Summarize videos, research sources, draft briefs. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
File transcripts with older creator videos for future stories.
Your archive index gains the spoken words behind older creator videos, or a clear note when no transcript can be read.
Keep creator video speech ready for editors to review.
Your research team gets the video's speech text on the request, or a clear note when the checked source has no transcript.
Keep public video transcripts beside interview questions.
Read available video transcripts beside your interview questions, with clear notes for videos that need your review.
Keep video transcripts and missing sources visible to editors.
Your source index gets transcripts for new watchlist videos every Monday, plus a dated list of videos with no accessible transcript.
Summarize shared footage so editors can choose what to inspect.
See which team videos need a closer look before you watch them, with concise summaries saved beside the originals.
File video summaries with source links for editorial planning.
Get concise YouTube video transcript summaries and source links in your summaries folder, ready for reports or content plans.
Add image prompts to visual requests once articles are finished.
Get an image prompt that reflects your finished article and publication style, right on the visual request task.
Propose video titles that match what each finished clip covers.
Get a searchable video title in your producer's chat, with the finished clip linked for a quick review.
Draft searchable comedy clip titles for editors to review.
Your editor gets a short, searchable video title that hints at the joke without spoiling its punchline.
Summarize source videos in chat with links to useful moments.
Catch up on captioned videos your team shares. Get the main points by topic and links to moments worth a closer look.
Digest shared videos before editors pursue a story angle.
Get a quick read on videos your team shares in your research chat, with key ideas and takeaways beside the original link.
Draft evidence-linked briefs for proposed stories.
Get a research brief in your chosen format, with cited findings and story angles to review beside the original request.