Draft a host-voiced opening from the episode outline and past scripts
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Your new outline gives the episode's topic, angle, and key points.
Your approved scripts show the host's voice and give you examples for comparison.
Your chosen length sets a target of roughly one minute of spoken text.
Your file storage service detects new outlines and supplies approved scripts from a separate folder.
Your review document holds the draft above linked source scripts or flags what you need to resolve.
Your document editor creates one review document with the draft, approved examples, and source links.
Your review document holds the draft above linked source scripts or flags what you need to resolve.
Your review document holds the draft above linked source scripts or flags what you need to resolve.
Your new opening introduces the episode's angle in the host's voice at your chosen length.
Your review document holds the draft above linked source scripts or flags what you need to resolve.
Your new opening introduces the episode's angle in the host's voice at your chosen length.
Your review document holds the draft above linked source scripts or flags what you need to resolve.
This Agent starts when you add an episode outline to your intake folder. It reads your chosen intro examples and finds the episode's angle. It drafts an opening beside those examples in a review document.
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Google Drive detects new outlines and supplies approved scripts from a separate folder.
Google Drive creates one review document with the draft, approved examples, and source links.
Google Docs creates one review document with the draft, approved examples, and source links.
Google Contacts detects new outlines and supplies approved scripts from a separate folder.
Google Contacts creates one review document with the draft, approved examples, and source links.
Dropbox detects new outlines and supplies approved scripts from a separate folder.
Microsoft OneNote creates one review document with the draft, approved examples, and source links.
Superhuman Docs creates one review document with the draft, approved examples, and source links.
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Place a new intro beside approved scripts for editors to review.
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Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive, Google Docs or Google Contacts.
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Frequently asked questions about the Draft Podcast Intro:
Choose separate folders for outlines and approved intros. Add two to five current examples and set a target around one minute. Connect a document account you can open.
You'll get a review document naming what the outline lacks, so you can supply a clear episode angle.
Yes. Your review document puts the draft first, followed by labeled examples and links to their source files.
The review document notes the conflict. When approval dates are clear, the draft uses the most recent examples.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.