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"description": "Write new hooks, scripts or video ideas for TikTok or Instagram Reels from real viral videos in the Viral Swipe File library. Use when the user wants viral hooks, UGC hooks, opening lines that stop the scroll, hooks that don't sound like AI, scripts or UGC briefs for their product, app, brand, client or account.",
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"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: write-hooks\ndescription: Write new hooks, scripts or video ideas for TikTok or Instagram Reels from real viral videos in the Viral Swipe File library. Use when the user wants viral hooks, UGC hooks, opening lines that stop the scroll, hooks that don't sound like AI, scripts or UGC briefs for their product, app, brand, client or account.\n---\n\n# Write hooks from viral examples\n\nExplicit user instructions take priority over this workflow.\n\n1. **Pin the brief.** What the user sells or posts, who it is for, the\n platform, and the niche. If the niche is unclear, ask, or pick the closest\n one from `list_niches` and say which.\n2. **Read the evidence.** `list_videos` in that niche sorted by viral factor\n (20 is a good sample). Add a `format` when the user named one. If the niche\n is thin, read an adjacent niche too and say so.\n3. **Name the patterns.** Group the hooks you read into 3 to 5 patterns\n (a question, a bold claim, a \"POV:\", a list promise, a confession…). For\n each pattern give how many of the videos you read use it and one linked\n example with its hook quoted exactly and its viral factor.\n4. **Write.** Write the requested number of new hooks for the user's product,\n each labelled with the pattern it follows. Keep them in the user's voice\n and claims they can stand behind: do not invent results, numbers or\n testimonials for their product.\n5. **Keep the line clear.** Library hooks are quotes with links; new hooks\n are your writing. Never present a new hook as one that went viral, and\n never copy a creator's hook word for word as the user's own.\n\nIf results carry a `notice` instead of hooks, pass the notice on as given,\nwithout adding to it; you can still work from captions you are shown,\nformats and creators.\n"
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