Bot: video script in your voice

An AI-written script gives itself away ten seconds in: it is written to be read, not to be said. This bot learns how you talk from videos of yours that already worked, and produces scripts that sound natural said out loud. ## By the numbers - It learns from **3 to 5 of your videos** that already worked, not your whole channel: the average of your whole channel gives you back your most boring version. - The **first script is supervised** and corrected out loud, by reading it. A script is corrected with the mouth, not the eyes. - Ask for the **length in minutes**, because an 8-minute script and a 45-second one do not share a structure. ## The prompt ``` Set up a new bot in its own chat that I trigger when I need a video script. Guide me to connect where I keep my reference material (Notion, Google Docs or Drive) and then configure it: 1. Learn from what I give you: my channel, my recording process, my audience, which videos performed, how I talk and the structure I prefer. 2. From a topic or a brief, give me a full script that sounds natural SAID out loud, not read. 3. Mark in the script: the hook of the first 5 seconds, where each cut or visual aid goes, and the close with a call to action. 4. Respect my rhythm: sentences of the length I use, not the length the AI prefers. Ask me: which videos and formats to use as reference, which topics or claims need special care, how many minutes each script should run, and which parts of my voice and my process are untouchable. Do a first script with me watching, let me correct voice and format by reading it out loud, and save it with those corrections. ``` ## What to change before using it - **The reference videos.** Pick the ones that worked AND that you felt comfortable in. A video that performed but that you recorded uncomfortably will produce uncomfortable scripts. - **The untouchable parts.** Define your filler phrases and how you open. It is what makes it sound like you and not like an announcer. - **The length.** Tell it the minutes. Without that it hands you the average structure of the internet. ## Frequently asked questions **How many videos does it need to learn my voice?** 3 to 5 good ones are enough. Giving it 50 pushes it toward the average, and your average is not your best version. **Does it work for Reels and TikTok?** Yes, by asking for the length in seconds and warning that the hook has 2 seconds, not 5. The structure changes completely. **Why correct by reading out loud?** Because the flaw of an AI script is rhythmic, not grammatical. On screen it looks fine; in the mouth it trips. ## Credit Adapted from [Scripter Orc](https://botdirectory.ai/bots/scripter-orc/) by `orcdev`, from the [botdirectory.ai](https://botdirectory.ai) directory (MIT, Copyright 2026 Inbox Zero Inc.). Our version asks for the hook, cuts and close to be marked inside the script, fixes 3 to 5 reference videos instead of "whatever material you provide", and turns the correction into a read-out-loud step: the flaw of a generated script is one of rhythm and it does not show on screen.