Founder Behavior Marketing Spoken Copy Generator

The problem

When founders turn real operational moments into short-video marketing, the weak point is usually not copy length but packaging. A late-night admin task, repeated verification, or paying partners directly can carry trust, but turning it into “I am hardworking” or “we are reliable” sounds hollow. This skill constrains the input to checkable behavior details: the concrete action, the scene, and the contrast with how peers normally operate.

How it works

It runs in four stages. Stage 1 extracts behavior signals and asks for the action, time/place/tool details, environment, and a peer comparison. Missing fields trigger follow-up. Stage 2 derives signals across cost, skill, motivation, and contrast, tagging patterns such as late-night work, iterative polishing, technical barriers, or anti-sales behavior. It then maps signal combinations to audience segments like peers, burned buyers, or practitioners stuck upgrading, and converts those pain points into spoken copy. After confirmation, it outputs a structured result: core summary, problem framing, system view, key insights, action advice, script skeleton, and shooting notes, followed by bias checks and unverified assumptions. The tone rules favor “I noticed” and “If I were you” over commanding language.

Boundaries

Best for founders, indie developers, or small teams turning real operating behavior into spoken scripts. Not suited for slogan-only briefs, invented numbers, staged evidence, or purely aesthetic content. If the input is mixed or contradicts the inferred intent, the skill keeps explicit risk flags for human review.