tfcbot/agent-video-team · Archived

strategist

Create a one-page channel spec — character, handle, format, niche, and 30-day content calendar for a managed account.

First seen Apr 12, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add tfcbot/agent-video-team --skill strategist

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License LICENSE
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  • skill md SKILL.md 3,038 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 137 B

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  2. First recorded snapshot · 2 installs

SKILL.md

Strategist

Create a one-page channel spec. A Vidjutsu account is a tenant-owned draft record, not a connected social account or publishing session. External account connection and scheduling belong to /publisher.

Walkthrough

Step 1 — Understand the Product

Ask the user for:

  • Product or service — what are they promoting?
  • Target audience — who is the ideal viewer?
  • Link destination — where does the bio link go? (Skool, Shopify, Calendly, landing page, etc.)
  • Niche — what space does this channel operate in?

Step 2 — Define the Character

Every channel is a persona. Build a character sheet:

Field Description
Name First name only. Memorable, fits the niche.
Appearance Age range, style, setting. Enough for AI generation.
Setting Where they film — desk setup, car, kitchen, gym, etc.
Personality How they speak. Honest, hype, chill, nerdy, etc.

Step 3 — Define the Handle & Bio

  • Handle — @name.niche.keyword format. Short, searchable.
  • Bio — One line that hooks. End with a down arrow ↓ pointing to the link.
  • Link — The conversion destination.

Step 4 — Define the Format

Pick one format per channel. Keep it consistent.

Element Description
Duration 8-15 seconds typical. Never over 30.
Structure Hook → Insight → Incomplete loop (viewer needs more).
Style Talking head, b-roll, screen recording, etc.

The format should be repeatable for 30+ videos without feeling stale.

Step 5 — Build the 30-Day Calendar

Create a table of 30 videos:

# Hook Tip
1 "..." "..."
2 "..." "..."
... ... ...

Each row is one video. The hook is what appears in the first 2 seconds. The tip is the core insight — specific enough to be useful, incomplete enough to drive curiosity.

Output

The final channel spec is a single markdown file containing:

  1. Character sheet
  2. Handle & bio
  3. Format definition
  4. 30-day content calendar

If persisting the plan in Vidjutsu, use the authenticated POST https://api.vidjutsu.ai/v1/accounts draft CRUD contract. It accepts platform: "instagram", name, and optional handle, bio, pfp, niche, linkInBio, and tags; it does not provision or connect an account.

Key Behaviors

  • One format per channel. Don't mix talking-head and b-roll on the same account.
  • Hooks must be under 8 words. If it takes longer to read than to say, it's too long.
  • Every tip should be incomplete. The viewer should need to visit the link to get the full picture.
  • Characters should feel real. Don't make them generic. Give them opinions and quirks.
  • 30 videos minimum. If you can't fill 30 days with one format, the niche is too narrow.