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Plan and refine high-retention YouTube Shorts using one-idea scripting, fast visual pacing, clear narration, editable captions, and a retention-plus-packaging feedback loop.

kumar2net By kumar2net schedule Updated 3/29/2026

name: ytshortsak description: Plan and refine high-retention YouTube Shorts using one-idea scripting, fast visual pacing, clear narration, editable captions, and a retention-plus-packaging feedback loop.

ytshortsak

Goal

  • Make a vertical Short that lands one idea fast.
  • Default runtime: 45-55s. Go shorter if the idea resolves earlier.
  • End with curiosity or a next-step prompt, not channel filler.

Story Spine

  1. 0-2s: hook with an open loop, visible motion, and a value cue.
  2. 3-12s: compress context so the problem is obvious.
  3. 13-35s: prove one idea with one contrast, example, or number.
  4. 36-50s: state the payoff clearly.
  5. 50-60s: close with a curiosity CTA or a follow-up question.

Production Defaults

  • 9:16 always.
  • No greeting, intro bumper, or logo-first opening.
  • Captions always on.
  • Visual change every 2-3s; hard cuts beat decorative transitions.
  • Keep generated visuals text-light and add captions in post.
  • For explainers, use a separate narration track and keep native video audio as ambience only.
  • Start with the lowest-cost draft setup that preserves readability. Verify current model availability and pricing before promising costs.

Topic Guardrails

  • Food and health: use honest evidence language, avoid cure claims, and frame outcomes in meal or habit context.
  • AI and future: explain the mechanism, not just the vibe.
  • Philosophy: build around a real choice, tension, or tradeoff.
  • Use Tamil or local context when it sharpens clarity, not as random garnish.

Packaging Rules

  • Title with tension plus specificity.
  • First subtitle line should carry the main claim.
  • First frame must move.
  • Ship the shortest strong cut first, then test a proof-heavier recut 24-48h later if the topic merits it.

Deliverables

  • final.mp4
  • final.srt or final.vtt
  • title.txt
  • description.txt
  • tags.txt
  • pinned-comment.txt
  • thumbnail.jpg
  • upload-manifest.json

Review Loop

  • Watch CTR, averageViewDuration, averageViewPercentage, engagedViews, and comments.
  • Repo heuristics:
    • CTR < 4%: rework first frame, title, and first subtitle line.
    • averageViewPercentage < 60%: tighten pacing and insert a pattern interrupt by 2-3s.
    • averageViewDuration < 20s on a 40-60s Short: cut intro and move payoff earlier.
  • Strong CTR + weak AVD means packaging worked and the body failed.
  • Weak CTR + decent AVD means the idea lands, but the packaging did not.

Rule Of One

One Short. One insight. One emotional takeaway.

Install via CLI
npx skills add https://github.com/kumar2net/personal-website --skill ytshortsak
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