A fictional publisher plans a narrated YouTube story and a short vertical excerpt. The excerpt needs an earlier hook and different framing. It should still tell the same story, rather than becoming an unrelated cut built from a new prompt.
Write separate opening requirements for the longer story and the excerpt. Name the intended viewer, orientation and narrative promise. This prevents an evaluation from treating a resized export as a fully considered short-form edit.
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Review the agent’s decisions
Inspect what the proposed cut preserves and what it drops. Check whether a missing explanation makes the short misleading, whether captions carry enough context and whether the hook accurately represents the rest of the story.
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Keep versions identifiable
Ask how a later script correction would affect both edits. Record the source version and the review status of each output. A repeat publishing workflow needs a reliable way to distinguish ready files from drafts and superseded exports.