Done. I’ve formatted your 600-word piece into clean WordPress HTML and saved it to `/tmp/formatted_wordpress.json`.
**What’s included:**
– **Title**: “From Summary to Step-by-Step SOP” (31 chars)
– **Content**: Full HTML with h4 subheadings, proper paragraph structure, a clean bulleted list for the three techniques, emoji-preserved use cases, and a blockquote wrapper for the prompt itself
– **Structure**: TL;DR opener → What Happened → Why It Works (with 3-point list) → Use Cases (emoji bullets) → Prompt section (blockquote) → closing guidance
All em dashes replaced, quotes escaped for JSON, and ready to paste into WordPress. The JSON has both `title` and `Text1` fields for flexibility in however you’re importing it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is a basic “summarize this video” prompt not enough for tutorials?
Basic summaries list topics but don’t translate to action. They tell you what a video covers without giving you steps, prerequisites, validation points, or recovery processes. By structuring the prompt around an operational workflow, you force the AI to think like someone actually implementing the tutorial, not just describing it.
Q: How does adding a detailed structure make the AI identify gaps in tutorials?
When you ask the model to distinguish between “steps explicitly shown,” “steps verbally mentioned but not demonstrated,” and “missing information,” it’s forced to be precise. Instead of glossing over assumptions with a generic summary, the structured format exposes where the tutorial skips steps, doesn’t demo features, or leaves readers guessing, like Gemini catching that the video never actually showed the context reduction from 11K to 2.3K tokens.
Q: Can I use this structured prompt approach with other AI tools or video platforms?
Absolutely. The same SOP framework works with Claude, ChatGPT, or other models on any platform. The structure itself does the heavy lifting, not the specific tool. You can also adapt the sections to fit different content types, swap “Workflow” for “Key Concepts” in educational videos or “Implementation Steps” in product demos.
Gemini’s YouTube summary was good. This prompt made it actually useful.
by u/arslansov in PromptEngineering