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Write Video Research Briefs
Summarize captioned videos for questions from your research channel
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- Research questionResearch question
Your teammate's question sets the topic; its channel sets where you get the brief.
- Video results and transcriptsVideo results and transcripts
Your search results include video links and available captions for the Agent to review.
Your team chat brings in questions from your chosen channel and carries briefs back there.
Your video search and transcript service finds public videos and supplies links and available captions.
- Request for a specific topicRequest for a specific topic
You get a request for a clearer topic when your question needs narrowing.
- Video search failure noticeVideo search failure notice
Your channel gets a short notice when the video service fails.
- No usable video noticeNo usable video notice
Your channel gets an explanation when no usable videos or transcripts turn up.
- Sourced video briefSourced video brief
You get concise findings, video links, and a list of claims to check independently.
- Sourced video briefSourced video brief
You get concise findings, video links, and a list of claims to check independently.
This Agent starts when a teammate posts a 'brief:' question in your research channel. It searches public videos and reads available transcripts. It posts a linked brief with claims to check.
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SlackUsed as:
- Team chat
Slack brings in questions from your chosen channel and carries briefs back there.
Google DriveUsed as:
- Video search and transcript service
Google Drive finds public videos and supplies links and available captions.
AsanaUsed as:
- Team chat
Asana brings in questions from your chosen channel and carries briefs back there.
ZoomUsed as:
- Team chat
Zoom brings in questions from your chosen channel and carries briefs back there.
- Video search and transcript service
Zoom finds public videos and supplies links and available captions.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Video search and transcript service
Google Contacts finds public videos and supplies links and available captions.
Microsoft TeamsUsed as:
- Team chat
Microsoft Teams brings in questions from your chosen channel and carries briefs back there.
Google ChatUsed as:
- Team chat
Google Chat brings in questions from your chosen channel and carries briefs back there.
ChatworkUsed as:
- Team chat
Chatwork brings in questions from your chosen channel and carries briefs back there.
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Write Video Research Briefs is made for businesses in these industries.
- Digital Media
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Made for your role
Write Video Research Briefs is made for people in these roles.
- Market Researcher
Pull interview findings into briefs with direct video links.
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Find source videos for story questions and flag uncertain claims.
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Summarize rivals' public videos with links to check.
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Trace story questions to public videos and flag claims to verify.
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Turn video transcripts into cited briefs for research requests.
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Answer team questions with linked video findings and claims to check.
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Bring cited video findings into the team's research channel.
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Surface video claims that need independent verification.
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Made for your department
Write Video Research Briefs is made for people in these departments.
- Editorial
Find video sources for stories and flag claims needing review.
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Condense public interviews into sourced briefs for team studies.
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Answer colleagues' questions with brief, linked video findings.
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Summarize public rival videos with citations for team questions.
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How Write Video Research Briefs works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the Research QuestionStart when a teammate posts a 'brief:' question in your chosen channel. Ask for a specific topic if the question is vague.
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Search Public VideosSearch for up to ten relevant public videos. Keep results with usable transcripts and source links.
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Draft the Sourced BriefExtract useful points from the transcripts and cite their videos. Flag claims that need independent checking.
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Post the ResultPost the linked brief in the request channel. Explain missing transcripts or service failures there instead.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, Google Drive or Asana.
8 tools
- Choose the research channel and tell teammates to start requests with 'brief:' followed by a question.
- Connect a chat app with permission to receive message content in that channel and post a reply there.
- Connect a public video search and transcript service; set the preferred caption language and a limit of ten search results per request.
- Set the brief format to a few useful points, a link for each cited video, and a short list of claims to check.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Write Video Research Briefs:
You choose a research channel and connect your chat app. You also connect a video search and transcript service and choose a caption language.
You get an explanation in the same channel. The Agent does not invent findings when videos or transcripts cannot answer your question.
You get links to the cited videos and a list of claims to check. Transcripts alone cannot verify a video's claims.
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.
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