Content Repurposing Studio

What one run gives you

The output is fixed in shape rather than open-ended, which is the point of a pack. Every run returns five labelled sections: a summary that distils the source, a LinkedIn post, an X thread or thread starter, an email or newsletter intro, and a hook bank of short reusable lines. The panel splits them for you, and there is a raw view and a copy button if you would rather take the whole thing.

You control the framing through four fields. The brief says which derivative assets matter and what must stay consistent; the source field takes the article, transcript, draft, or notes; the repurpose targets field lists the channels and distribution goals; and audience and tone shape the voice. The format picker offers a content pack, markdown, or summary plus posts plus email.

• Brief up to 1,200 characters; source content up to 18,000; repurpose targets up to 2,600.
• Five presets: article to social pack, blog to newsletter and thread, transcript to pack, notes to distribution pack, case study to short-form.
• Roughly 1,600 tokens of output across all five assets combined.

Why a pack rather than one post at a time

Prompting for a LinkedIn post, then an email, then a thread produces three assets that each read fine and together sound like three different people covering three different angles. Generating them in one pass from one source keeps the framing consistent, and the system prompt explicitly asks for a different hook per asset rather than the same opening line five times.

It also matches how distribution actually gets scheduled. A publishing pass usually needs the newsletter opener and the social versions at the same time, and copying five labelled blocks out of one output is less work than running five prompts and reconciling them afterwards.

Where the text goes, and what the model can and cannot know

This is not a browser-local tool. Pressing Run sends the brief, the source content, and the other fields to a Cleanor endpoint, which forwards them to a third-party model provider. The run costs 7 AI credits, and the inputs and output are recorded in your account history. An unpublished post or a client transcript leaves your device when you submit it, which is worth deciding about before you paste.

The model also works only from what you give it. It cannot open a URL, so pasting a link instead of the article gives you a pack about a link. It has no view of your channel analytics, no current knowledge of what any platform is rewarding, and no character-count enforcement, so a thread it writes may still need trimming to fit.