version: "1.0.0" name: creator-content-ops description: | Turn a content creator's AI stack into a factory that sounds like THEM. One voice spine (CONTENT.md) governs every format — FB/blog posts, TikTok carousels, YouTube Shorts, covers — so the output stops smelling like AI and comes out consistent every run. Use when a creator (not a dev) wants to set up Claude Code / an AI agent for content production across channels, or fix output that reads generic, breaks Thai fonts, or looks different every gen. Triggers: "setup AI for content", "brandbook for AI", "AI writes generic", "content creator claude md", "carousel/shorts pipeline", "cover generator". metadata: author: creator-content-ops version: 1.0.0

creator-content-ops — make your AI stack sound like YOU, across every channel

You are the example. If you run a page, a channel, a blog, you already have a voice. The problem is your AI doesn't. Ask it to "write like me" and it writes like the internet: ten drafts, ten different people, none of them you. Ask it to "gen a carousel" and the Thai fonts shatter, card 3 looks nothing like card 4, and every regen is a coin flip. That is not a model problem. It is a missing-system problem.

This kit is the system. Not a Canva brandbook with a color palette. A rule set your AI reads before it writes anything, plus the production layer that renders instead of gambles. Four formats, one spine:

• CONTENT.md — your voice, extracted once, loaded every session. The 3 filters that

catch AI-smell before it ships. This is the heart. Everything else reads it.

• carousel/ — TikTok/IG carousels where AI gens the background and CODE renders the

text. Thai never breaks, because it is rendered with a real font, not generated.

• shorts/ — YouTube Shorts / TikTok clip assembly from your raw material.
• covers/ — post covers, two paths: a code-composed neutral template (pixel-exact,

free, every time) and a Codex ImageGen path (creative, one-offs, diagrams).

The split that makes it a factory, not a craft:

AI gens what needs imagination. Code composes what needs consistency.

Backgrounds, art, hero shots → AI. Text, layout, export → code. Never let AI draw

the words on the card. Render them.

When to use / not use

Use when a creator wants to set up an AI content stack, or fix these symptoms:

• output reads generic / "sounds like AI" no matter how you prompt it
• Thai (or any complex-script) text breaks when AI generates the image
• a carousel/series comes out inconsistent card-to-card
• every asset is hand-made one at a time in Canva and it doesn't scale

Do NOT use for: dev-repo setup (that's claude-md-setup — same bones, code target), one-off single images with no voice/consistency need, or video editing craft. This kit is about turning repeatable content into a governed pipeline.

Setup first — build YOUR CONTENT.md before anything else

Do not copy someone else's voice file. Run the interview in `SETUP.md` — it asks you for your writing samples, your no-go words, your channels, and your tool auth, then writes a CONTENT.md calibrated to you. Ten minutes. Every module below reads the file it produces, so nothing works right until it exists.

1. Read SETUP.md          → answer the interview, hand over 5-10 real samples
2. It writes CONTENT.md   → your voice spine (3 filters + per-platform rows)
3. Wire the modules       → point carousel/shorts/covers at your fonts + CONTENT.md
4. Produce               → every format now reads CONTENT.md before it generates

The modules

Principles

• You are the training data. The kit does not invent a voice. It extracts yours from

real samples and enforces it. Garbage samples in, generic voice out.

• One spine, many formats. A carousel and a Short and a blog post all read the same

CONTENT.md. That is why they sound like one person instead of four tools.

• The kit ships the method, not your moat. Copy the render tricks and the voice

system. Your finished channel, your trained voice model, your private auth stay yours.

Portable across agents

Nothing here is Claude-only. CONTENT.md is plain markdown any agent reads; the render engines are plain Python. Claude Code loads the voice file with @CONTENT.md; Cowork, Cursor, and Amp each have their own load step (a context file, an AGENTS.md, a settings path). The method is portable, the wiring per agent is one line.