Claude Prompt Library

30 Claude Prompts for YouTube Community Posts

30 copy-paste prompts

Paste into Claude. Fill [PLACEHOLDERS]. Get polls, image captions, updates, teases, and member posts you paste into YouTube Studio Community.

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
By Louis Corneloup ยท Founder, Techpresso
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Polls

5 prompts

Two-Option Next-Upload Poll

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Claude writes a two-option Community poll for [NEXT UPLOAD CHOICES] with a short question, two honest options, and a results follow-up line. Create the poll in YouTube Studio Community, then schedule it before you film.

You are a YouTube Community poll writer. You write paste-ready poll copy, not a content strategy memo. <context> I need a two-option Community poll that picks the next upload. Both options must be filmable. I will paste the question and options into YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - Two real next-upload choices: [NEXT UPLOAD CHOICES] - Channel offer: [CHANNEL OFFER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - What I will not film even if it wins: [OFF-LIMITS] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM / DRY] - When I will publish the winner: [PUBLISH WINDOW] </inputs> <task> Write 2 poll packs (A and B) for [NEXT UPLOAD CHOICES]. Each pack: 1. Poll question under 80 characters that names the job, not Vote now 2. Option 1 and option 2, each under 28 characters, honest labels, no emoji stuffing 3. A one-line note under the poll (if Studio still allows extra text) that says I will film the winner in [PUBLISH WINDOW] 4. A results follow-up post (under 280 characters) I will paste after votes land 5. A fail line: what would make this poll fake Stay inside current Studio poll limits. Mark any character cap you are unsure of as [VERIFY IN STUDIO]. </task> <constraints> - Do not add a third option I cannot shoot. - Do not invent a trending topic outside [NEXT UPLOAD CHOICES]. - No algorithm talk. No smash that like. - If an option sits in [OFF-LIMITS], rewrite it or kill the pack. </constraints> <format> Return Pack A, Pack B, then the recommended question and options as a paste block for Studio. </format>

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Pro tip: Only offer videos you can shoot this week. A winning option you then skip trains people to ignore the next poll.

Series Episode Vote

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Claude writes a series-vote poll for [SERIES NAME] with episode options you can actually shoot this week and a pin line for the winner. Paste the question and options into a poll in YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community poll writer for a numbered series. <context> I need a poll that picks the next episode of [SERIES NAME]. Options must be episodes I can shoot. I will paste the poll into YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - Series name and promise: [SERIES NAME] - Episode options I can film (2-5): [EPISODE OPTIONS] - Episode already live, if any: [LIVE EPISODES OR NONE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER] - When I will film the winner: [FILM WINDOW] </inputs> <task> Write one poll and one shorter alt. Include: 1. Question under 80 characters that names [SERIES NAME] and the job of the next episode 2. 2-5 options from [EPISODE OPTIONS] only, each under 28 characters 3. Optional extra text that says I will honor the winner in [FILM WINDOW] 4. A pin I can add under the public video once that episode ships 5. A kill list of options that would just clone [LIVE EPISODES] If I listed more than 5 options, pick the 4 clearest and say why you dropped the rest. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent an episode I did not list. - Do not promise a finale I have not planned. - No vote for a chance to win language. - Mark option-length risk as [VERIFY IN STUDIO]. </constraints> <format> Return the main poll, the alt, the pin, and a paste block of question plus options. </format>

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Pro tip: Put the shared series phrase in the question, not in every option. Options need the episode job, or they all look the same.

Myth-Check Poll

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Claude writes a myth-check Community poll around [MYTH YOU HEAR] with two or three options and a teach-back line for after votes close. Post the poll in YouTube Studio Community, then reply with the true option.

You are a YouTube Community poll writer who teaches with a myth check, not a dunk. <context> I keep hearing [MYTH YOU HEAR]. I need a poll plus a teach-back post I can paste into YouTube Studio Community after votes close. Not a rant and not a quiz with a prize. </context> <inputs> - Myth in their words: [MYTH YOU HEAR] - The true replacement: [WHAT IS TRUE] - Why the myth spreads: [WHY IT SPREADS] - Proof I can name: [PROOF I HAVE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [CALM / DRY] </inputs> <task> Write 2 poll packs. Each: 1. Question that quotes or tightly paraphrases [MYTH YOU HEAR] without mocking 2. 2 or 3 options (true, myth, and optional it depends) under 28 characters each 3. Extra text that does not leak the answer 4. A teach-back Community post (120-280 characters) that names [WHAT IS TRUE], uses only [PROOF I HAVE], and points to a video if I named one 5. A comment reply I can drop on the poll after I post the teach-back If [PROOF I HAVE] is thin, mark the teach-back claim as [VERIFY] instead of inventing a study. </task> <constraints> - Do not mock beginners. - Do not invent percentages of people who believe the myth. - No engagement bait (vote if you agree). - One myth only. </constraints> <format> Return both packs with paste-ready poll fields, then the recommended teach-back post alone. </format>

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Pro tip: Write the myth in the words comments already use. A polished straw man does not teach anyone.

Thumbnail Pick Poll

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Claude writes a thumbnail-pick poll for [VIDEO TITLE] with option labels that match the frames you will upload and a note on what you will honor. Attach the images and publish the poll from YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community poll writer for thumbnail tests. <context> I have two or three thumbnail frames for [VIDEO TITLE]. I need poll labels and extra text I can paste into YouTube Studio Community with those images attached. Claude does not generate the art. </context> <inputs> - Video title or topic: [VIDEO TITLE] - Frame A in one line: [FRAME A] - Frame B in one line: [FRAME B] - Frame C if I have it: [FRAME C OR NONE] - What I will do with the winner: [USE ON UPLOAD / TEST ONLY] - Voice: [DIRECT / PLAYFUL] </inputs> <task> Write one thumbnail poll. Include: 1. Question under 80 characters that asks which frame they would stop on, not which is prettier 2. Option labels that match [FRAME A], [FRAME B], and [FRAME C OR NONE], each under 28 characters 3. Extra text that states [USE ON UPLOAD / TEST ONLY] so I do not fake a promise 4. A 3-line Studio checklist: attach images, option order, when to lock the winner 5. A follow-up post that names the winning frame without dunking on the loser If Studio cannot attach an image per option in my region, write a text-only fallback that still names the frames. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a fourth frame. - Do not claim a thumbnail poll moves the algorithm. - No shocked-face advice. - Mark image-per-option support as [VERIFY IN STUDIO]. </constraints> <format> Return the poll paste block, the fallback, the checklist, and the follow-up post. </format>

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Pro tip: Upload the real thumbnail crops, not mood boards. If the options need a paragraph to explain, the frames are not different enough.

Poll Then Results Pair

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Claude writes a poll plus a results post for [QUESTION] so the follow-up names the winning option and the next video. Post the poll in YouTube Studio Community first, then the results post after votes land.

You are a YouTube Community writer who pairs a poll with a results post. <context> I need two paste-ready posts for YouTube Studio Community: the poll now, the results later. The results post must name a next video or playlist, not thanks for voting. </context> <inputs> - The question I actually want answered: [QUESTION] - Options I will honor (2-4): [OPTIONS] - Next video or playlist each option maps to: [NEXT STEP PER OPTION] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] - When I will post results: [RESULTS DAY] </inputs> <task> Write: 1. Poll question, options under 28 characters, extra text with [RESULTS DAY] 2. One results post template per option in [OPTIONS] (under 320 characters) that names the winner and the mapped [NEXT STEP PER OPTION] 3. A generic results post if the vote is a near tie 4. A Studio schedule line: post type, day, what to attach Do not invent a winning percentage. Leave a [INSERT % OR SKIP] token. </task> <constraints> - Every option must have a next step I listed. - Do not add a surprise option in the results post. - No we heard you filler without the next watch. - No fake urgency. </constraints> <format> Return the poll paste block, then labeled results posts, then the schedule line. </format>

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Pro tip: Write the results post before you publish the poll. If you cannot name a next step for every option, cut that option.

Updates

5 prompts

Video Is Live Update

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Claude writes a Community update that [VIDEO TITLE] is live, with a one-line job, a timestamp tease, and no subscribe beg. Paste the text into a post in YouTube Studio Community, then attach the video.

You are a YouTube Community copywriter for just-published updates. <context> The video is live. I need a Community post I can paste into YouTube Studio Community and attach the video to. Not a description rewrite and not a trailer script. </context> <inputs> - Video title: [VIDEO TITLE] - One-line job for the viewer: [JOB] - Timestamp worth a tease (or NONE): [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] - Playlist it belongs in: [PLAYLIST OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM / DRY] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> Write 3 live-update posts (80-280 characters each). Each must: 1. Open on [JOB] or a concrete line from the video, not just dropped 2. Name [VIDEO TITLE] once 3. Tease [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] without spoiling the payoff 4. Skip subscribe, like, and notification begging 5. Work as the post body after I attach the video in Studio Give a 2-line Studio checklist: attach video, optional playlist mention. If [TIMESTAMP OR NONE] is NONE, do not invent a chapter. </task> <constraints> - Do not rewrite the full video description. - Do not invent view counts or RPM. - Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. - No all-caps. </constraints> <format> Return 3 labeled posts with character counts, then the recommended paste block and the Studio checklist. </format>

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Pro tip: Name the job the video does in the first line. New video just dropped is a status, not a reason to tap.

Behind-the-Scenes Status

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Claude writes a filming-status Community post from [WHAT YOU SHOT TODAY] that shows progress without spoiling the upload. Paste it into YouTube Studio Community and attach one still if you have it.

You are a YouTube Community writer for behind-the-scenes status posts. <context> I shot or edited something today. I need a Community post that proves progress and does not spoil [NEXT UPLOAD]. I will paste it into YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - What I shot or edited today: [WHAT YOU SHOT TODAY] - Next upload it belongs to: [NEXT UPLOAD] - What I must not spoil: [SPOILER] - One still I can attach, or NONE: [STILL OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WRY] - Off-limits people or places: [REDACTIONS] </inputs> <task> Write 2 status posts (90-260 characters) and 1 shorter alt. Rules: - Open on a concrete detail from [WHAT YOU SHOT TODAY] - Point at [NEXT UPLOAD] without leaking [SPOILER] - If [STILL OR NONE] exists, write a caption that does not repeat the pixels - Honor [REDACTIONS] - End with one light next-step, not a subscribe ask Add a one-line image note: attach, skip, or [SHOOT THIS FRAME]. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a funnier shoot than I described. - Do not turn this into a vlog script. - No hustle-culture grind talk. - No fake 4am flex. </constraints> <format> Return the posts with character counts, the image note, and the recommended paste block. </format>

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Pro tip: Show one specific object or line from the shoot. A generic grinding in the edit cave post is invisible.

Honest Delay Note

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Claude writes an honest delay note for [MISSED SLOT] that keeps the next publish time and skips a guilt vlog. Post it in YouTube Studio Community on the day you would have uploaded.

You are a YouTube Community writer for missed-week notes. No guilt. No revenge double-upload. <context> I missed [MISSED SLOT]. I need one Community post I can paste into YouTube Studio Community that protects the next publish time. Not an apology vlog. </context> <inputs> - What I missed: [MISSED SLOT] - Why, in one public sentence: [PUBLIC REASON] - Next publish datetime I can keep: [NEXT STUDIO TIME] - Backup I can ship if needed: [BACKUP OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - What I will not overshare: [PRIVATE] </inputs> <task> Write 2 delay notes (100-280 characters). Each must: 1. State the miss without a speech 2. Use only [PUBLIC REASON], nothing from [PRIVATE] 3. Name [NEXT STUDIO TIME] as a real slot 4. Mention [BACKUP OR NONE] only if it is real 5. Skip begging for patience and skip a second-channel idea Add a Studio line: post on the missed day, not three days later. </task> <constraints> - No guilt talk. No I do not deserve you. - Do not invent a backup topic. - Do not promise daily posts as penance. - No medical or family detail I did not put in [PUBLIC REASON]. </constraints> <format> Return both notes with character counts, then the recommended paste block and the Studio timing line. </format>

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Pro tip: Name the next date. An apology with no new slot reads as the channel went quiet.

Milestone Without Begging

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Claude writes a milestone Community post for [MILESTONE] that credits viewers and names the next video instead of begging for subs. Paste the post into YouTube Studio Community the day the number is real.

You are a YouTube Community writer who marks a milestone without begging. <context> I hit [MILESTONE]. I need a Community post I can paste into YouTube Studio Community. Credit the viewers. Name the next video. Not a subscriber-goal graphic essay. </context> <inputs> - Milestone I can prove: [MILESTONE] - What the viewers actually did: [WHAT THEY DID] - Next video or playlist: [NEXT WATCH] - What I will not claim: [OFF-LIMITS CLAIMS] - Voice: [WARM / DRY] - Screenshot I can attach, or NONE: [PROOF IMAGE OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 2 milestone posts (100-300 characters) and a shorter alt. Each must: 1. Name [MILESTONE] in the first two lines 2. Credit [WHAT THEY DID] without we did it fam padding 3. Point to [NEXT WATCH] 4. Skip subscribe, smash, and notification asks 5. Stay inside [OFF-LIMITS CLAIMS] If [PROOF IMAGE OR NONE] exists, write a caption that does not restate the number as the only line. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a rounder number. - Do not promise a giveaway I did not list. - No income or RPM flex. - No fake tearful essay. </constraints> <format> Return the posts, the alt, an image note, and the recommended paste block. </format>

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Pro tip: Post the day the number is true. A milestone you stretch toward looks like a subscribe ad.

What Changed This Week

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a weekly change update from [WHAT CHANGED] with one proof line and a pointer to a playlist. Post it in YouTube Studio Community, then link the playlist if Studio lets you.

You are a YouTube Community writer for a short weekly change update. <context> Something in the work changed. I need one Community post from [WHAT CHANGED] I can paste into YouTube Studio Community. Not a newsletter issue and not a vlog. </context> <inputs> - What changed: [WHAT CHANGED] - Proof I can show: [PROOF] - Playlist or video to point at: [PLAYLIST OR VIDEO] - What did not change: [STILL THE SAME] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [PLAIN / TEACHER] </inputs> <task> Write 2 weekly-change posts (120-300 characters). Structure: - First line: the change, not weekly update - One line of [PROOF] or [VERIFY] if I did not give a fact - One line that [STILL THE SAME] so I do not sound like a relaunch - A pointer to [PLAYLIST OR VIDEO] Add a Studio note: whether to attach a still, a video, or text only. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a metric. - Do not announce a new niche I did not list. - No subscribe CTA. - Keep it one change. </constraints> <format> Return both posts with character counts, the Studio attach note, and the recommended paste block. </format>

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Pro tip: One change, one proof. If everything changed, you are writing a newsletter, not a Community post.

Teases

5 prompts

Next-Upload Tease, No Spoiler

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Claude writes a Community tease for [NEXT UPLOAD] that opens a loop without giving away the payoff. Paste the text into YouTube Studio Community and schedule it one or two days before publish.

You are a YouTube Community tease writer. You open a loop. You do not close it. <context> I need a Community tease for [NEXT UPLOAD] I can schedule in YouTube Studio Community one or two days before publish. Not a full synopsis. </context> <inputs> - Next upload title or topic: [NEXT UPLOAD] - Publish datetime: [PUBLISH TIME] - The tension I can name: [TENSION] - What I must not spoil: [SPOILER] - Voice: [DIRECT / WRY] - Image I can attach, or NONE: [IMAGE OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 3 teases (70-220 characters). Each must: 1. Open on [TENSION] or a concrete object from the shoot 2. Name [NEXT UPLOAD] or the job, not a mysterious soon 3. Include [PUBLISH TIME] once, spoken like a person 4. Avoid [SPOILER] entirely 5. Work with or without [IMAGE OR NONE] Flag any line that leaks [SPOILER]. Give a Studio schedule line: day relative to [PUBLISH TIME]. </task> <constraints> - No all-caps last chance. - Do not invent a cliffhanger the video cannot pay. - No subscribe reminder as the hook. - Do not write the video description. </constraints> <format> Return 3 teases with character counts and spoiler flags, then the recommended paste block and schedule line. </format>

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Pro tip: Name the tension, not the answer. If a stranger can skip the video after the post, you already spoiled it.

Premiere Countdown

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Claude writes a countdown Community post for [PREMIERE TITLE] with the Studio datetime and a reason to show up. Schedule the post in YouTube Studio Community the morning of the premiere.

You are a YouTube Community writer for premiere-day countdown posts. <context> I am premiering [PREMIERE TITLE]. I need a Community post I can schedule in YouTube Studio Community the morning of the premiere, plus a shorter last-hour alt. Not a chat host sheet. </context> <inputs> - Premiere title: [PREMIERE TITLE] - Premiere datetime and timezone: [PREMIERE TIME] - Why chat is worth it (or NONE): [CHAT REASON OR NONE] - Whether I will sit in chat: [YES / NO] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] - What not to spoil: [SPOILER] </inputs> <task> Write: 1. Morning countdown post (100-260 characters) with [PREMIERE TIME] 2. Last-hour alt (under 160 characters) 3. If [YES], one line I can pin in premiere chat that matches the Community post 4. If [NO], do not pretend I will host The morning post must give a reason to show up beyond it is a premiere. Stay off [SPOILER]. </task> <constraints> - No claim that premieres beat the algorithm. - Do not invent live-view counts. - No smash the bell. - If [CHAT REASON OR NONE] is NONE, the reason must be the video job. </constraints> <format> Return morning post, last-hour alt, optional chat pin, and a Studio schedule pair. </format>

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Pro tip: Give people a reason to sit in chat. A clock alone is not a premiere.

Still-Frame Tease

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Claude writes a still-frame tease caption for [NEXT UPLOAD] that names the tension in the frame and withholds the answer. Attach the still and post the caption in YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community writer for still-frame teases. <context> I have a still from [NEXT UPLOAD]. I need a caption that names the tension in the frame and withholds the answer. I will attach the still in YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - Next upload: [NEXT UPLOAD] - What is in the still: [STILL CONTENTS] - The question the frame asks: [FRAME QUESTION] - What the still must not reveal: [SPOILER] - Publish datetime: [PUBLISH TIME] - Voice: [DRY / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 5 caption options (40-180 characters) that do a different job than the pixels. Rules: - Do not describe the still like alt text in the first line - Use [FRAME QUESTION] or [STILL CONTENTS] as tension, not as a recap - Leave [SPOILER] out - One option may include [PUBLISH TIME]; the others can skip the clock Then pick one caption and write 12-word alt text for accessibility that does not spoil. </task> <constraints> - Claude does not generate the image. - No mystery emoji walls. - No you will not believe what happens. - Do not write a second paragraph that answers the frame. </constraints> <format> Return 5 captions with character counts, the recommended pair (caption + alt), and a Studio attach note. </format>

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Pro tip: Pick a frame that asks a question. A pretty wide shot with no tension is a wallpaper, not a tease.

Last-Call Before Publish

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Claude writes a last-call Community post for [PUBLISH TIME] that reminds subscribers without all-caps spam. Paste it into YouTube Studio Community a few hours before the video goes live.

You are a YouTube Community writer for a last-call post a few hours before publish. <context> I need one short Community post for [PUBLISH TIME] I can paste into YouTube Studio Community. Reminder, not spam. Not a second synopsis. </context> <inputs> - Video title or topic: [VIDEO TITLE] - Publish datetime: [PUBLISH TIME] - One reason to watch today: [REASON] - Whether a tease already went out: [TEASE ALREADY / NONE] - Voice: [CALM / SHARP] - Spoiler I must not add: [SPOILER] </inputs> <task> Write 3 last-call posts (60-180 characters). Each must name [VIDEO TITLE] or [REASON], include [PUBLISH TIME], and stay off [SPOILER]. If [TEASE ALREADY] exists, do not repeat that tease word for word. Rank them from quiet to loud, and tell me which one to use if I already posted a tease this week. </task> <constraints> - No all-caps. No siren emoji stacks. - No last chance to subscribe. - Do not invent a premiere if I said instant publish. - Keep it one job: show up. </constraints> <format> Return 3 ranked posts with character counts, then the recommended paste block and a Studio timing line (hours before go-live). </format>

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Pro tip: Send this only if the video is actually going live. A last call for a draft that slips is worse than silence.

Playlist Binge Tease

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Claude writes a binge tease for [PLAYLIST] that names the first-video job and the last-video payoff. Post it in YouTube Studio Community and point at the playlist, not a random upload.

You are a YouTube Community writer who teases a playlist binge. <context> I need a Community post that sends people into [PLAYLIST] in order. I will paste it into YouTube Studio Community and point at the playlist, not a random upload. </context> <inputs> - Playlist title: [PLAYLIST] - First-video job: [FIRST JOB] - Last-video payoff: [LAST PAYOFF] - How many videos are in it: [VIDEO COUNT] - Audience skill: [BEGINNER / MIXED / ADVANCED] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER] </inputs> <task> Write 2 binge teases (120-300 characters) and a shorter alt. Each must: 1. Name [FIRST JOB] as the start 2. Name [LAST PAYOFF] as the finish without spoiling a twist 3. Mention [VIDEO COUNT] only if it helps (skip if the number is embarrassing or [VERIFY]) 4. Tell them to start at video one, not the newest Add a Studio note: attach playlist if the post type allows it, else tell me to paste the playlist name and attach the first video. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent extra episodes. - Do not promise a binge length in hours unless I gave runtime. - No best videos ever. - Beginners should not be sent to the hardest video first unless I said advanced-only. </constraints> <format> Return the posts, the Studio attach note, and the recommended paste block. </format>

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Pro tip: Feature the playlist, not Latest. A binge tease that links a single upload dumps people out after one video.

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Image Posts

5 prompts

Still-Frame Image Caption

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Claude writes an image-post caption for [STILL DESCRIPTION] that does a different job than the pixels, plus alt text. Upload the image in YouTube Studio Community, then paste the caption under it.

You are a YouTube Community caption writer for a single still. <context> I will upload one image to YouTube Studio Community. I need a caption that does not repeat the pixels, plus alt text. Claude does not generate the image. </context> <inputs> - What the still shows: [STILL DESCRIPTION] - The point of posting it: [POINT] - Video or playlist to point at, or NONE: [WATCH OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / QUIET / WRY] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> Write 5 captions (50-220 characters) and one 12-18 word alt-text line. Rules: - First line must not be a photo of... description - Deliver [POINT] - If [WATCH OR NONE] exists, one caption should point there without a raw URL dump if I did not supply a URL - Avoid [BANNED PHRASES] Pick a winning caption + alt pair. Add a Studio checklist: image size note marked [VERIFY IN STUDIO], caption paste, alt if the field exists. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent what is in the frame. - No hashtag bricks. - No subscribe ask. - Do not write a carousel of 8 images. </constraints> <format> Return 5 captions with character counts, alt text, the winning pair, and the Studio checklist. </format>

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Pro tip: If the caption restates the still, you wrote a label. Put the lesson or the next watch in the caption.

Screenshot Teach Caption

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Claude writes a screenshot Community caption for [SCREENSHOT TOPIC] that teaches one move and points to a video. Attach the crop in YouTube Studio Community, then paste the caption.

You are a YouTube Community writer for teach-from-a-screenshot posts. <context> I have a screenshot about [SCREENSHOT TOPIC]. I need a caption that teaches one move and points to a video. I will attach the crop in YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - Topic: [SCREENSHOT TOPIC] - What the screenshot shows: [WHAT IS ON SCREEN] - The one move: [THE MOVE] - Video to point at: [VIDEO TITLE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER] </inputs> <task> Write 3 captions (90-260 characters). Each must: 1. Teach [THE MOVE] in plain words 2. Refer to [WHAT IS ON SCREEN] without listing every UI label 3. Point to [VIDEO TITLE] 4. Include 12-word alt text that names the useful part of the crop Add a crop note: what to cut off so the post reads on a phone. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent UI that I did not describe. - Do not turn this into a 10-step tutorial. - One move only. - No smearing a named competitor unless I did. </constraints> <format> Return 3 caption+alt pairs, the crop note, and the recommended paste block. </format>

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Pro tip: Crop to the one control or line that matters. A full desktop screenshot dies on a phone.

Before-After Image Caption

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Claude writes a before-after Community caption for [BEFORE AND AFTER] that spends more words on the messy middle than the win. Upload both frames in YouTube Studio Community if multi-image is available, then paste the caption.

You are a YouTube Community writer for before-after image posts. <context> I have a before and an after for [BEFORE AND AFTER]. I need a caption that lives in the messy middle. I will upload the frames in YouTube Studio Community. Claude does not generate the images. </context> <inputs> - Before state: [BEFORE] - After I can prove: [AFTER] - The messy middle: [MESSY MIDDLE] - Combined label: [BEFORE AND AFTER] - Video to point at, or NONE: [VIDEO OR NONE] - Voice: [HONEST / DRY] </inputs> <task> Write 2 captions (120-300 characters) and a shorter alt. Hook on [MESSY MIDDLE] or a detail from [BEFORE], not on [AFTER]. Give the after in one line. If Studio in my region cannot attach two images, write a single-image fallback that still works. Mark multi-image as [VERIFY IN STUDIO]. Add alt text for each frame (12-18 words) that does not invent a bigger after. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a cleaner after. - No humblebrag disguised as process. - No we 10x'd unless I wrote that number. - Do not write a case-study essay. </constraints> <format> Return captions, single-image fallback, alt text, and a Studio attach note. </format>

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Pro tip: Spend the caption on the ugly step. Readers already know how a victory lap looks.

Quote-Card Caption

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a short quote-card line plus a longer Community caption around [QUOTE OR LINE] so the image and text do different jobs. Set the quote on the image, then paste the caption in YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community writer who splits a quote card from its caption. <context> I need a quote-card line (max 12 words) from [QUOTE OR LINE] plus a Community caption that does not repeat the quote. I will set the quote on the image and paste the caption in YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - Line I believe: [QUOTE OR LINE] - Story or proof behind it: [STORY OR PROOF] - Video or playlist to point at, or NONE: [WATCH OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / QUIET] - Image I can make: [PLAIN TEXT / FACE PLUS TEXT] </inputs> <task> Write 5 quote-card options (12 words or fewer, readable at phone size). Then write 2 captions (90-240 characters) that start with a different hook than the quote, use [STORY OR PROOF], and may point to [WATCH OR NONE]. Say which quote+caption pair to post. Add 12-word alt text for the card. </task> <constraints> - Caption must not open by repeating the quote word for word. - Do not invent a proverb I did not give. - Claude does not render the card. - No hashtag brick. </constraints> <format> Return numbered quotes, two captions, the recommended pair, alt text, and a Studio paste order (image then caption). </format>

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Pro tip: If the caption repeats the quote, you made a poster. Put the story or the next watch under the image.

Whiteboard Photo Caption

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Claude writes a whiteboard-photo caption for [BOARD TOPIC] that translates the mess into one usable takeaway. Upload the photo in YouTube Studio Community, then paste the caption under it.

You are a YouTube Community writer for whiteboard or notebook photos. <context> I photographed a board about [BOARD TOPIC]. I need a caption that translates the mess into one takeaway. I will upload the photo in YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - Board topic: [BOARD TOPIC] - What is actually on the board: [BOARD CONTENTS] - The one takeaway: [TAKEAWAY] - Video that uses this board, or NONE: [VIDEO OR NONE] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER] - Messy bits I should not transcribe: [SKIP] </inputs> <task> Write 3 captions (100-260 characters). Each must: 1. Give [TAKEAWAY] in plain words 2. Point at one part of [BOARD CONTENTS], not a full transcript 3. Honor [SKIP] 4. Point to [VIDEO OR NONE] if it exists Add alt text (15-25 words) that names the useful region of the board. Add a photo note: crop, glare, and what to cover with a finger if a name should not be public. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent extra diagrams. - Do not transcribe the whole board. - No genius-at-work caption. - Do not leak names in [SKIP]. </constraints> <format> Return 3 captions, alt text, the photo note, and the recommended paste block. </format>

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Pro tip: Shoot the board straight-on and crop the glare. A tilted wall of scribbles is not a teaching post.

Member Posts

5 prompts

Members Early-Access Note

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Claude writes a members-only early-access post for [VIDEO TITLE] with a watch note and one extra detail public viewers will not get. Set visibility to Members in YouTube Studio Community, then paste the post.

You are a YouTube Community writer for members-only early-access notes. <context> I need a Members-only Community post for [VIDEO TITLE] I can paste in YouTube Studio Community after I set visibility to Members. Public viewers should not see this. </context> <inputs> - Video title: [VIDEO TITLE] - When members get it vs public: [EARLY WINDOW] - Extra detail only members get: [MEMBER EXTRA] - Watch link or attach note: [ATTACH VIDEO / LINK LATER] - Voice: [WARM / DIRECT] - What I must not promise: [OFF-LIMITS PERKS] </inputs> <task> Write 2 members-only posts (90-260 characters). Each must: 1. Name [VIDEO TITLE] and [EARLY WINDOW] 2. Deliver [MEMBER EXTRA] (a reason, a timestamp, a cut, a note) 3. Stay off [OFF-LIMITS PERKS] 4. Tell me to attach the video if [ATTACH VIDEO / LINK LATER] says attach Add a Studio checklist: visibility Members, attach, schedule vs instant. Add a public-safe one-liner I can post later that does not leak [MEMBER EXTRA]. </task> <constraints> - Do not write this as a public tease. - Do not invent a perk I did not list. - No guilt if they have not joined. - If memberships are not on, say set this aside and mark [VERIFY MEMBERSHIPS]. </constraints> <format> Return both posts, the public-safe line, and the Studio visibility checklist. </format>

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Pro tip: Give members one extra they cannot get on the public upload. Early with the same caption is not a perk.

Members Q&A Prompt

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Claude writes a members-only Q&A post for [Q&A TOPIC] that asks one answerable question and explains how you will pick replies. Post it as Members only in YouTube Studio Community, then heart the questions you will film.

You are a YouTube Community writer for members-only Q&A posts. <context> I need a Members-only post that asks [Q&A TOPIC] and tells members how I will pick what to film. I will paste it into YouTube Studio Community with visibility set to Members. </context> <inputs> - Q&A topic: [Q&A TOPIC] - What I will film: [WILL FILM] - What I will not film: [WILL NOT FILM] - How I pick (heart, reply, next video): [PICK RULE] - Voice: [PEER / HOST] - Deadline: [DEADLINE] </inputs> <task> Write 2 Q&A posts (120-300 characters). Each must: 1. Ask one specific, answerable question inside [Q&A TOPIC] 2. State [WILL FILM] and [WILL NOT FILM] 3. State [PICK RULE] and [DEADLINE] 4. Invite a one-comment answer, not an essay Add 3 backup questions if the first is too narrow. Add a Studio note: Members visibility, then heart the keepers. </task> <constraints> - Do not promise I will answer every comment. - No prize, no tag a friend. - Stay inside [WILL NOT FILM]. - No public-tab version that leaks member questions. </constraints> <format> Return both posts, backup questions, and the Studio visibility plus heart note. </format>

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Pro tip: Ask one question you will actually answer on camera. Open inbox, anything goes is how you collect 80 prompts you will ignore.

Members Extra-Cut Note

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Claude writes a members-only extra-cut note for [CUT THAT DID NOT MAKE THE VIDEO] that gives a reason the public cut dropped it. Set the post to Members in YouTube Studio Community and attach the clip or still.

You are a YouTube Community writer for members-only extra cuts. <context> I have [CUT THAT DID NOT MAKE THE VIDEO]. I need a Members-only post that gives the reason it was cut and attaches the clip or still in YouTube Studio Community. </context> <inputs> - The extra cut: [CUT THAT DID NOT MAKE THE VIDEO] - Why the public cut dropped it: [WHY IT WAS CUT] - Public video it belongs to: [PUBLIC VIDEO] - Attach: [CLIP / STILL / TEXT ONLY] - Voice: [PLAIN / WRY] - What I must not leak that spoils the public video: [SPOILER] </inputs> <task> Write 2 members-only notes (100-280 characters). Each must name [PUBLIC VIDEO], explain [WHY IT WAS CUT] without sounding like the public video is junk, and stay off [SPOILER] that would ruin a first watch. If [ATTACH] is CLIP or STILL, write a caption that does not repeat the footage. If TEXT ONLY, write a scene they can imagine without claiming I attached a file. Add a Studio checklist: Members visibility, attach type, do not cross-post this body to the public tab. </task> <constraints> - Do not dunk on the public edit. - Do not invent a longer director commentary. - No paywall guilt. - Do not paste the extra as a public Community post. </constraints> <format> Return both notes, the attach caption, and the Studio checklist. </format>

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Pro tip: Explain why it got cut. An extra clip with no context feels like leftover footage, not a perk.

Members Perk Poll

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Claude writes a members-only perk poll for [PERK OPTIONS] with choices you will actually ship and a date you will announce the winner. Create the poll as Members only in YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community poll writer for members-only perks. <context> I need a Members-only poll for [PERK OPTIONS] I can create in YouTube Studio Community. I will ship the winner. Not a public tease of member perks. </context> <inputs> - Perk options I can actually ship (2-4): [PERK OPTIONS] - Ship window: [SHIP WINDOW] - What I will not offer: [OFF-LIMITS PERKS] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] - How I will deliver the perk: [DELIVERY] </inputs> <task> Write one perk poll and one shorter alt. Include: 1. Question under 80 characters 2. Options from [PERK OPTIONS] only, under 28 characters each 3. Extra text with [SHIP WINDOW] and [DELIVERY] 4. A results post template I will paste after the vote 5. A Studio checklist: Members visibility, poll type, announce date Drop any option that sits in [OFF-LIMITS PERKS] or that I cannot ship. </task> <constraints> - Do not add merch, cash, or giveaways I did not list. - Do not run this as a public poll. - No fake scarcity. - Mark poll option limits as [VERIFY IN STUDIO]. </constraints> <format> Return the poll paste block, the alt, the results template, and the Studio checklist. </format>

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Pro tip: Only list perks you can ship this month. A winning perk you then delay is worse than no poll.

Members Thank-You and Next

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Claude writes a members thank-you post from [WHAT MEMBERS MADE POSSIBLE] that names the next perk without a guilt pitch. Paste it into a Members-only post in YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community writer for members thank-you posts. <context> I need a Members-only thank-you from [WHAT MEMBERS MADE POSSIBLE] that names the next perk. I will paste it into YouTube Studio Community with visibility set to Members. Not a public subscriber beg. </context> <inputs> - What members made possible: [WHAT MEMBERS MADE POSSIBLE] - Next perk I can keep: [NEXT PERK] - Date or video it lands on: [WHEN] - Voice: [WARM / PLAIN] - What I will not claim: [OFF-LIMITS] </inputs> <task> Write 2 thank-you posts (100-280 characters) and a shorter alt. Each must: 1. Thank them for [WHAT MEMBERS MADE POSSIBLE], specific 2. Name [NEXT PERK] and [WHEN] 3. Stay inside [OFF-LIMITS] 4. Skip guilt, skip join before the price changes unless I put a real price in inputs (I did not) Add a public-safe sentence I can use elsewhere that does not leak [NEXT PERK] if I want it members-only. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent revenue or member counts. - Do not pitch memberships to non-members in this body. - No we are a family closer. - No fake price hike. </constraints> <format> Return both posts, the alt, the public-safe sentence, and a Studio visibility note. </format>

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Pro tip: Thank them for a specific thing they did. Thanks for the support with no next perk is a dead post.

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Weekly Batch

5 prompts

Five Posts Around One Upload

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes five Community posts around [NEXT UPLOAD]: poll, update, tease, image caption, and a members note. Edit each opener, then schedule all five in YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community batch writer. One upload. Five paste-ready posts. <context> I have [NEXT UPLOAD]. I need five Community posts I can edit and schedule in YouTube Studio Community: poll, live update, tease, image caption, and a members note. Not a 30-day calendar. </context> <inputs> - Next upload: [NEXT UPLOAD] - Publish datetime: [PUBLISH TIME] - Poll choices I will honor: [POLL CHOICES] - Still I can post: [STILL OR NONE] - Member extra, or NONE: [MEMBER EXTRA OR NONE] - Spoiler I must not leak: [SPOILER] - Voice: [VOICE] </inputs> <task> Write 5 labeled, paste-ready posts: 1. Poll (question + 2 options) scheduled before [PUBLISH TIME] 2. Tease (no [SPOILER]) 1-2 days before 3. Image caption for [STILL OR NONE], or a text-only stand-in if NONE 4. Live update for publish day, attach-video ready 5. Members note using [MEMBER EXTRA OR NONE], or a members Q&A if NONE Give a Studio schedule table: day, type, visibility (Public or Members), what to attach. Do not change the thesis. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a second video. - Do not spoil [SPOILER]. - Honor [POLL CHOICES] only. - No subscribe begging on any of the five. </constraints> <format> Return the 5 posts in schedule order, each ready to paste, then the Studio table. </format>

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Pro tip: Lock the upload and change the shape. If post 4 is a new thesis, you started a second week.

One Shape Per Day Pack

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Claude writes a five-day Community pack for [WEEK THEME] with a different shape each day so the tab does not repeat. Load the five posts into YouTube Studio Community in the order given.

You are a YouTube Community batch writer who uses a different shape each day. <context> I need a five-day Community pack on [WEEK THEME] I can load into YouTube Studio Community. Poll, update, tease, image, members. Same theme. New open every day. </context> <inputs> - Week theme: [WEEK THEME] - Proof, still, or poll options I have: [MATERIAL] - Upload this week, or NONE: [UPLOAD OR NONE] - Voice: [VOICE] - Member perk I can name, or NONE: [MEMBER PERK OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 5 posts, one shape each: - Day 1 poll - Day 2 update - Day 3 tease - Day 4 image caption (or text if I have no still) - Day 5 members note Hooks must not share a first four words. If [UPLOAD OR NONE] is NONE, the tease points at a playlist or last video I named in [MATERIAL], not a fake premiere. If [MEMBER PERK OR NONE] is NONE, day 5 is a members Q&A on the theme. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a Thursday premiere. - Do not repeat a first line. - No weekend motivational closer. - Mark missing stills as text-only instead of inventing a photo. </constraints> <format> Return Day 1-5 labeled, paste-ready, with type and visibility, then a 5-line Studio schedule. </format>

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Pro tip: One shape a day. If two posts share a first line, subscribers think you double-posted and skip both.

Recycle a Video Into Posts

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Claude pulls five Community posts from [VIDEO TITLE OR NOTES] without inventing quotes you did not say. Cut anything that spoils the watch, then post the strongest one in YouTube Studio Community first.

You are a YouTube Community recycler. You turn a video into posts. You do not invent quotes. <context> I will paste [VIDEO TITLE OR NOTES]. I need five Community posts I can paste into YouTube Studio Community. Strip spoilers. Not a description rewrite. </context> <inputs> - Title and notes or transcript scraps: [VIDEO TITLE OR NOTES] - What must not leak before a first watch: [SPOILER] - Poll I would honor: [POLL ANGLE OR NONE] - Still I can post: [STILL OR NONE] - Voice: [VOICE] </inputs> <task> Extract 5 angles already in the notes. Write: 1. Poll (or a question post if [POLL ANGLE OR NONE] is NONE) 2. Update that the video is live 3. Tease that would have run before publish (for the next recycle, or skip if too late) 4. Image caption or quote-card line from a real sentence in the notes 5. Members extra or Q&A from a cut line in the notes If you need a quote I did not write, paraphrase and tag [PARAPHRASE]. Rank the five by what to post first. Flag leftover spoiler risk. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a client win or a stat. - Honor [SPOILER]. - No this video reminded me that consistency matters fluff. - Do not write a Twitter thread. </constraints> <format> Return 5 labeled posts, a rank order, a spoiler punch list, and Studio attach notes. </format>

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Pro tip: Paste rough notes or a transcript scrap. The ugly phrases are usually the poll options and the tease.

Monday-to-Friday Community Pack

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Claude writes a Monday-to-Friday Community pack around [WEEK THEME] with poll, update, tease, image, and members jobs already assigned. Edit Tuesday's tease, then schedule the week in YouTube Studio Community.

You are a YouTube Community weekly pack writer. Five days. Five jobs. One theme. <context> I need a Monday-to-Friday Community pack on [WEEK THEME], each post paste-ready for YouTube Studio Community. Different job each day so the week does not feel like one post chopped up. </context> <inputs> - Week theme: [WEEK THEME] - Upload day and title, or NONE: [UPLOAD DAY AND TITLE OR NONE] - Material (proof, still, poll options): [MATERIAL] - Voice: [VOICE] - Friday members energy: [Q&A / EXTRA / THANK YOU] </inputs> <task> Write 5 posts: - Mon: poll - Tue: update or teach from [MATERIAL] - Wed: tease (align to [UPLOAD DAY AND TITLE OR NONE] if it exists) - Thu: image caption or quote card - Fri: members post matching [Q&A / EXTRA / THANK YOU] Each 70-300 characters except poll fields. Same theme, new open every day. Give exact Studio schedule lines: weekday, type, visibility, attach. </task> <constraints> - Do not repeat a first line. - Do not invent Friday metrics. - Do not schedule a public post that leaks the members Friday body. - No weekend grind closer. </constraints> <format> Return Mon-Fri labeled, paste-ready, plus the Studio schedule table. </format>

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Pro tip: Monday polls, Tuesday teaches or updates, Wednesday teases, Thursday is the image, Friday is members. Break that only if the upload day demands it.

Edit and Schedule Pass

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โœจ What it does

Claude edits your Community drafts in [PASTE 3-5 DRAFTS] into tighter posts with honest polls and no spoiler teases. Apply the edits in YouTube Studio Community, then set the first go-live time.

You are a YouTube Community line editor for a week's drafts. You tighten. You do not replace my week with a better one. <context> I will paste [PASTE 3-5 DRAFTS]. I need publishable Community posts: stronger first lines, honest poll options, no spoiler teases. Then a suggested Studio order. Not new topics. </context> <inputs> - Drafts: [PASTE 3-5 DRAFTS] - Voice I want: [VOICE] - Facts I must keep: [FACTS] - Spoiler I must not add: [SPOILER] - Days I can post: [DAYS] </inputs> <task> For each draft: 3 bullets on what is weak, then a full rewritten post that keeps [FACTS] and stays off [SPOILER]. Then a posting order for [DAYS] that does not stack two teases or two polls. If two drafts are the same post, merge them and say so. If a poll option cannot be honored, rewrite or kill it. </task> <constraints> - Do not add stories I did not write. - Do not add metrics. - No algorithm lecture. - Preserve my point even if you hate the joke. </constraints> <format> Return edited posts labeled Draft 1, Draft 2, each paste-ready, then the Studio order and one kill recommendation if a draft is still empty. </format>

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Pro tip: Keep your facts. If Claude adds a cleaner story than you lived, delete that sentence before you schedule.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Paste-ready Community tab copy: poll questions and options, live updates, teases, image captions with alt text, members-only notes, and a weekly batch. They are not video files and not a growth guarantee. You still create the post in YouTube Studio Community, attach the image or video, set visibility, and hit schedule or post.
Scripts and hooks package one upload. The channel page designs About copy, playlists, and cadence. This page is only the Community tab: polls, updates, teases, image posts, member posts, and a weekly batch you paste into Studio. Use hooks when you write the video open. Use this page when you sit down to post on the tab.
No. Fake polls train people to ignore the tab. The poll prompts only use options you listed as filmable, and they write a results follow-up that names the next video. If you cannot shoot every option this week, cut the option before you create the poll in Studio.
Not as Members-only posts. Studio needs memberships turned on before visibility can be Members. If you do not have that yet, use Polls, Updates, Teases, and Image Posts on the public tab, and keep the member drafts until you can set that toggle. Do not paste a members perk into a public post.
The weekly batch is five posts around one upload or one theme, not a daily habit you will drop. A common week is poll, tease, image, live update, and one members note. Schedule them in Studio on the days listed. If you missed a week, post the honest delay note and keep the next upload slot instead of dumping five posts in an hour.

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