About this Skill
Eleven YouTube creator workflows for scripts, packaging, editing decisions, Shorts, analytics, planning and channel research.
Why we picked it
A creator toolkit with practical Python helpers; it produces plans and drafts for human review.
Skills in this collection
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Channel Audit
Audit titles, thumbnails, openings and publishing consistency; prioritize one actionable fix.
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Video Chapters
Draft and validate YouTube chapters from a timestamped transcript.
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Comment Replies
Sort supplied comments and draft replies in the creator’s voice.
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Edit Decision List
Find gaps, filler and retakes in a transcript and produce a timecoded edit decision list.
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Title and Thumbnail Pairing
Develop and lint a title with thumbnail text as a coordinated pair.
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YouTube Content Plan
Build a realistic weekly or monthly upload plan around the creator’s available time.
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Audience Retention Analysis
Analyze a YouTube Studio retention export and identify drops with transcript context.
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YouTube Script
Develop hook options and a spoken video script with retention beats.
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YouTube Search Copy
Draft a search-oriented video description and metadata from the video’s real content.
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Long Video to Shorts Plan
Select self-contained transcript moments and write new openings for Shorts.
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YouTube Outlier Research
Compare videos with their channels’ own median performance and identify repeatable patterns.
What it helps with
- Plan and write videos in a consistent creator voice.
- Review retention data or turn transcripts into chapters and edit decisions.
Before you use it
- The upstream package targets Claude Code; install the full skill set so cross-skill references and Python tools remain available.
- Python 3 is needed for the bundled command-line checks. Bring transcripts or analytics exports where the task requires them.
- The package drafts recommendations; it does not upload or publish videos. Hook scores are heuristics, not predictions.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
