Gomotion AI ↗: One-click AI YouTube documentary generator

Below are 20 quotes I collected from <your target users> on <the platform where your target users gather> (each with link and poster). Please: 1) group and count them by niche; 2) assign each to the most time-consuming stage of their workflow; 3) recommend the 1 niche with the most quotes and the most concentrated complaints, and say roughly how long the task takes them now (only from numbers in the quotes; write unknown if none). Material: <paste>

Write me a command-line pipeline that takes <the raw material your target users have> and outputs <the finished product they want>: 1) split the input into small segments; 2) call the matching AI service for each segment and log the time; 3) where assets are needed, pull them from a properly licensed library, download them locally and record the source page and license; 4) assemble the final product; 5) print total run time and usage per API. Requirements: read API keys from environment variables; write asset sources to credits.csv. List the file structure first, then the code.

Below are the content and monetization policies of <the platform where your target users publish>, and a description of one output from my tool (input source, how it's generated, asset sources and licenses, which parts are the same across outputs). Please: 1) check each policy item and mark it "pass", "risk" or "fail", quoting the policy each time; 2) judge whether it could count as mass-produced content lacking originality, with reasons; 3) suggest at most 3 changes and write one English sentence for the product's input box reminding users the input must be their own original work. Material: <paste>

I built a tool that turns <input> into <finished product>; the first plan is $<price>/month for about <N> pieces. Below are the 3 <your target users> I'll DM: handle, niche, and their quote about the time it takes. Write each a DM of 60 words or fewer: the first sentence quotes their own words; the second gives the sample link <link> and says it was made from material in their niche; the third asks a yes/no question: would they try it at this price. Promise no results or income. Material: <paste>

Wrap my step 2 command-line pipeline in a web product, scoped to four things: 1) email sign-in; 2) an input box (with an "input must be your own original work" note above it), options and a generate button; 3) run the pipeline in a background queue, email the user when done and offer the download; 4) each account has a credits balance deducted by usage (<N> credits per unit), with generation blocked when the balance is too low. Requirements: refund credits on failed jobs and show the reason; record credits used and run time per job. List files and environment variables first, then the code.

I sell a tool that turns <input> into <finished product>. The first plan is $<price>/month with <credits> credits a month (about <N> pieces). Write: 1) the Stripe product name and a one-line description stating the credits and roughly how many pieces; 2) under 40 words for next to the low-balance notice, framed as roughly what each piece costs (only my numbers); 3) one English line on what happens to unused credits (rule: <my rule>). Promise no results.

One of <your target users> just paid $<price>/month (<credits> credits). Below is the log of their first piece after paying (niche, usage, run time, credits deducted). Write a DM of 80 words or fewer: 1) tell them how many credits it used and how many are left (only my numbers); 2) remind them to check the platform rules before publishing and that the input must be their own original work; 3) ask what they want to make next. Material: <paste>