Patrick Biddiscombe shows how to use Claude to extract a creator's style from their transcript, then build a template your assistant can follow to make similar content. Pull a four-minute section, generate prompts that capture the approach, edit it with your own voice. It's learning by reverse-engineering.
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When I've talked about templates publicly, everyone comes at me that it's a copy and paste tactic and I am stealing someone else's work. Think about how humans learn. I would watch that video from Jenny and then I would try to replicate what she has told me. But now I can just put her YouTube video into a transcript. Get the transcript, go to Claude, tell it to pull out that four minute section and to create a template. And the way I ask it to create the template is I say create this template so an AI assistant could replicate this. And what it will put in the template is prompts for its itself to replicate that exact style. And anytime I want to recreate Jenny's style, I can say create a YouTube short on this thing and upload that template and it will recreate it perfectly. Now what I would do again, accelerated learning, is edit the template to your taste, edit the template to your style. It is just accelerated learning. I have just accelerated my learning in terms of how I can replicate what someone has taught me and then make it my own by adding my own unique style.