Turn supplied notes into a spoken script with a promise-to-payoff check and estimated runtime.
v0.2.0
Example output · Input and output · How to useExample output
Original 49-word tutorial script with an assumed 150 words/minute speaking rate.
20.30-second synthetic voice preview of the original script. Listen before publishing.
Open outputBefore you organize every note, pick one question you want to answer. Open a note that helps with that question. Add a sentence explaining why it matters, then link to the next useful note. This is a small workflow to try, not a promise that one system fits everyone.
Before you organize every note, pick one question you want to answer. Open a note that helps with that question. Add a sentence explaining why it matters, then link to the next useful note. This is a small workflow to try, not a promise that one system fits everyone.
49 spoken words; estimated 19.6 seconds at 150 words/minute. Actual MP3 duration: 20.296875 seconds.
Original tutorial script with a 20.30-second SandBase synthetic voice preview. Listen to the pacing and pronunciation before publishing.
Your original material, audience, target length and speaking rate
Complete script and computed timing; requested real voice and visual assets
SandBase connection for live research; supplied material can be used offline. Data-call prices and shared free quota depend on the inspected endpoint. Requested media generation is billed through SandBase; no provider key is needed.
Download and unpack the complete Skill folder, keep its references, and use it with a local Agent that supports Skills.
Use youtube-script-writer. Start from the account, link, topic or material I provide, and use SandBase where needed to complete the requested task. Deliver: Complete script and computed timing; requested real voice and visual assets