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Use when user wants to post a short-form LinkedIn video (30-90 seconds), an idea has visual or demonstrative power text cannot capture, user has a strong speaking voice that should be on camera, or a find-ideas seed is marked "Best fit for: write-video-script." Trigger phrases include "write a video script," "I want to make a video," "this would work better on camera," "script me a 60-second video."
warpirate/linkedin-maxxing · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 65
Install: claude install-skill warpirate/linkedin-maxxing
# Write video script Video scripts are a different craft from posts. A 60-second talking-head script has a hook in the first three seconds, beats instead of paragraphs, and natural-sounding spoken prose that holds up when said out loud. This skill exists to write video scripts that work in the user's voice, not the average LinkedIn-AI video voice that has become its own template. ## Why this skill exists Two facts make video important right now: it gets roughly 5x the interactions of equivalent text posts, and LinkedIn's projected content mix has video at about 65% by late 2026. The format is genuinely growing. But the bar is higher. A weak text post fails quietly. A weak video has the user's face attached to it. The reader can hear filler words, see hesitation, watch the user struggle to land a point. This skill exists to make sure the script is worth reading aloud before the user records anything. ## When to use this skill Trigger when: - The user wants to record a LinkedIn video - A seed from find-ideas is marked video-script - The idea has demonstration value (the user can show a thing, not just describe it) - The user has spoken about a topic and wants to capture it on video Do NOT trigger when: - The user wants a written post. Send to write-post. - The user wants a long-form spoken piece (5+ minutes). LinkedIn video is short-form territory; long content lives in podcasts or YouTube. - The user is uncomfortable on camera. Be honest: video may not be the right form