Turn [link or file of the article or transcript] into drafts I can edit. Read it in full, then use my past posts at [links to two or three past posts] as a guide to my voice. In one message in ChatGPT, give me: a thread draft of 5 to 8 short posts that follows the piece's main argument, a newsletter blurb of about 80 words with one line on why readers should click, and three separate post ideas, each with a one-line hook. Use only claims the piece actually makes, and flag any point you had to shorten. Don't post, schedule or send anything. If the piece is too thin for a thread, say so and give me the blurb and ideas only.
Paste it into your dot's conversation in ChatGPT. Edit anything in [brackets] first.
How it works
- Share the article or transcript with your dot: a link, a file in connected Google Drive, or an upload in the conversation. Add two or three past posts so it has your voice to match.
- Replace the bracketed parts and paste the prompt. The drafts come back together in one ChatGPT message.
- Edit them, then tell your dot what to change (“shorter hooks”, “less formal”). Your feedback in the same conversation shapes the next batch.
- You publish. Nothing in the prompt lets your dot post or schedule on your behalf.
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