Student Edition Recording Script Rewriter

Problem

Transcribed speech often contains filler, repetition, off-topic turns, and sales lines. Publishing it as a short-video script can feel loose, but heavy rewriting can erase the speaker’s stance, experience, and voice. This skill targets spoken short-video content and turns a long transcript into one readable script while preserving the original meaning and sincerity.

How It Works

• Extract the skeleton: identify the core point, key stories, industry judgments, removable weak content, and tone anchors, then offer no more than two angles.
• Confirm before drafting: wait for the user’s chosen angle or a clear “you decide” before writing.
• Hook the first three seconds: use contrast, result, or attitude lines of 10-35 characters that get to the topic quickly.
• Light restructure and edit: follow the existing narrative when possible, remove repeated fillers, pure sales copy, and low-value emotion, while keeping causal chains, personal stories, and first-hand details.
• Output and save: produce a readable script and revision notes, then ask whether to save it to the local 07-录音整理 library.

Boundaries

Best for preserving personal style in long transcripts. It should not invent new conclusions, data, or cases, and it should not turn casual sharing into promotional language. If the local content library is missing, saving stops and prompts setup; repeated saves on the same day need time-stamped names.