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Build and maintain a visual short-form format library, evaluate supplied content spikes, and match source-grounded ideas to recording outlines and editing briefs. Use for format discovery, refreshing a swipe page, ranking a content table, or preparing a format-library lead magnet.

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# Shortform Format Library

Help a creator move from an idea to a usable delivery structure. Keep source evidence, editorial interpretation, and the creator's own results distinct.

When running inside AI Marketing Skills, use the repository's optional version check and telemetry conventions in [repository integration](references/repository-integration.md). Standalone use must work without that repository.

## Choose the requested work

1. Read the existing library, audience, creator roster, source policy, and supplied ideas or analytics before changing anything. Preserve the user's current page and saved outline IDs. Resolve the exact library and publishing destination from user context; do not substitute another account.
2. For **content spikes or discovery**, read [research and learning](references/research-and-learning.md). Analyze supplied evidence before selecting candidates. If an attachment is absent, say so and continue independent work; never invent its contents.
3. For **ideas and format selection**, use the default content table below, including a separate **Watch reference** column. Keep the idea source separate from the video demonstrating its format. A hook is proposed copy unless verified as an exact quotation. Keep new recordings separate from existing cutdowns and refresh angles. Score only when requested or required by the user's established workflow; label editorial scores as judgments.
4. For **a visual page**, read [page and data contract](references/page-and-data.md). Let users enter an idea or select a supplied one, compare two relevant format references, and turn the chosen structure into an editable three-prompt outline. Match by the available proof, story, recording effort, and audience, not trendiness alone.
5. For **editing or lead delivery**, read [production and delivery](references/production-and-delivery.md). Produce a renderer-neutral brief first; map only verified capabilities to a selected editor. Reuse `manychat-ig-lead-magnet` when available for comment-to-access delivery. Its absence does not prevent drafting copy and a handoff.
6. Verify the changed artifact and report what changed, source coverage, evidence limits, and any missing input. Building a page does not refresh its sources or activate a background job.
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