What problem does it solve? Guests booked on someone else's technical show often arrive with vague talking points, no message discipline, and no plan for hostile questions, wasting an appearance whose transcript and clips outlive the episode itself. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured prep brief: Builds a section-by-section brief covering show reconnaissance, angle selection, an And-But-Therefore message spine, a story bank, a clip-safe opening answer, sound bites, hard-question handling, depth calibration, and a recording-day card. - Format adaptation: Adjusts preparation for edited versus live recordings, audio-only versus video, and moderated panels versus unmoderated roundtables, with per-format rehearsal drills. - Promotion and measurement loop: Plans pre-publication host packages, publication-day posts, evergreen content from the transcript, and realistic attribution given podcast measurement limits. - Use Case: A maintainer booked on a 45-minute backend podcast uses the skill to turn "we'll talk about my project" into a one-page brief with three evidence-backed messages, cleared stories, and answers to the licensing question they dread. ## Quick Start Tell the assistant you are appearing on a specific podcast or panel and ask it to prep you for the appearance.
