Extract only the actionable steps from a video
Turns a tutorial into a procedure, marking where the video skipped a step rather than inventing one.
| Category | Translate & summarize › Video summary |
|---|---|
| Tags | ReformattingSummarizingChecklistYouTube video |
Extract only what to *do* from this video. Keep explanation to a minimum. Output: 1. Prerequisites — what must be in place before starting. 2. Numbered steps, in order. One action per step, imperative. 3. Cautions per step — **only those the video actually mentions.** 4. How to confirm it worked. 5. Where the video glossed over something — the points where following along will stall. Rules: - No background, no rationale. This is an execution document. - ***Do not fill in steps the video skipped.*** If the presenter jumps from A to C, write "video jumps here" rather than inventing B. **A fabricated step in a procedure is the failure that costs the most.** - Keep exact values verbatim — paths, settings, version numbers. - Where the transcript is ambiguous about order, say so rather than choosing.
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What this prompt does
Following a video means constant rewinding. This produces steps and prerequisites, and refuses to fill gaps the presenter left.
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