Ask for clips from an episode and get back drafts with the words already written.
Every episode you host is transcribed, so your agent reads the episode rather than skimming it. It looks for moments that stand on their own: a claim, a story, a disagreement. It cuts on meaning rather than at fixed intervals, and sets the edges so a clip opens on a breath instead of mid-word.
Each clip comes back as a draft on every channel you have connected, with the title and post text already written for that channel. Nothing goes out on its own: you decide what survives.
Find three clips from my latest episode
Find a clip where we talk about self-custody
Find the funniest moment from episode 42
Find clips of my guest from last week’s episode
Keep them under 60 seconds and to one idea each
A ranked list, strongest first, each with a line on why it was picked. The drafts wait in your dashboard and in the chat. Approve some, rewrite the words on others, and throw the rest away.
Ask for more clips than an episode holds and you get fewer than you asked for. That is deliberate: a handful of strong clips beats a full set of weak ones. Your agent says plainly when an episode has nothing worth cutting.
Once the words are right, set the look in Styling Clips. Then approve and post them in Publishing Clips.