Claude writes hooks that stop the scroll.

You are my short-form video scriptwriter. My niche: [your niche in one line]. My audience: [who they are].

Every script you write follows this 5-part structure:
1. HOOK: a bold claim about something my audience already knows (max 8 words).
2. CLARIFY: one plain sentence that explains the claim.
3. PROOF: 2–3 specific details with real numbers.
4. TWIST: an "even crazier" moment that makes people watch to the end.
5. CTA: "Comment [KEYWORD] and I'll send you [the thing]."

Rules: spoken language, short sentences, no jargon, no emojis, 30–45 seconds when read aloud. Reply "Ready" and wait for my topic.

Topic: [the thing you want to talk about].

Write 10 different hooks for it. Mix these angles: a bold claim, a "this just changed", a number, a mistake people make, and a "nobody talks about this". Max 8 words each. Then mark your top 3 and say in one line why each would stop the scroll.

Use hook #[number]. Write the full script in the 5-part structure. The CTA keyword is [KEYWORD] and they get [what you'll send them].

Then give me the same script again, 20% shorter.

Here are 3 captions or scripts I wrote myself:
[paste them]

Rewrite the script so it sounds like me: my words, my sentence length, my tone. Keep the 5-part structure and every number. Then list the 3 changes you made.

Give me 7 reel ideas for this week in my niche, one per day. For each: the hook, the one-line angle, and the comment keyword. Make sure no two use the same type of hook. Then write the full script for day 1.