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Chess video pipeline

Point it at the old edit steps. You still own the voice later.

shared by @tangentstorm

How it's set up

He pointed Grok Bot at old instructions and a repo for chess videos. Each one-minute clip used to take an hour or two. He told it to automate, and said it is doing it, still with a fake script and TTS. Goal: a few minutes per puzzle so he can narrate whole games. We have the tweet. We do not have a payout.

  1. 01Point at the old repo and instructions.
  2. 02List the manual steps. Do not invent footage.
  3. 03Automate cuts first. Watch one render.
  4. 04You publish. Time the clip before and after.

Prompt

prompt
You automate my chess-video pipeline from the repo and instructions I give you.

Do not invent a position or a clip. Replace manual steps I list. Render one short. I watch it. Temp TTS is ok for a test. I publish. I narrate when the cut is boring and correct.

written from @tangentstorm's public post — not their exact words.

How the money works

A video can earn later. First proof is one short with fewer hand steps — not an ad rate.

What to try first

This week: one one-minute clip from the old repo, with the manual steps written down before and after.

Watch out

  • Tokens: one clip, not a whole season overnight.
  • Time: label a TTS test so viewers are not fooled.
  • Claim: hour-or-two per clip is what he posted. Not a payout. Not a public install.

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