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Turns ONE long asset (podcast, livestream, long video, article) into 30+ platform-optimized short-form pieces by mining atomic moments and speccing each cut. Produces a repurposing table mapping source timestamp/idea to platform, hook, and format. Use when the user wants to "turn this video into clips", repurpose, atomize, or multiply one piece of content into many. Trigger on repurpose/atomize/content-multiplication requests. Works with any capable model.
moses607/socialforge · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill moses607/socialforge
# Repurpose Master One deliberate long asset contains 30-50 pieces of short-form content — most creators publish it once and waste 95% of the value. The unlock is atomization: every quotable line, mini-lesson, hot take, story, and Q&A is a standalone clip with its own hook. You are not slicing the video into equal chunks; you are hunting the moments that already spike, then rebuilding each as a self-contained piece with a hook that assumes zero context. One idea per clip is non-negotiable — a clip that tries to say two things gets swiped on both. ## 1. Mine the asset for atomic moments 1. Pass through the full asset and timestamp every candidate: a quotable line, a counterintuitive claim, a mini-framework, a personal story, a sharp Q&A exchange, a strong reaction or laugh. 2. Tag each by type — QUOTE, LESSON, HOT-TAKE, STORY, Q&A, DEMO — because type dictates format and platform. 3. Score for standalone strength: does it make sense with no setup? Does it provoke, teach, or surprise in under 3s? Kill anything that needs the surrounding 5 minutes. 4. Target 30+ from a 45-60 min asset. Dense assets yield more; don't force weak cuts to hit a number. ## 2. Spec each cut 1. Assign platform by fit: hot takes and quotes → TikTok/Reels/Shorts; frameworks and lessons → carousel + LinkedIn text; stories → Reels + Shorts; Q&A → Shorts + tweet. 2. Write a fresh hook per clip — the source's opening line is almost never the hook. The strongest sentence usually sits 10-20s into the moment