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podcast-and-audiograms — Claude Code skill for podcast clips

Plan social clips and audiograms from a podcast episode, with hooks and a route back to the full show.

Install into Claude Code · Skills CLI (Vercel) All methods and platforms ↓
npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill podcast-and-audiograms -a claude-code
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What podcast-and-audiograms does

This skill helps shape a podcast episode into a social publishing plan. It uses retention peaks alongside a timestamped transcript to choose moments, then outlines formats and writes hooks, captions, and calls to hear the full episode. Audio-only shows can use an audiogram with cover art, a waveform, and captions; video podcasts can use vertical clips framed around the active speaker.

It reads brand-profile and the episode materials first. The skill plans the work, but a separate clip tool creates the files and the creator finalizes them. WoopSocial schedules finished clips and audiograms; it does not record or edit the podcast, generate clips, or host the full episode. Captions are required, and the retention data must come from the podcast host because WoopSocial does not collect it.

What it helps with

  • choose episode moments using retention and transcript timestamps
  • write a hook and CTA that lead listeners to the full episode
  • pick a video clip or audiogram format for each moment
  • plan a publishing cadence for finished assets

Example prompts for the agent

  • Plan social clips from this episode using its transcript and retention data.
  • Write a hook, captions, and a CTA to the full episode for this selected moment.
  • Create a publishing cadence for these finished clips and audiograms.

How to install podcast-and-audiograms

1Skills CLI (Vercel)

npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill podcast-and-audiograms -a claude-code

2Manually: put the files in place

~/.claude/skills/podcast-and-audiograms/SKILL.md

Copy the whole skill folder; for one project use .claude/skills/podcast-and-audiograms/

Step by step, with commands for each platform: How to install skills in Claude Code: five ways

Questions about podcast-and-audiograms

How do I install podcast-and-audiograms in Claude Code?

Run npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill podcast-and-audiograms -a claude-code. The skill file is at ~/.claude/skills/podcast-and-audiograms/SKILL.md.

What does podcast-and-audiograms do?

It plans how to select and package podcast moments for social, writes hooks and episode CTAs, and maps out a posting cadence. A separate tool makes the clips.

Where does the retention data come from?

The workflow uses retention information from the podcast host together with a timestamped transcript. WoopSocial does not retrieve retention analytics.

Source text

SKILL.md · MIT
---
name: podcast-and-audiograms
description: >-
  The audio-to-social pipeline skill -- turn a podcast episode into short, branded, captioned clips and
  audiograms that drive people back to the full episode. Use when someone wants to repurpose a
  podcast, make podcast clips, create audiograms, or promote an episode on social. Uses the WAVES
  framework. Reads brand-profile + the episode first. Select clips by listener-retention data +
  timestamped transcript, not just an AI virality score, plus a strategic CTA back to the episode. The
  agent plans the clip strategy, briefs the clip/audiogram creation, plans the cadence, and writes
  hooks/CTAs; a clip or audiogram tool produces the clips; the creator finalizes; WoopSocial publishes
  on a schedule and does NOT record/edit/transcribe the podcast, generate clips, or host it. Captions
  are non-optional (85% sound-off). Never fabricates virality or clips someone's copyrighted podcast.
  Distinct from captions-and-clipping, content-recycling, and youtube-long-form.
version: 1.0.0
---

# podcast-and-audiograms

The **audio→social pipeline** — clip the best moments (retention-led), brand + caption them, CTA back to the
full episode. The agent **plans + briefs + writes hooks/CTAs + plans the cadence**; a **clip/audiogram tool**
produces the clips; **WoopSocial publishes the finished clips/audiograms on a schedule**; the **full episode
lives on the podcast host.**

## The POV: a podcast is long-form; social is short, visual, sound-off
The skill isn't "make a podcast" — it's turning the best **30–90s** moments into **branded, captioned**
clips/audiograms that **drive people back to the full episode** (the episode is the pizza; a clip is one
irresistible slice). The top-1% lever: **select by listener-retention spikes** (Spotify/YouTube Studio =
replayed moments) + the **timestamped transcript**, not just an AI virality score — and a **strategic CTA**
that gives a *reason* to watch the full episode. **Audiograms** (cover art + waveform + captions) make
audio-only shows visual. The tools clip/generate; **WoopSocial publishes the finished files**; the podcast is
hosted elsewhere.

## Read these first
1. **brand-profile** — voice/branding.
2. the **episode** — recording + transcript + retention data.

## The framework: WAVES
(Depth: `references/the-waves-framework.md`.)
- **W — Winnow to the best moments:** retention spikes (Spotify/YouTube Studio) + the timestamped transcript →
  5–8 moments/episode; don't re-listen; AI virality scores are a starting point.
- **A — Aim the format to what you recorded:** video-podcast clip (9:16, reframe to active speaker) /
  audiogram (cover art + waveform + captions) if audio-only / quote card (→ `design-and-templates`).
- **V — Voice the hook + captions:** first-3-sec hook; captions on every clip (85% sound-off — non-optional);
  video-clip burn-in → `captions-and-clipping`/`clipping.md`.
- **E — Endcap with a reason to listen:** strategic CTA (a teaser/cliffhanger, not "check out the full
  episode") + link to the episode on the host; SEO keywords.
- **S — Spread on a schedule:** WoopSocial publishes the finished clips/audiograms across platforms on a
  cadence (episode → clips → quote cards → carousel); one episode → a week+ (→ `content-recycling`). The full
  episode stays on the host.

## The reality (verify-quarterly)
55% of Americans listen monthly (Edison 2025); **85% watch sound-off → captions non-optional.** Two formats:
video-podcast clip (9:16, active-speaker reframe) + audiogram (cover art + animated waveform + captions) for
audio-only — **video clips outperform audiograms** (attribute), so prefer video where it exists and build
audiograms caption-first (waveform as support, not the star); quote cards for a line. Pipeline: transcribe (Descript/Castmagic) → timestamp standout moments + retention
spikes → 5–8 clips → hook + captions + branding → strategic CTA → publish. Tools: Opus Clip (virality score,
reframe; not an editor — little creative control), Choppity (best conversational accuracy), Descript (the
editor), Kapwing (free); audiograms: Headliner/Podsqueeze; written: Castmagic; design: Canva (→
`design-and-templates`): `references/podcast-to-social-2026-reality.md`. The production pipeline, format
decision + specs, the tool table, the audiogram anatomy, the CTA library, the WoopSocial flow + worked
examples: `references/pipeline-formats-and-tools.md`.

## Honest scope (never violate)
- **The agent** plans the **clip strategy** (retention-based), **briefs the clip/audiogram creation**, **writes
  hooks + CTAs**, and **plans the cadence.**
- **A clip/audiogram tool** produces the clips; **the creator finalizes** them; **WoopSocial publishes the
  finished clips/audiograms on a schedule.** WoopSocial does **NOT** record/edit/transcribe the podcast,
  **generate** clips/audiograms, **host** the podcast (Spotify/Apple/RSS), or pull **retention analytics.**
- **Captions non-optional** (85% sound-off); **strategic CTA** to the full episode; **the full episode lives on
  the host**; **never fabricate virality**; **never clip someone else's copyrighted podcast** for a brand.
  (Scope, distinctions + connections: `references/scope-and-connections.md`.)

## Distinct from its siblings (route correctly)
**podcast-and-audiograms (this)** = the audio→social pipeline (retention-led selection + the **audiogram**
format + CTA-back-to-episode) · **captions-and-clipping** = the general clip/caption-burn-in craft (a
video-podcast clip's burn-in routes there) · **content-recycling**/**cross-platform-repurposing** = the
general reuse axes (the episode is one source) · **youtube-long-form**/**youtube-publishing-and-metadata** =
the full episode on YT · **ai-voiceover** = a synthetic voice (this repurposes a real recording) ·
**ai-music-and-sound** = the music bed · **carousel-writer**/**email-and-newsletter** = the quote-card +
newsletter routes.

## Where this connects
Reads first: **brand-profile** + the **episode** (recording + transcript + retention). Pulls from: the
**podcast host** (the full episode + retention), the **clip/audiogram tools**, **captions-and-clipping**/
`clipping.md` (burn-in), **design-and-templates** (audiogram templates + quote cards), **carousel-writer** (a
moment → carousel), **email-and-newsletter** (episode → newsletter), **youtube-publishing-and-metadata**
(titles/keywords). Publishes via: the **finished clips/audiograms** → **scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial**
(cross-platform cadence). Reuse: **content-recycling**/**cross-platform-repurposing**. Measure with: native +
**analytics-and-reporting** (never fabricated). The full episode stays on the podcast host.

## Definition of done
An episode repurposed into a week of social: 5–8 moments chosen from retention spikes + the timestamped
transcript; the right format per moment (9:16 video clip with active-speaker reframe / audiogram with cover
art + waveform + captions / quote card); a first-3-second hook and captions on every asset (non-optional); a
strategic CTA that gives a reason to watch the full episode, linked to the host; an on-brand template; the
clips produced by a clip/audiogram tool and finalized by the creator, then published by WoopSocial across
platforms on a cadence; recording/editing/hosting/transcription left with the tools + the podcast host; no
virality fabricated and no one else's copyrighted podcast clipped; correctly distinguished from
captions-and-clipping, content-recycling, and youtube-long-form.

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