Youtube Script

YouTube Script

YouTube content creation toolkit — draft scripts, edit copy, optimize for SEO, schedule uploads, generate hashtags, craft hooks, write CTAs, rewrite content, translate, adjust tone, create headlines, and build outlines. All operations are logged with timestamps for tracking your content workflow.

Core Features

• 📝 Draft & Edit — Write and refine video scripts from scratch
• 🔍 SEO Optimize — Improve discoverability with keyword optimization
• 🎣 Hooks & CTAs — Craft attention-grabbing openings and effective calls-to-action
• 📅 Schedule — Plan and track your upload calendar
• #️⃣ Hashtags — Generate relevant hashtags for reach
• 🔄 Rewrite & Translate — Repurpose content across styles and languages
• 🎯 Tone & Headlines — Fine-tune voice and create click-worthy titles
• 📋 Outline — Build structured video outlines before scripting
• 📊 Stats & Export — Track usage and export data in multiple formats

Commands

Content Creation

Optimization & Distribution

Data & Management

Data Storage

All data is stored locally in ~/.local/share/youtube-script/:

• draft.log — Script draft history
• edit.log — Edit operation history
• optimize.log — Optimization history
• schedule.log — Upload schedule tracking
• hashtags.log — Hashtag generation history
• hooks.log — Hook/opening line history
• cta.log — Call-to-action history
• rewrite.log — Rewrite operation history
• translate.log — Translation history
• tone.log — Tone adjustment history
• headline.log — Headline generation history
• outline.log — Outline history
• history.log — Master activity log (all operations)
• export.{json,csv,txt} — Exported data files

Each entry is timestamped (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM|value) for full traceability.

Requirements

• Bash 4.0+
• Standard Unix tools (wc, du, grep, head, tail, date)
• No external dependencies or network access required
• Works on Linux and macOS

When to Use

1. Starting a new video — Use outline to structure ideas, then draft to write the full script
2. Improving watch time — Use hooks for a strong opening and optimize for retention improvements
3. Repurposing content — Use rewrite to adapt a script for a different audience or translate for other languages
4. Planning upload cadence — Use schedule to track your content calendar and maintain consistency
5. Boosting discoverability — Use hashtags and headline to maximize search visibility and CTR

Examples

# Draft a new video script
youtube-script draft "10 Tips for Better Thumbnails"

# Generate attention-grabbing hooks
youtube-script hooks "Why 90% of YouTubers fail in year one"

# Create a structured outline
youtube-script outline "Complete Guide to YouTube SEO"

# Generate headlines for A/B testing
youtube-script headline "How I grew to 100K subscribers"

# Optimize a script for retention
youtube-script optimize "Remove filler words and tighten pacing"

# Generate hashtags
youtube-script hashtags "productivity tips for creators"

# Write a call-to-action
youtube-script cta "Subscribe and hit the bell for weekly uploads"

# View usage statistics
youtube-script stats

# Export all data as JSON
youtube-script export json

# Check system status
youtube-script status

Pro Tips

• First 30 seconds decide everything — Viewers stay or bounce based on your opening hook
• CTR + Watch Time are the two most important metrics for the algorithm
• Aim for 50%+ Average View Duration — structure your script to maintain interest throughout
• Thumbnails drive CTR more than titles — pair headline with strong visual design
• Consistency matters — use schedule to maintain a regular upload cadence

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