Content Repurpose
Turn one piece of content into several formats. The AI drives through Angles, Produce, and a review checkpoint.
the steps, as stored
- 01Source Intake
Capture the source you are repurposing. Do not start producing yet.
Record: - The source itself — paste the text, or the link plus a summary - The core message and the two or three key points worth carrying across formats - The original audience and tone, as a reference point - Target channels — where the repurposed versions will go
If the source is missing or you cannot identify its core points, ask the operator before advancing.
Save the source, its core points, and the target channels as a task note with task_notes_add. The next step — Angles — reads this note.
- 02Anglesapproval gate
Read the task notes with task_notes_list — the note from the Source Intake step contains the source, core points, and target channels. Work from it.
Propose one angle per target format. What good looks like: - For each channel: the format, the specific angle, and which of the source's key points it leads with - Angles that genuinely differ by channel — not the same takeaway reworded - A note on length and tone expected for each channel
Save the per-format angle list as a task note with task_notes_add. Then ask the operator to approve the angles before producing any version. This is a checkpoint — the AI cannot advance until you approve.
- 03Produce Versions
Read the task notes with task_notes_list — the note from the Angles step contains the approved per-format angles, and the Source Intake note holds the core points to stay faithful to. Work from them.
Produce each version following its approved angle. For every channel: - Write it to that channel's format, length, and tone - Carry the source's key points accurately — no new claims the source did not make - Make it stand on its own, readable without the original
Save all produced versions as a task note with task_notes_add, labeled by channel. If the set exceeds 10,000 characters, split across notes or store where the operator keeps documents and record the location. The Review step reads this note.
- 04Reviewapproval gate
Read the task notes with task_notes_list — the note from the Produce step contains every version, and the Source Intake note holds the original points to check against. Work from them.
Review each version: - It matches its approved angle and channel format - Every claim is faithful to the source - Tone fits the channel; nothing reads as a blunt copy-paste - No placeholder text or unfinished section
Ask the operator to approve the full set for publishing. This is a checkpoint — publishing is the irreversible moment, so the AI cannot advance until you approve. If you reject, the workflow returns to Produce Versions.
- 05Completecontext gate
Every version is approved and ready to publish. Confirm the final set is saved as a task note, then close out the task.
use it for
- Turn a blog post into a LinkedIn post, a thread, and a newsletter blurb
- Break a webinar into a handful of short social posts
- Repurpose a case study into channel-specific versions
without it, with it
| without | with content repurpose |
|---|---|
| The same article gets copy-pasted everywhere and reads wrong on every channel | The AI drives a set of Angles you approve, so each version is shaped for its channel before anything is written |
| Three half-finished repurposed versions sit in three different chats with no idea which is current | The AI saves the source, the angles, and each version as notes, so a later session resumes with the full set intact |
| Versions go out before anyone checks they still match the source's claims and tone | The AI pauses at a review checkpoint so you sign off on every version before it publishes |
| Nobody can trace which channel versions came from which source piece or what was changed | Every step — Source, Angles, Produce, Review — is logged, so the trail from original to every version is already there |