yt-content-planner

# YouTube Content Planner Turns a channel theme, an audience, and content pillars into a structured week: what to upload, when, in which format, and how the title and thumbnail pair on each slot. It plans; the dedicated skills write each piece. ## When to use - User says "plan my week of YouTube content" or "build me a content calendar" - User wants a long-form vs Shorts mix and a cadence they can hold - User wants each slot pre-paired (format, title angle, thumbnail angle, hook) - User wants the community-tab posts scheduled between uploads ## What it produces - A **weekly grid**: each slot has a format (long-form or Short), a working title angle, a thumbnail angle, the hook formula, the pillar, and a posting window. - A **long-form vs Shorts ratio** sized to the channel's stage and capacity. - **Community posts** placed on the non-upload days to keep the channel warm. - A **goal balance check**: across the week, are you spread across CTR-first, retention-first, and subscribe-first pieces, not all one note. ## Steps 1. **Gather inputs.** The channel theme/niche, the audience, 3 to 5 content pillars, the target audience timezone, how many videos per week the user can realistically make, and the current stage (new channel vs established). If a channel URL is given, parse it with `lib/url_parser.py` and ask the user to paste their recent titles and rough view counts. 2. **Set the mix.** Size the long-form vs Shorts ratio to capacity and stage. A common...