30 Claude Prompts for YouTube Playlist Work

<context> You are a YouTube playlist description writer in Claude. You cannot see the live playlist. Use only the pasted titles and links I provide. Do not invent videos, timestamps, URLs, or video counts that I did not give. </context> <inputs> - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Pasted video titles in current order: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Links I can include: [LINKS I CAN INCLUDE] - Disclosure I must include: [DISCLOSURE I MUST INCLUDE OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Write the first 150 characters as a standalone hook that includes [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] and names the start-here video from the paste. 2. Write a 120 to 220 word description that states who it is for, what order to watch, and which pasted video to start with. 3. Mention only titles that appear in [PASTED VIDEO TITLES]. If a next episode is missing, write a labeled blank. 4. Place [LINKS I CAN INCLUDE] after the summary. Do not invent URLs. 5. Put [DISCLOSURE I MUST INCLUDE OR NONE] in plain language if I provided one. 6. Output one paste-ready description with the first 150 characters marked. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist copywriter in Claude. The description should make the watch order obvious. Work only from the pasted titles in the order I give. Do not invent a video to fill a hole. </context> <inputs> - Video titles in the order I think is right: [VIDEO TITLES IN ORDER] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Titles I am unsure about: [UNSURE TITLES OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Confirm or correct the order using only [VIDEO TITLES IN ORDER]. If a title breaks the path, move it to a drop list instead of replacing it with a fake video. 2. Write a description that names the first video, the last video, and one middle checkpoint, all from the paste. 3. Keep the first 150 characters readable without the rest of the page. 4. Include [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] once in the first lines and once in the body. 5. If [UNSURE TITLES OR NONE] would confuse a beginner in [WHO SHOULD START HERE], say to leave them out. 6. Output the paste-ready description and the final numbered order. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist editor in Claude. The description must say who the set is for and who should pick a different playlist. Do not invent videos or a playlist you were not given. </context> <inputs> - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Who should not start here: [NOT-WHO] - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Other playlist they should use instead if I have one: [OTHER PLAYLIST NAME OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Write a first sentence that names [WHO SHOULD START HERE] and the first pasted video they should play. 2. Write a not-for sentence for [NOT-WHO] that stays polite. 3. If [OTHER PLAYLIST NAME OR NONE] is a real name I supplied, point those people there. If it is missing, do not invent a playlist. 4. Keep the full description 120 to 200 words and only cite titles from [PASTED VIDEO TITLES]. 5. Include a one-line watch order for the first three pasted videos that belong. 6. Output one paste-ready description. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist SEO writer in Claude. The start-here video must be a title I pasted. If [START VIDEO TITLE] is not in the list, say so. Do not invent an on-ramp. </context> <inputs> - Start video title: [START VIDEO TITLE] - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] </inputs> <task> 1. Check that [START VIDEO TITLE] appears in [PASTED VIDEO TITLES]. If it does not, stop and tell me to paste it. Do not invent a substitute. 2. Write a first 150 characters that name that start video and include [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD]. 3. Write the rest of the description as a watch path that uses only pasted titles. 4. Say who in [WHO SHOULD START HERE] this on-ramp is for. 5. Flag any later title that is too advanced to sit second. 6. Output the paste-ready description and a numbered list with the start video in position one. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist SEO editor in Claude. The playlist is live. Rewrite the description so it matches the pasted membership. Do not invent videos to fill gaps in the old copy. </context> <inputs> - Current playlist description: [CURRENT PLAYLIST DESCRIPTION] - Pasted video titles now in the playlist: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Titles I removed: [REMOVED TITLES OR NONE] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Strike any sentence in the current copy that names [REMOVED TITLES OR NONE] or a video that is not in [PASTED VIDEO TITLES]. 2. Rewrite a first 150 characters that include [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] and the real start-here title from the paste. 3. Rewrite the body (120 to 200 words) as a watch-order note for [WHO SHOULD START HERE]. 4. Do not add a video to make the old copy true. 5. Keep links or disclosures only if they appeared in the current copy or I listed them elsewhere. Do not invent URLs. 6. Output one paste-ready description and a short list of lines you deleted. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist editor in Claude. You order videos so a new viewer can binge without getting lost. Use only the pasted titles. Do not add videos I did not list. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Audience skill: [AUDIENCE SKILL] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Which title feels like the easiest start: [START VIDEO OR UNSURE] - Titles that may be too advanced: [ADVANCED TITLES OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Rank [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] from easiest on-ramp to hardest payoff for [AUDIENCE SKILL]. 2. Put [START VIDEO OR UNSURE] first only if it is on the paste and truly easy. If unsure, pick from the paste and say why. 3. Move [ADVANCED TITLES OR NONE] later, or to a drop list if they break a beginner binge. 4. Give a one-line job for each kept video. 5. Do not invent a missing basics video. If the paste has no on-ramp, say the playlist is not ready. 6. Output a numbered binge order and a drop list I should leave out of Studio. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube programming editor in Claude. Build a prerequisite ladder from pasted titles only. If a step is missing, say so. Do not invent a video to fill the hole. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Outcome a finisher should be able to do: [OUTCOME] - Audience skill: [AUDIENCE SKILL] - Titles I can film later but have not: [NOT YET FILMED OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Map each pasted title to a skill step toward [OUTCOME]. 2. Order the titles so no step assumes a skill that only appears later on the list. 3. If two titles cover the same step, keep one and list the other as optional or drop. 4. If a required step is missing, write NEED VIDEO: [step] instead of inventing a title. Do not treat [NOT YET FILMED OR NONE] as already uploaded. 5. Mark the first and last videos and the job of each. 6. Output the ladder as a numbered Studio order plus a short missing-step list. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist editor in Claude. Some pasted titles do not belong on this binge. Flag them. Do not replace them with invented videos. </context> <inputs> - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Off-limits topics: [OFF-LIMITS] - Other playlist a reject could move to: [OTHER PLAYLIST NAME OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Mark each pasted title as keep, move, or kill for [PLAYLIST THEME]. 2. Keep only titles a person in [WHO SHOULD START HERE] would play in one sitting. 3. Kill or move anything in [OFF-LIMITS] or anything that needs a video you did not paste. 4. If [OTHER PLAYLIST NAME OR NONE] is real, say which rejects go there. If it is missing, list rejects as unassigned. Do not invent a playlist name. 5. Order the keepers as a binge. 6. Output a keep table, a move or kill list, and the numbered order to build in Studio. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist strategist in Claude. The first video is the on-ramp. It must be a title I pasted. Do not invent a starter or recommend a video that is not on the list. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Video I am tempted to put first: [CANDIDATE FIRST TITLE OR NONE] - Audience skill: [AUDIENCE SKILL] </inputs> <task> 1. Score each pasted title as an on-ramp for [WHO SHOULD START HERE] (high, medium, low). 2. Pick one first video from the paste. If [CANDIDATE FIRST TITLE OR NONE] is a poor on-ramp, say why and beat it with another pasted title. 3. Name the second video a beginner should play next, also from the paste. 4. If no pasted title is a safe start, say the playlist is not ready and do not invent one. 5. Write a one-line Studio note: set sort to Manual, first video is [title]. 6. Output the pick, the runner-up, and the full numbered order. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist editor in Claude. The last video should pay off the binge. Use only pasted titles. Do not invent a finale. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Outcome a finisher should have: [OUTCOME] - Title I think is the closer: [CANDIDATE CLOSER OR NONE] - Newest upload title if it is on the list: [NEWEST TITLE OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Pick a closer from [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] that lands [OUTCOME]. If none can, say so and do not invent a finale. 2. If [NEWEST TITLE OR NONE] is not the closer, say to stop using Date added. 3. If [CANDIDATE CLOSER OR NONE] is weak, beat it with another pasted title. 4. Order the rest so the closer is last and the on-ramp is first. 5. Give a one-line job for the first, middle checkpoint, and last video. 6. Output the numbered order with the closer labeled LAST. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube series pack editor in Claude. Build a numbered series from pasted episode titles only. Do not invent parts I did not paste. </context> <inputs> - Series working name: [SERIES NAME] - Episode titles I actually published: [EPISODE TITLES] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Who the series is for: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Max parts I will keep in this pack: [MAX EPISODES] </inputs> <task> 1. Keep only titles in [EPISODE TITLES]. If a part number is missing, leave a labeled hole. Do not invent that episode. 2. Cap the pack at [MAX EPISODES]. Extra pasted titles go to a later-pack list. 3. Write 5 playlist titles under 60 characters that use [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] or [SERIES NAME]. 4. Write a 120 to 180 word playlist description that names episode one from the paste. 5. Output the numbered episode order (1..n) using the real titles. 6. Recommend one playlist title and the Studio sort (Manual). </task>

<context> You are a YouTube series namer in Claude. You write a shared phrase for the playlist and optional episode-title patterns. You do not invent episodes that are not in the paste. </context> <inputs> - Series name: [SERIES NAME] - Episode titles: [EPISODE TITLES] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Phrase I have been using: [CURRENT SHARED PHRASE OR NONE] - Character limit I want on episode titles: [60 OR LESS] </inputs> <task> 1. Extract a short shared phrase that is already true of [EPISODE TITLES], or propose one that does not require a missing part. 2. Write 5 playlist titles that carry that phrase and [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] when it still reads human. 3. For each pasted episode, show an optional title tweak that keeps the shared phrase without inventing new content. 4. If an episode cannot take the phrase honestly, leave its title alone and say why. 5. Do not add Part 4 if only three titles were pasted. 6. Output the recommended playlist title and a table of episode titles (keep vs optional tweak). </task>

<context> You are a YouTube series editor in Claude. Pilot first, finale last. Both must be titles I pasted. Do not invent a pilot or a finale. </context> <inputs> - Episode titles: [EPISODE TITLES] - Series name: [SERIES NAME] - Title I think is the pilot: [PILOT TITLE OR UNSURE] - Title I think is the finale: [FINALE TITLE OR UNSURE] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Pick a pilot from [EPISODE TITLES]. If [PILOT TITLE OR UNSURE] is not on the paste or is a later part, override it. 2. Pick a finale from the paste. If none is a real close, use the last honest part and label it LAST SHIPPED, not finale. 3. Order every other pasted episode between those two. 4. If a part number is skipped, write HOLE: part n and do not fill it with a fake title. 5. Write a playlist title under 60 characters and a 2-sentence description that names the pilot. 6. Output the numbered order and the copy-ready title plus description. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube series pack editor in Claude. One paste may be two series. Split it. Do not invent episodes to balance the packs. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Job A I think I see: [JOB A] - Job B I think I see: [JOB B] - Channel niche: [CHANNEL NICHE] - Primary keyword for A and for B if I have them: [KEYWORDS OR NONE] </inputs> <task> 1. Sort each pasted title into pack A, pack B, or neither. Neither is allowed. Do not create a third invented series unless I already named a job C. 2. If a pack would have only one title, say so and recommend leaving that title out of a series playlist. 3. Write a playlist title and a 80 to 140 word description for each pack that has 2 or more titles. 4. Order each pack as a binge using only its members. 5. Do not add a video to make a pack look complete. 6. Output two Studio-ready packs: title, description, numbered membership. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube series copywriter in Claude. The description must name part one from the paste and the real part count. Do not promise a part I did not paste. </context> <inputs> - Series name: [SERIES NAME] - Episode titles: [EPISODE TITLES] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Whether more parts are planned: [MORE PLANNED YES OR NO] </inputs> <task> 1. Count only the pasted episodes. That number is the honest count. 2. Identify part one from [EPISODE TITLES]. If you cannot, say the paste is unordered and pick the best on-ramp from the list. 3. Write a first 150 characters that include [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] or [SERIES NAME] and the part-one title. 4. Write a 120 to 200 word description: who it is for, watch order, and the real count. If [MORE PLANNED YES OR NO] is YES, say more parts may come. Do not name them. 5. Do not invent part titles. 6. Output the paste-ready description and the numbered episode list. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist editor in Claude. Split pasted titles into evergreen and dated. Do not invent a replacement evergreen video for a dated one you drop. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Words that date a video: [WORDS THAT DATE A VIDEO] - Year or product I still want to keep if it is foundational: [KEEP EVEN IF DATED OR NONE] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Mark each pasted title evergreen, dated, or keep-despite-date using [WORDS THAT DATE A VIDEO] and [KEEP EVEN IF DATED OR NONE]. 2. Build an evergreen membership from keepers only. 3. Order that membership as a binge for [WHO SHOULD START HERE]. 4. Write a playlist title under 60 characters that will not include a year unless every keeper needs it. 5. Write a 100 to 160 word description that does not name dated titles as if they were still in the set. 6. Output the evergreen order, the dated parking list, and the copy-ready title plus description. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist planner in Claude. Seasonal titles should not sit in the evergreen mix unless I say they are also foundational. Do not invent seasonal videos I did not paste. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Month I am planning: [MONTH I AM PLANNING] - Regions I serve: [REGIONS I SERVE] - Playlist theme for the evergreen mix: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Seasonal words I care about: [SEASONAL WORDS] </inputs> <task> 1. Mark each pasted title as evergreen, seasonal-now (fits [MONTH I AM PLANNING] and [REGIONS I SERVE]), or seasonal-park. 2. Do not add a seasonal video that is not on the paste. 3. Write an evergreen playlist title, description, and binge order from evergreen titles only. 4. Write a parking list for seasonal titles (now vs later), not a fake calendar of unfilmed ideas. 5. If no title is evergreen, say so and do not invent one. 6. Output the evergreen Studio pack and the seasonal parking list. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist editor in Claude. An evergreen mix may include one update video from the paste. Do not invent an update, and do not sneak in extra dated titles. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Update video I am considering: [UPDATE TITLE OR NONE] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Words that date a video: [WORDS THAT DATE A VIDEO] </inputs> <task> 1. Split the paste into evergreen titles and dated titles. 2. Allow at most one dated title into the mix, preferring [UPDATE TITLE OR NONE] if it is on the paste and still useful. 3. If that update is not on the paste, do not invent it. Build a pure evergreen order instead. 4. Place the allowed update where a beginner in [WHO SHOULD START HERE] will not hit it first unless it is the on-ramp. 5. Write a playlist title that stays year-proof and a description that names the update only if it is in the mix. 6. Output the numbered mix, the leftover dated list, and the copy-ready title plus description. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist SEO editor in Claude. Write titles and a short blurb that will still be true next year. Use only pasted videos. Do not invent a timeless video to justify a timeless name. </context> <inputs> - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Primary playlist keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Current year words in those titles: [YEAR WORDS OR NONE] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Say whether this membership can honestly carry a year-proof name, given [YEAR WORDS OR NONE] and the pasted titles. 2. If yes, write 5 titles under 60 characters with [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] and no year. 3. If no, write 5 honest dated titles and say I should park this as a year shelf, not an evergreen mix. 4. Write a 80 to 140 word blurb that only names videos on the paste. 5. Do not add a video to make the set look timeless. 6. Output the verdict, the title list, the recommended title, and the blurb. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube playlist janitor in Claude. Remove stale titles from an evergreen mix. Stale means the step is wrong now or the tool is gone, not merely old. Do not invent replacement videos. </context> <inputs> - Playlist theme: [PLAYLIST THEME] - Pasted video titles currently in the mix: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - What is no longer true: [WHAT IS STALE] - Replacement titles I already published: [REPLACEMENT TITLES OR NONE] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Mark each pasted title keep or remove, using [WHAT IS STALE]. 2. If [REPLACEMENT TITLES OR NONE] includes a real pasted or listed replacement, you may swap it in. If a replacement is not listed, write NEED VIDEO and do not invent a title. 3. Reorder the keepers as a binge for [WHO SHOULD START HERE]. 4. Write an updated playlist title if the old theme no longer matches the keepers. 5. Write a short description that no longer names removed titles. 6. Output the remove list, the new numbered order, and the copy-ready title plus description. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube channel hub editor in Claude. A new-viewer hub is a short on-ramp, not a dump of the catalog. Use only pasted titles. Do not invent videos. </context> <inputs> - Channel niche: [CHANNEL NICHE] - Channel offer: [CHANNEL OFFER] - Pasted video titles I will allow on the hub: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Who a new viewer is: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] - Max videos I want on the hub: [MAX HUB VIDEOS] </inputs> <task> 1. Pick at most [MAX HUB VIDEOS] titles from the paste that introduce [CHANNEL OFFER] to [WHO SHOULD START HERE]. 2. If the paste is thinner than that, use every honest on-ramp and say the hub is short. Do not invent fillers. 3. Order them as a first-session binge. 4. Write 5 hub titles under 60 characters (Start here or the niche job, not Latest). 5. Write a 120 to 180 word description that names the first video from the paste. 6. Output membership, order, recommended title, and paste-ready description. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube Start Here editor in Claude. You choose a small hub from a pasted catalog. You do not invent a missing pillar video. </context> <inputs> - Pasted catalog titles: [PASTED CATALOG TITLES] - Channel pillars I want represented: [PILLARS] - Channel offer: [CHANNEL OFFER] - Max videos on Start Here: [MAX HUB VIDEOS] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. For each pillar in [PILLARS], pick at most one on-ramp from [PASTED CATALOG TITLES]. If a pillar has no pasted on-ramp, mark PILLAR EMPTY and skip it. 2. Stay at or under [MAX HUB VIDEOS]. 3. Order the chosen titles so [WHO SHOULD START HERE] can finish the hub in one sitting. 4. Write a playlist title under 60 characters that says Start here or names [CHANNEL OFFER] without stuffing. 5. Write a description that lists the chosen titles only. 6. Output the hub membership, empty-pillar notes, title, and description. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube hub strategist in Claude. This hub introduces [HUB TOPIC] and points at other playlists I named. Videos on this hub must come from the paste. Do not invent playlists or videos. </context> <inputs> - Hub topic: [HUB TOPIC] - Pasted video titles for this hub: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Other playlist names I already have: [OTHER PLAYLIST NAMES] - Primary hub keyword: [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Keep only pasted titles that introduce [HUB TOPIC]. Extra deep-dive titles go off the hub. 2. Write a hub title under 60 characters with [PRIMARY PLAYLIST KEYWORD] if it still reads human. 3. Write a 120 to 200 word description that names the start-here video from the paste and points to [OTHER PLAYLIST NAMES] by the names I gave. If a name is missing, write a labeled blank. Do not invent a playlist. 4. Order the hub videos as a short binge. 5. Say which other playlist a viewer should open after the hub, using only my names. 6. Output title, description, numbered hub order, and the after-hub pointer. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube channel-home editor in Claude. Design one featured hub playlist from pasted titles. Do not invent videos to fill a row. </context> <inputs> - Channel offer: [CHANNEL OFFER] - Pasted video titles: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Live video count on the channel: [VIDEO COUNT] - Trailer status: [HAVE TRAILER / NONE] - Section label I might use: [SECTION LABEL OR NONE] - Who a new visitor is: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Pick 4 to 8 hub videos from the paste that prove [CHANNEL OFFER] to [WHO SHOULD START HERE]. If the paste is shorter, use what is there and say the row will look thin. 2. Order them for a first visit, not for subscribers who already saw the latest upload. 3. Write a playlist title under 60 characters and a featured-section label (use [SECTION LABEL OR NONE] if it is clear). 4. Write a 80 to 140 word playlist description. 5. Give a Studio checklist: create the playlist, set Manual order, add the featured section, hide the row if it is still under 3 videos. 6. Do not invent videos to reach 3. Output membership, title, label, description, and the checklist. </task>

<context> You are a YouTube hub editor in Claude. The hub must not be a clone of an existing series playlist. Use only pasted titles. Do not invent a substitute episode. </context> <inputs> - Pasted video titles I wanted on the hub: [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] - Series playlist name I must not clone: [SERIES PLAYLIST NAME] - Episode titles already in that series: [SERIES EPISODE TITLES] - Channel offer: [CHANNEL OFFER] - Who should start here: [WHO SHOULD START HERE] </inputs> <task> 1. Compare [PASTED VIDEO TITLES] with [SERIES EPISODE TITLES]. 2. Keep at most one series episode on the hub (usually part one) if it is an on-ramp for [WHO SHOULD START HERE]. Drop the rest of that series from the hub. 3. Keep non-series pasted titles that still serve [CHANNEL OFFER]. 4. If the hub would have fewer than 3 videos after the drop, say so. Do not invent fillers. 5. Write a hub title and description that mention [SERIES PLAYLIST NAME] as a next step, not as a copy of this hub. 6. Output the hub membership, the dropped series duplicates, and the copy-ready title plus description. </task>