how I trained Claude to write $50,000 worth of YouTube scripts in 2 minutes
the real breakdown (with prompt stacks, system setup, and quality control🧵
the real breakdown (with prompt stacks, system setup, and quality control🧵
first, context
i run faceless channels
multiple
different niches
scripts are the bottleneck
and hiring more writers doesn’t scale, it just multiplies inconsistency
so i built a system to train AI to write scripts that sound human, structured etc
it took weeks, now it prints
i run faceless channels
multiple
different niches
scripts are the bottleneck
and hiring more writers doesn’t scale, it just multiplies inconsistency
so i built a system to train AI to write scripts that sound human, structured etc
it took weeks, now it prints
let’s be clear
i treat it like a junior writer on payroll
that means:
i give it a role
i give it a framework
i give it examples to mimic tone + pacing
i set quality metrics
i treat it like a junior writer on payroll
that means:
i give it a role
i give it a framework
i give it examples to mimic tone + pacing
i set quality metrics
the setup
my pipeline looks like this:
idea input → format prompt → tone injection → outline pass → script build → human QC
each part has its own micro-prompt
not one giant paragraph
the magic isthe stack
my pipeline looks like this:
idea input → format prompt → tone injection → outline pass → script build → human QC
each part has its own micro-prompt
not one giant paragraph
the magic isthe stack
prompt stack example (simplified)
Step 1: role assignment
“you are a professional youtube scriptwriter who writes like [channel name],
focusing on emotional pacing, retention hooks, and short-sentence rhythm.”
Step 2: outline creation
“create a 7-section outline with cliffhangers every 60 seconds. each section should end with tension.”
Step 3: script expansion
“expand section 1 into a script, using sensory language, timestamp pacing, and conversational narration.”
Step 4: tone reinforcement
“rewrite in the tone of a human creator, mix confidence, sarcasm, and curiosity.
remove robotic phrasing. break rules when needed.”
Step 1: role assignment
“you are a professional youtube scriptwriter who writes like [channel name],
focusing on emotional pacing, retention hooks, and short-sentence rhythm.”
Step 2: outline creation
“create a 7-section outline with cliffhangers every 60 seconds. each section should end with tension.”
Step 3: script expansion
“expand section 1 into a script, using sensory language, timestamp pacing, and conversational narration.”
Step 4: tone reinforcement
“rewrite in the tone of a human creator, mix confidence, sarcasm, and curiosity.
remove robotic phrasing. break rules when needed.”
Claude remembers tone consistency
it keeps human pacing across long scripts (8-10 mins)
you can literally feed it 3 sample scripts from your best writer, and it starts mimicking flow + structure instantly
it keeps human pacing across long scripts (8-10 mins)
you can literally feed it 3 sample scripts from your best writer, and it starts mimicking flow + structure instantly
i added a human QC layer
my editor doesn’t rewrite, he just checks
5-minute review = 10x better script
my editor doesn’t rewrite, he just checks
5-minute review = 10x better script
before:
2 writers = 4 scripts/week
after:
Claude = 12 scripts/day, with QC done by one human
that’s 50k worth of deliverables per month if done manually
cost = $20/month Claude subscription + QC time
2 writers = 4 scripts/week
after:
Claude = 12 scripts/day, with QC done by one human
that’s 50k worth of deliverables per month if done manually
cost = $20/month Claude subscription + QC time
you can join Faceless Success to get my actual prompts i use for AI model 🤷♂️
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