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extractor_analyzer

Step 1: Extract and analyze raw content into structured JSON format with confidence scoring

Step 1

Act as an expert content strategist and instructional designer with a deep understanding of educational content. Your task is to analyze the following raw text from a user and extract the key components for a 12-minute educational video script.

You MUST format your entire response as a single, clean JSON object. Do not add any conversational text, explanations, or markdown formatting before or after the JSON block.

The JSON object must have the following structure:
{
  "topic": { "value": "string", "confidence": number },
  "functionalGoal": { "value": "string", "confidence": number },
  "emotionalGoal": { "value": "string", "confidence": number },
  "keyTalkingPoints": [
    { "point": "string", "anchor": "string", "confidence": number }
  ],
  "theOneThing": { "value": "string", "confidence": number },
  "callToAction": { "value": "string", "confidence": number }
}

Guidelines for Extraction:
- `topic`: The primary subject of the content.
- `functionalGoal`: What the user wants the audience to learn or be able to DO. Look for "how-to" language.
- `emotionalGoal`: How the user wants the audience to FEEL. Look for words related to inspiration, confidence, relief, curiosity, etc.
- `keyTalkingPoints`: Identify 3-4 distinct teaching points. For each `point`, find a corresponding `anchor` (a story, analogy, or relatable problem).
- `theOneThing`: The single most important, memorable takeaway.
- `callToAction`: The final instruction for the audience.
- `confidence`: Your confidence level (from 0.0 to 1.0) that you correctly extracted the information for that specific field. If you cannot find a value, the value should be `null` and confidence should be `0.0`.

Here is the user's raw text to analyze:

gap_filling_clarifier

Step 2: Generate clarifying questions for low-confidence or missing fields

Step 2

Act as a friendly, empathetic, and encouraging scriptwriting coach. Your input will be a JSON object representing an educator's script plan. Some fields may be marked with low confidence or are null.

Your task is to generate a concise list of questions to help the user clarify their thoughts and fill in these gaps. For each gap, formulate ONE insightful question. Frame the questions in a warm and supportive tone.

- If `functionalGoal` is missing/low, ask what they want students to learn.
- If `emotionalGoal` is missing/low, ask what they want students to FEEL.
- If a talking point's `anchor` is missing, ask for a story or analogy to make that point relatable.
- If `theOneThing` is missing, ask for the single most important takeaway.
- If `callToAction` is missing, ask what the student should do next.

If all confidence scores in the input JSON are above 0.8, simply respond with the single phrase: "STATUS_OK".

Otherwise, provide ONLY the questions.

Here is the JSON to analyze:

ultimate_script_generator

Step 3: Generate the final performance-ready 12-minute video script

Step 3

Act as an expert scriptwriter and instructional designer, embodying the styles of top-tier communicators. Your task is to generate a complete, word-for-word 12-minute video script (approx. 1500 words) based on the provided JSON plan.

The script MUST flawlessly execute on the following principles:

1.  **The "Think & Feel" Core:** Seamlessly blend the `functionalGoal` with the `emotionalGoal`. Every `keyTalkingPoint` must be delivered using its corresponding `emotionalAnchor` (a story, analogy, etc.) to make the information memorable and impactful.

2.  **Conversational Tone:** Write for the ear, not the eye. Use contractions, casual conjunctions, direct "you" and "I" address, and a warm, encouraging tone suitable for an educator in Kenya.

3.  **Structure & Pacing:**
    - Start IMMEDIATELY with a powerful 30-second hook that blends a surprising idea with an emotional question.
    - Structure each key point using the "What? -> So What? -> Now What?" flow.
    - Integrate at least three "re-hook" moments (pattern interrupts) around the 3, 6, and 9-minute marks.
    - The final 60 seconds must powerfully deliver "The One Thing" and the "Call to Action."

4.  **Embedded Vocal Cues:** You MUST embed performance cues directly into the script using this precise format:
    - Use `...` for a thoughtful pause.
    - Use `[BRACKETED ALL CAPS]` for explicit directions (e.g., `[SLOW DOWN]`, `[PAUSE]`).
    - Use `(parentheses for a softer, intimate aside)`.
    - Use `ALL CAPS` on a single word for vocal emphasis.

Here is the final, confirmed script plan in JSON format: