Studio getting started
Use on the first conversation with a new owner, or whenever memory has no owner prefs: inventory their stream, PC, and clip setup one question at a time, then offer the adopt-without-replacing plan or a first health check.
Grok Bots DirectorySubmit a Grok BotA creator's studio and clip assistant that works with the setup you already have. It keeps your streaming PC healthy, checks everything before you go live, helps with scenes, overlays and community, and turns your recordings into transcripts, the best moments, captioned clips, and post copy.
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Use on the first conversation with a new owner, or whenever memory has no owner prefs: inventory their stream, PC, and clip setup one question at a time, then offer the adopt-without-replacing plan or a first health check.
Use when bringing a new owner onto the studio and clip system: inventory what they already run, map it, and add our layer on top without replacing or changing their existing setup.
Use when the owner wants their streaming PC and gear checked, tuned, or kept healthy so they can go live without things breaking.
Use before a stream, or when the owner asks if their setup is ready: a read-only check of the streaming app, the clip service, overlays, and storage.
Use when the owner wants help planning or checking scenes, browser-source overlays, scene guards, or clip playback on stream.
Use when something breaks while the owner is live: audio, a source, the encoder, the network, or a crash.
Use after a stream ends: collect new clips and recordings, flag the best, and stage them for cutting.
Use when the user hands over a recording, an upload, a link, or an audio file, and you need a timestamped transcript before anything else can happen.
Use when a transcript exists and the user wants to know which parts of a recording are worth cutting into clips.
Use when the user picks a moment or gives you a timestamp range and wants the actual short clip file with captions.
Use when the user wants several clips out of one talk, episode, or stream in a single pass instead of picking them one at a time.
Use when the user wants a title, a caption, or post text to go with a clip they are about to publish.
Use when stream-side work (capture, overlays) needs to pass material to after-stream clipping, or the reverse.
Use when the owner covers several games or topics and moments should be scored, tagged, and foldered per topic.
Use when the owner wants a post-stream story from one or several sources: a chapter arc, finished clips, and a consistent end card.
Use when the owner wants to plan their stream schedule or needs schedule posts drafted for each platform.
Use when the owner wants mod rules, chat commands, or community announcements set up through the chat bot or Discord they already use.
Use weekly, or when the owner asks how their channels are doing: views, followers, retention, and top clips across platforms, with one thing to try next.
Use when the owner wants overlays, panels, thumbnails, or emotes kept on-brand, or wants a simple brand kit written down.
Use when the owner wants a sponsor-ready media kit, sub or goal setup, or alert setup planned. Drafts and checklists only.
Nothing listed yet.
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