You have a Reel planned but the first line you would say is vague or promises more than the video shows.
v0.3.0
Example output · Input and output · How to useExample output
One idea shown in three layouts for a fictional design educator.
Two original opening lines in the same synthetic system voice. Compare how they introduce the exercise; the editorial ranking does not predict retention. Listen before publishing.
Open outputWhich layout makes the message easiest to read?
Two original opening lines in the same synthetic system voice. Compare how they introduce the exercise; the editorial ranking does not predict retention. Listen before publishing.
Open outputOne idea, three layouts. What changes first?
A: Which layout makes the message easiest to read? B: One idea, three layouts. What changes first? Each opening promises a comparison the planned exercise can actually show.
Two original opening lines in the same synthetic system voice. Compare how they introduce the exercise; the editorial ranking does not predict retention. Listen before publishing. This example is retained from v0.2.0; the added capability paths are optional and are not demonstrated by this example.
Topic, audience, payoff, approved facts and optional reference Reel URLs or a bounded account sample.
Original opening lines and selected voice auditions, with discovered Reels attributed to their actual owners and speech checked separately.
An Agent and SandBase for live data; Node.js 20+ for media. API/model usage is charged to your SandBase account; supplied material can run offline.
Download and unpack the complete Skill folder, keep its references, and use it with a local Agent that supports Skills.
Use instagram-reel-hooks with my supplied material and scope. Use live lookups only when relevant to the task and within my budget. Deliver: Original opening lines and selected voice auditions, with discovered Reels attributed to their actual owners and speech checked separately.