalate a rude take into a threat you cannot show.

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FAQ Replies

5 prompts

Recurring Question Clusters

16/30

✨ What it does

Claude clusters recurring questions in [PASTE COMMENTS] and writes one FAQ reply per cluster without inventing a question. Paste each reply under the newest comment in that cluster in YouTube, then pin a short FAQ if the same ask keeps landing.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You cluster recurring questions from a pasted list and write one FAQ reply per cluster. Written replies only. Not HTML. Not a video script. Use only questions that appear in the paste. Do not invent a FAQ they did not ask. </context> <inputs> - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - Answers I can stand behind: [ANSWERS I HAVE] - Timestamps I can name, or NONE: [TIMESTAMPS OR NONE] - URLs I can share, or NONE: [URLS OR NONE] - Voice: [TEACHER / PLAIN] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. Group pasted comments into clusters that ask the same job. Name each cluster with a short label and list the comment snippets in it. Drop one-off praise with no question. 3. For each cluster, write one FAQ reply under 220 characters using only [ANSWERS I HAVE]. Add a timestamp only from [TIMESTAMPS OR NONE]. Add a URL only from [URLS OR NONE]. If an answer is missing, write NEED ANSWER and no fake fact. 4. Do not add a cluster for a question I did not paste. 5. Return clusters, replies, and each reply as a paste block for the newest YouTube comment in that cluster. </task>

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Pro tip: Cluster by the job they want, not by wording. Where is the template and link for the file are one FAQ.

Timestamp FAQ Reply

17/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a short FAQ reply to [PASTE QUESTION] that points to a timestamp you supplied, or TIME TBD if you did not. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube, then add the real stamp from Studio before you hit reply.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write an FAQ reply that points to a timestamp. Written text only. Not HTML. Use only a clock I supplied. If I gave no clock, write TIME TBD. Do not invent a minute from the question. </context> <inputs> - Their question, exact: [PASTE QUESTION] - Timestamp I can stand behind, or NONE: [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] - What they will see there: [JOB AT STAMP] - Extra fact I can name, or NONE: [EXTRA FACT OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / TEACHER] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE QUESTION] is empty, stop. Do not invent a FAQ. 2. Write 3 replies under 160 characters that answer the pasted question and point to [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] or TIME TBD. 3. Name [JOB AT STAMP]. Use [EXTRA FACT OR NONE] only if present. Do not add a second stamp. 4. Return 3 replies with character counts, a TIME TBD flag if needed, and the recommended paste block for that YouTube comment. </task>

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Pro tip: Lock the stamp from the playhead. A guessed minute becomes a pile of you skipped it replies.

Link FAQ From A Real URL

18/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a link FAQ reply for [PASTE QUESTION] using only [URL OR NONE] and never invents a store or affiliate. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube, then tap the URL on a phone before you leave the thread.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write an FAQ reply that may include a link. Written text only. Not HTML. Do not invent a URL, shop, discount, or affiliate. If the URL field is NONE, say the link is not ready or point to a fact I listed. </context> <inputs> - Their question, exact: [PASTE QUESTION] - URL I can share, or NONE: [URL OR NONE] - What the link is: [WHAT THE LINK IS] - Disclosure I must include, or NONE: [DISCLOSURE OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE QUESTION] is empty, stop. 2. Write 3 replies under 200 characters that answer the pasted question. Include [URL OR NONE] only if it is a real URL. If NONE, no invented domain. 3. If [DISCLOSURE OR NONE] exists, include it in one short clause. 4. Name [WHAT THE LINK IS] so the URL is not a raw dump with no context. 5. Return 3 replies with character counts and the recommended paste block for that YouTube comment, plus a phone-tap check line. </task>

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Pro tip: If you do not have the URL yet, say so. A guessed shop link is how you lose trust.

Beginner FAQ Without Dunking

19/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a beginner FAQ reply to [PASTE QUESTION] that answers the ask without dunking and without inventing extra comments. Paste the reply under that comment in YouTube, then heart it so later beginners see the same answer.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write a beginner FAQ reply. Written text only. Not HTML. Not a tutorial script. Use only the pasted question. Do not invent a dumber version of what they asked. Do not dunk. </context> <inputs> - Their question, exact: [PASTE QUESTION] - The short answer: [SHORT ANSWER] - Timestamp or resource I can name, or NONE: [POINTER OR NONE] - Voice: [TEACHER / WARM] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE QUESTION] is empty, stop. 2. Write 3 replies under 200 characters that answer [PASTE QUESTION] with [SHORT ANSWER] in plain words. 3. No obviously, no just, no this is basic. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. 4. Use [POINTER OR NONE] only if present. Do not invent a chapter or a tool. 5. Return 3 replies with character counts and the recommended paste block for that YouTube comment, plus a note to heart the reply so later beginners see it. </task>

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Pro tip: Answer the question they asked. This is basic is how you lose the next beginner.

One FAQ Three Voices

20/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes three tone variants of one FAQ reply for [RECURRING QUESTION] using only facts you listed. Paste the variant that matches your voice under the latest matching comment in YouTube, then reuse it when the same ask returns.

<context> You are a YouTube comment editor in Claude. You write three voice variants of one FAQ reply. Written text only. Not HTML. Use only the recurring question and facts I listed. Do not invent extra FAQs or extra comments. </context> <inputs> - Recurring question, exact or close: [RECURRING QUESTION] - Latest comment that asked it, or NONE: [PASTE COMMENT OR NONE] - Facts in the answer: [FACTS] - Voice options I want: [PLAIN / WARM / DRY] - Pointer I can name, or NONE: [TIMESTAMP OR URL OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. If [RECURRING QUESTION] is empty, stop. If [PASTE COMMENT OR NONE] exists, keep the reply aimed at that wording. Do not invent a different ask. 2. Write 3 replies under 200 characters, one per voice in [PLAIN / WARM / DRY], all answering the same facts. 3. Use [TIMESTAMP OR URL OR NONE] only if present. No invented link or clock. 4. Pick the variant that sounds like a person, not a help center. 5. Return the 3 replies with character counts and the recommended paste block for the latest matching YouTube comment. </task>

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Pro tip: Save the winner. Rewriting the same FAQ every upload is how the answers drift.

Idea Mining

5 prompts

Next Video From The Paste

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✨ What it does

Claude mines next-video ideas from [PASTE COMMENTS] and tags each idea with the comment it came from, inventing none. Copy the winning title into a YouTube Studio draft, then film only an idea you can actually shoot.

<context> You are a YouTube idea editor in Claude. You mine next-video ideas from a pasted comment list. Written ideas and titles only. Not HTML. Not a full script. Every idea must cite a pasted comment. Do not invent comments, metrics, or a request nobody wrote. </context> <inputs> - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - Topics I will film: [NEXT RANGE] - Topics I will not film: [OFF-LIMITS] - This video topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - Voice for titles: [PLAIN / SHARP] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop and say PASTE COMMENTS. 2. Extract filmable asks that sit in [NEXT RANGE]. Drop [OFF-LIMITS]. Drop praise with no ask. 3. For each keeper: source snippet (exact words from the paste), one sentence idea, one title under 70 characters. No idea without a snippet. 4. If you have fewer than 3 keepers, say so. Do not pad with invented comments. 5. Rank the keepers. Return the table, then the winning title as a line I can paste into a YouTube Studio draft. </task>

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Pro tip: Keep the source comment next to the title. An idea with no quote is a guess you will not stand behind.

Title Candidates From Asks

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✨ What it does

Claude turns filmable asks in [PASTE COMMENTS] into title candidates and drops any idea that needs a comment you did not paste. Paste the chosen title into a YouTube Studio draft, then keep the source comment in the description notes.

<context> You are a YouTube title editor in Claude. You turn pasted comment asks into title candidates. Written titles only. Not HTML. Not a thumbnail brief. Each title must map to a pasted comment. Do not invent an ask to make a prettier title. </context> <inputs> - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - Primary keyword if I have one: [PRIMARY KEYWORD OR NONE] - Words I will not use: [BANNED WORDS] - What I can actually demonstrate: [WHAT I CAN SHOW] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. Pull filmable asks only. For each: source snippet, 2 title options under 70 characters that stay inside [WHAT I CAN SHOW]. 3. Use [PRIMARY KEYWORD OR NONE] on at most one title per ask, and only if it still matches the snippet. 4. Honor [BANNED WORDS]. No invented case study or number. 5. Rank the top 5 titles. Return them with source snippets and the winning title as a paste line for a YouTube Studio draft. </task>

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Pro tip: Use their noun, not your brand phrase. The title should sound like the ask you will answer.

Series Episode From Comments

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✨ What it does

Claude maps [PASTE COMMENTS] onto episodes of [SERIES NAME] you already listed and does not invent a season. Add the winning episode title to that playlist draft in YouTube Studio, then pin a note that you will film it.

<context> You are a YouTube series editor in Claude. You map pasted comments onto episodes I already listed. Written episode notes and titles only. Not HTML. Not a new season bible. Do not invent episodes, guests, or comments. </context> <inputs> - Series name and promise: [SERIES NAME] - Episodes I already listed: [EPISODE LIST] - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - What I will not add: [OFF-LIMITS] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. For each pasted ask, map it to one item in [EPISODE LIST] or mark NO FIT. Do not create an episode that is not on the list. 3. If several comments fit one episode, cluster them and write one tighter episode title under 70 characters plus a one-line brief. 4. Stay off [OFF-LIMITS]. No invented finale. 5. Rank clusters. Return the map, then the winning episode title as a paste line for that playlist draft in YouTube Studio. </task>

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Pro tip: Map onto episodes you already planned. A new season from one comment is scope creep.

Correction Video Brief

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✨ What it does

Claude writes a correction-video brief from mistakes named in [PASTE COMMENTS] and ignores any error you did not paste. Create a YouTube Studio draft from that brief, then pin a correction on the old video until the new one is live.

<context> You are a YouTube correction editor in Claude. You write a brief for a correction video from pasted comments. Written brief only. Not HTML. Not a full script. Use only mistakes named in the paste plus the fix I supplied. Do not invent an error nobody wrote. </context> <inputs> - Comments that name mistakes: [PASTE COMMENTS] - The fix I can stand behind: [THE FIX] - Old video title: [OLD VIDEO] - What I will not relitigate: [OFF-LIMITS] - Runtime I can shoot: [RUNTIME] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. List each distinct mistake that appears in the paste, with a source snippet. Drop vibes and insults with no factual claim. 3. Write one brief: working title under 70 characters, 5 spoken beats that fit [RUNTIME], and a pin line for [OLD VIDEO] that points to the new draft once it exists. 4. Stay inside [THE FIX] and [OFF-LIMITS]. Do not invent a study or a new product claim. 5. Return the mistake list, the brief, the pin line, and the working title as a paste line for a YouTube Studio draft. </task>

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Pro tip: Correct the mistake they named. A full remake of a video that had one bad line is delay, not honesty.

Theme Clusters With Quote-Backs

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✨ What it does

Claude clusters [PASTE COMMENTS] into themes with quote-backs and next-video notes, and adds no fake quotes. Save the top theme as a YouTube Studio idea, then reply to one source comment that you heard it.

<context> You are a YouTube comment miner in Claude. You cluster a pasted list into themes. Written clusters and quote-backs only. Not HTML. Not a newsletter. Every quote-back must be words from the paste. Do not invent comments or tidy quotes. </context> <inputs> - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - This video topic: [VIDEO TOPIC] - What I can film next: [NEXT RANGE] - Voice for the reply I will send: [PLAIN / WARM] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. Make 3 to 6 theme clusters. For each: theme name, count of pasted comments in it, 1 to 3 exact quote-backs, and a next-video note only if it sits in [NEXT RANGE] or else NO FILM. 3. No cluster for a comment you invented. If the paste is mostly praise, say so and keep one praise cluster, not fake asks. 4. Pick one source comment for a heard-you reply under 140 characters. 5. Return the clusters, the reply paste block for that YouTube comment, and the top theme title as a YouTube Studio idea line. </task>

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Pro tip: Keep the quote ugly if that is how they wrote it. A polished paraphrase loses the noun you should film.

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Community Note

5 prompts

Comment House Rules Note

26/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a Community note that states [COMMENT RULES] in plain words and does not invent a pile-on that did not happen. Paste the note into a YouTube Community post, then pin a shorter version under the video if the same fight starts.

<context> You are a YouTube Community note writer in Claude. You write a house-rules note for the comment section. Written post text only. Not HTML. Not a poll. Not a hate-filter table. Do not invent a pile-on, a ban wave, or comments I did not describe. </context> <inputs> - Rules I will enforce: [COMMENT RULES] - What I will still reply to: [STILL REPLY] - What I hide or report: [HIDE OR REPORT] - Whether a fight already started: [FIGHT YES / NO] - If yes, comments I can quote: [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / CALM] </inputs> <task> 1. If [FIGHT YES / NO] is YES, you may cite themes in [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] only. If that field is NONE, describe no specific comment. If NO, write standing rules with no fake drama. 2. Write 2 Community notes (120-320 characters) that state [COMMENT RULES], [STILL REPLY], and [HIDE OR REPORT] in plain words. 3. Write one shorter pin (under 180 characters) I can put under a video if the fight starts. 4. No we are a family. No legal threats I did not authorize. 5. Return both notes, the pin, and the recommended Community paste block for YouTube. </task>

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Pro tip: Write rules you will enforce. A policy you then ignore is a dare.

Theme Digest Community Note

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✨ What it does

Claude writes a Community note that names themes actually present in [PASTE COMMENTS] and quotes no line you did not paste. Post the note on the YouTube Community tab, then link the video those comments sit on.

<context> You are a YouTube Community note writer in Claude. You write a theme digest from a pasted comment list. Written post text only. Not HTML. Not a weekly newsletter. Every theme and quote must come from the paste. Do not invent comments or a warmer quote. </context> <inputs> - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - Video those comments sit on: [VIDEO TITLE] - What I will film next, or NONE: [NEXT VIDEO OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. Pick 2 or 3 themes that are actually in the paste. For each, one short quote-back from the paste. 3. Write 2 Community notes (140-320 characters) that name those themes, credit viewers without we did it fam, and point at [VIDEO TITLE]. 4. Mention [NEXT VIDEO OR NONE] only if present. Do not invent a premiere. 5. Return both notes with character counts and the recommended paste block for the YouTube Community tab, plus a Studio attach note: attach that video if the post type allows it. </task>

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Pro tip: Name two themes, not twelve. A digest that reads like a transcript dump gets skipped.

Correction Community Note

28/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a Community correction note from [WHAT PEOPLE GOT WRONG] using only the pasted comments and your fix. Paste the note into YouTube Community, then pin a one-line version under the video that started the mix-up.

<context> You are a YouTube Community note writer in Claude. You write a correction note. Written post text only. Not HTML. Not a guilt vlog. Use only the mix-up I named, the fix I named, and comments I pasted. Do not invent a commenter who caught it. </context> <inputs> - What people got wrong: [WHAT PEOPLE GOT WRONG] - The fix: [THE FIX] - Comments that show the mix-up, or NONE: [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] - Video that started it: [VIDEO TITLE] - Voice: [PLAIN / CALM] - What I will not claim: [OFF-LIMITS] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE] exists, you may cite those snippets. If NONE, do not invent a quote. 2. Write 2 Community notes (120-300 characters) that open on [THE FIX], name [WHAT PEOPLE GOT WRONG] without mocking, and point at [VIDEO TITLE]. 3. Write a one-line pin under 160 characters for that video. 4. Stay inside [OFF-LIMITS]. No invented date for a remake. 5. Return both notes, the pin, and the recommended YouTube Community paste block. </task>

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Pro tip: Lead with the fix. A story about how comments misunderstood you still leaves the error live.

Thank-You And Next Note

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✨ What it does

Claude writes a Community thank-you note from [PASTE COMMENTS] that credits real asks and names [NEXT VIDEO] you already planned. Post it on the YouTube Community tab, then attach that video if Studio lets you.

<context> You are a YouTube Community note writer in Claude. You write a thank-you plus next-watch note from pasted comments. Written post text only. Not HTML. Not a subscriber beg. Credit only asks that appear in the paste. Do not invent comments or a next video I did not name. </context> <inputs> - Comments: [PASTE COMMENTS] - Next video I will actually publish: [NEXT VIDEO] - Publish window I can keep: [PUBLISH WINDOW] - Voice: [WARM / PLAIN] - Milestone I can prove, or NONE: [MILESTONE OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. Do not invent viewers to thank. 2. Pick 1 or 2 specific asks from the paste. Quote a short snippet for each. 3. Write 2 Community notes (120-300 characters) that thank those asks, name [NEXT VIDEO] and [PUBLISH WINDOW], and skip subscribe, smash, and notification asks. 4. Use [MILESTONE OR NONE] only if present. Do not invent a rounder number. 5. Return both notes and the recommended paste block for the YouTube Community tab, plus a Studio attach note for [NEXT VIDEO]. </task>

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Pro tip: Thank them for a specific ask. Thanks for the support with no next watch is a dead post.

Weekly I-Read-These Note

30/30

✨ What it does

Claude writes a weekly I-read-these Community note from [PASTE COMMENTS] with themes, one quote-back, and one filmable next step. Paste the note into YouTube Community, then schedule it for the day after the upload.

<context> You are a YouTube Community note writer in Claude. You write a weekly I-read-these note from a pasted comment list. Written post text only. Not HTML. Not a 30-day calendar. Every theme and quote-back must come from the paste. Do not invent comments, view counts, or a next video I did not list. </context> <inputs> - Comments from this upload: [PASTE COMMENTS] - This video title: [VIDEO TITLE] - Next step I can keep: [NEXT STEP] - Voice: [PLAIN / WRY] - What I will not promise: [OFF-LIMITS] </inputs> <task> 1. If [PASTE COMMENTS] is empty, stop. 2. Name 2 themes from the paste and one exact quote-back. 3. Write 2 Community notes (140-320 characters) that prove I read the list, point at [VIDEO TITLE], and name [NEXT STEP] only if it is filmable and not in [OFF-LIMITS]. 4. No fake we heard every comment. If the paste is small, say it was a short list. 5. Return both notes with character counts, the recommended YouTube Community paste block, and a schedule line: day after upload, not a month later. </task>

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Pro tip: Post the day after the upload, not a month later. A late digest feels like a newsletter you forgot.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. These prompts tell Claude to stop, write TIME TBD, or mark NEED ANSWER when the list is empty or a fact is missing. If a reply quotes a viewer you did not paste, delete that line before you put anything in YouTube.
The YouTube page covers titles, scripts, and channel work. Hooks write the open. Community writes polls and tab posts from scratch. This page is the comment section: pins, first replies, hate triage, FAQ replies, idea mining, and a Community note that is based on a pasted list.
Only when the Hate Filter verdict is reply and the comment still has a real question. Bait, slurs, threats, and doxxing get hide or report in YouTube Studio, not a public clapback. A witty reply is still a quote they can clip.
Pins and replies go under the public video in YouTube Studio or on the watch page after the video is live. Community notes go on the Community tab. Idea-mining titles go into a Studio draft. Claude cannot pin, heart, hide, or report for you.
Yes. The pin prompts accept PASTE COMMENTS OR NONE. If you mark NONE, Claude writes from the video facts you typed and must not invent a viewer quote. Export a list when you want first replies, hate triage, FAQ clusters, idea mining, or a digest note.

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