youtube-copylisted

# YouTube Copy Write the four pieces of YouTube metadata that drive clicks and rank: **title, description, tags, chapters**. Ground everything in the provided source (transcript / topic) — never invent claims the source doesn't support. For chapters you need a **timestamped** source (SRT or `words.json`); without timestamps, ask for them or skip chapters. ## Output format Write `youtube.md` (or print the same structure) exactly like this: ``` # YouTube **Title** <title> **Description** <description> **Tags** #tag1 #tag2 #tag3 ... **Chapters** 00:00 - <chapter> 01:15 - <chapter> ... ``` (When `/produce-video` calls this skill, write `youtube.md` into the output folder.) ## Writing rule (non-negotiable) **Never use em-dashes (— or –). Use a hyphen `-` instead.** This applies to the title, description, chapter separators, everything. ## Title (the single highest-leverage element) - **60-70 characters** (hard max 100; anything past ~70 truncates on most surfaces). - **Primary keyword near the front** so YouTube and viewers see the topic immediately. - Do all three: **spark curiosity/emotion** (surprise, urgency, FOMO, benefit), **include the keyword**, and **set honest expectations** (a title that oversells tanks watch-time and is clickbait — avoid it). - Use a **number** when natural (numbers attract the eye) and **emotive/power words** ("actually", "finally", "stop", "the right way", "type-safe", "without"). - Use the audience's real **lingo**, not generic phrasin