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14 added, 6 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: content-repurposing

description: Turn public social videos, transcripts, posts, creator research, or the user's own source material into platform-specific LinkedIn posts, X posts and threads, short-form scripts, newsletters, blog outlines, carousel briefs, and content calendars. Use when the user wants to reuse a strong idea without copying the source.

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# Content Repurposing

Convert source material into original, voice-matched content for the channels the user actually needs.

## Inputs

- Source URLs, transcripts, posts, research reports, or owned source material.

- Target audience, brand or company voice, platforms, formats, objective, and desired quantity.

- Optional Brand Core, voice guide, campaign, offer, CTA, and publishing window.

## Workflow

1. Confirm which sources may be transformed and whether they are owned, quoted, or used only as inspiration.

- 2. Use `transcript-intelligence` for video sources. Use `outlier-post-finder` or `creator-profile-teardown` when the user wants to repurpose a winning pattern rather than a single source.

- 3. Extract content atoms: hooks, stories, claims, proof, frameworks, questions, examples, objections, visuals, and calls to action. Retain the source and support for every factual atom.

- 4. Choose only formats that fit the audience and objective. Define the platform constraint, distinct angle, and intended action for each output.

- 5. Rewrite from the user's perspective and voice. Use `create-linkedin-content` and `create-x-content` for final platform tuning when those formats are requested.

- 6. Produce ready-to-edit drafts, not a list of generic ideas. Vary the structure by platform and include attribution notes where a source materially influenced the output.

- 7. Self-check for voice, factual support, repetition, plagiarism risk, platform fit, and whether each derivative stands on its own.

+ 2. For a video source, use `transcript-intelligence` to obtain or analyze its transcript. Do not download, transcode, or edit the video, and do not introduce an FFmpeg dependency. If the user already supplied a transcript or captions, work from them directly. If only a URL is available and the current environment cannot call the transcript provider, ask for the transcript or captions; do not improvise a terminal-only media workflow.

+ 3. Use `outlier-post-finder` or `creator-profile-teardown` when the user wants to repurpose a winning pattern rather than a single source.

+ 4. Extract content atoms: hooks, stories, claims, proof, frameworks, questions, examples, objections, visuals, and calls to action. Retain the source and support for every factual atom.

+ 5. Choose only formats that fit the audience and objective. Define the platform constraint, distinct angle, and intended action for each output.

+ 6. Rewrite from the user's perspective and voice. Use `create-linkedin-content` and `create-x-content` for final platform tuning when those formats are requested.

+ 7. Produce ready-to-edit drafts, not a list of generic ideas. Vary the structure by platform and include attribution notes where a source materially influenced the output.

+ 8. Self-check for voice, factual support, repetition, plagiarism risk, platform fit, and whether each derivative stands on its own.

+ ## Runtime paths

+ - **Transcript or text supplied:** fully terminal-free. Repurpose the supplied material directly.

+ - **Public video URL with transcript-provider access:** use `transcript-intelligence` and its declared provider dependency, then continue with the transcript.

+ - **Public video URL without provider access:** explain that the transcript cannot be fetched in this environment and request pasted captions or a transcript. Skill discovery over MCP does not imply that every managed data provider can also be called over MCP.

## Output

- Source inventory and content-atom table.

- Repurposing map showing source atom, target format, audience, angle, and CTA.

- Platform-ready drafts grouped by channel.

- Optional carousel or visual briefs for `goose-graphics` when requested.

- Suggested publishing sequence and content calendar when requested.

- Attribution notes, factual checks, and items requiring user review.

## Guardrails

- Adapt ideas, evidence, and structures; do not plagiarize distinctive language or creative expression.

- Quote only short, necessary excerpts and retain attribution.

- Do not flatten every platform into the same draft with a different character count.

- Do not invent facts, personal experience, customer proof, or first-person claims for the user.

+ - Do not require FFmpeg or a local terminal. This skill transforms source meaning into written content; it does not process video files.