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Aurora

Aurora is a content-creator assistant for a YouTube channel, written in plain English. It is a Claude Code skill and four role agents: no app to host, no framework to learn. You describe your channel once, then ask for videos.

/aurora create "why sourdough starters fail"

Aurora researches the idea, writes a fact-checked script in your narrator's voice, records the narration, animates every scene, and hands you a 10-minute 1080p video with subtitles, three thumbnails and a paste-ready YouTube description.

Why it is different

  • Persona first. Aurora narrates as a character you define: name, story, lore, catchphrases, things she would never say.
  • One checkpoint. You review a single draft with scene numbers on screen. Everything else runs unattended.
  • Sourced facts. Every external claim has a source URL or is cut or attributed; an anti-slop gate blocks templated, repetitive or rule-breaking videos before packaging.
  • Learns from feedback and analytics. Stored in your project, applied to every next video.
  • Cost ladder. Free and small models do the chores; the paid model plans and checks.
  • Readable software. The product is Markdown prompts plus small helper scripts. Change a sentence, change the behavior.

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