Youtube Screen Share Forge

YouTube Screen Share Forge

Editorial discipline gate (mandatory, run first)

Before producing any slide, run the brand-position test. If a prospect who has never met the creator consumed the finished piece, would they think "this person knows their stuff and could solve a problem like mine," or "their own systems are a mess"? The first passes. The second fails: reframe the creator from the failure case to the observer, the teacher, or the diagnostician (observation, methodology, or industry-pattern reframe), or cut the piece.

Personal working struggles are never content. They do not get reframed into vulnerability. They get left out.

Full diagnostic and reframe templates are in references/editorial-discipline-gate.md.

Voice on every word of copy

Every word that lands on a slide follows the unified voice rules: no em-dashes, no semicolons, no exclamation points, no emojis, no banned words, varied sentence length, a scene or specific to open, a position taken. The canonical banned-word list lives in editorial-discipline-and-human-style-writing-guide_061526.md. Read a draft back out loud before it ships.

Read references/detail.md before executing. It contains the full HTML shell, all template code, CSS specs, quality checklist, and output instructions.

Produce a single self-contained HTML presentation file (1920×1080, 16:9) for YouTube screen sharing via Ecamm Live browser window capture. Landscape format, keyboard navigation. Brand tokens from config.example.md.

Output: One .html file. Open in Chrome → press F for fullscreen → Ecamm captures the window. Arrow keys / spacebar advance slides. No external tools.

Prerequisites

• Set brand tokens in config.example.md (copy to config.md and fill in your values) before building.
• Runtime: Chrome (any modern browser). No Python, no PDF tools.

Workflow

STEP 1: PARSE INPUT        → Extract framework section or concept spec
STEP 2: CONTENT STRATEGY   → Slide count, narrative arc, template selection per slide
STEP 3: SLIDE DESIGN       → Assign template + content to each slide; set accent color
STEP 4: HTML BUILD         → Single self-contained HTML file (shell + slides + nav script)
STEP 5: VERIFY             → Quality checklist: legibility, brand, Ecamm compatibility
STEP 6: OUTPUT             → Save to /mnt/user-data/outputs/[video-slug]-slides.html

Input Forms

Slide Count Targets

Density rule: 1 slide per 45 seconds of screen share runtime. When in doubt, split — add a Chapter Title slide between major sections rather than cramming content.

Template Index

Slide sequence: Chapter Title → Framework Overview → Concept Reveal (×N) → Summary → Free Resource CTA.

Accent color rule: Forge Red (#D43B2A) for systems/infrastructure content. Forge Gold (#FFB400) for team/enablement content.

Output Spec

• File name: [video-slug]-slides.html
• Output path: /mnt/user-data/outputs/[video-slug]-slides.html
• Speaker notes: Embed as <!-- NOTE: "..." --> comments above each slide div. Not visible in fullscreen; serves as review reference.
• CTA button text: Set your CTA URL in config.example.md. Always include the full URL (not just the domain).
• Delivery: Provide Ecamm Live setup steps with the file (in references/detail.md).

YouTube Screen Share Forge v2.0 — May 2026 Conformant to agentskills.io open standard