Tell me what's in your videos and I'll write the thing that turns one into a post, in your words.
Video to Post Builder
One video in, one blog post out, still in your words. Say what your videos are, where the transcript comes from, what every post needs, and what must never be invented. You get the n8n build sheet and the skill or prompt that does the writing.
What are your videos?
This sets the post layout. A review needs a verdict and a product box. A tutorial needs steps. Change the boxes below after you pick.
Where does the transcript come from?
The transcript is the whole source. Everything the post says has to be in it, so where it comes from is the first node in the build.
What goes in every post?
Each one becomes a fixed section the writer has to fill from the transcript. Untick what your posts never have.
What must never be invented?
The writer fills gaps if you let it. Everything ticked becomes a check it runs on its own draft, and a list you read before you publish.
How does a video start the run?
The trigger decides how hands-off it is. A checkbox in a table is the one I use, because the row already holds the link and the product.
Where does the draft land?
A draft, never a published post. You still read every one.
What do you call your blog, and what's its voice in one line?
Both go into the writing instructions word for word. Keep the voice line plain: "casual, first person, a little dry" beats a paragraph.
Where do you work?
The build sheet is for n8n either way. The skill is a file Claude Code runs. The prompt is for pasting a transcript into a browser chat.