orbitant-marketing v1.13.0
What's New in orbitant-marketing v1.13.0
This release rewrites yt-description around Alma's editorial review and makes it say what it needs instead of where to get it, so it works the same from Claude Code and from an employent. It also stops asking the x-post writer to count characters by hand.
✨ New Features
yt-description1.2.0 (#79):
[Title] — [Speaker] format and a rotating formula bank.
- Opening paragraph with the hook and the primary keyword in the first ~150 characters, rotating hook types, 5 to 7 short takeaways, a newsletter CTA per language, resources and hashtags ordered by relevance.
- Its own anti-slop rules, with no dependency on another skill; the em dash rule overrides tone for YouTube copy.
- Tool-agnostic inputs: only the transcript is required. Recent published descriptions, names, titles and verified URLs are used when given, never fetched as a required step and never asked for. An unverified URL is written as (enlace por confirmar) and an unconfirmed name as (¿…?).
- A speaker nobody named keeps the #77 rule: no title suffix, one neutral phrase used the same way throughout, and never the talk told as Orbitant's.
🐛 Fixes
x-post1.2.0 no longer asks the writer to count characters by hand (#81). The publishing step already recounts every post. The language rule is now explicit, and an X account a manager stored for a person is a valid source.
Measured
x-post, deepseek-v4-flash, published wording against this one: output tokens 10,741 vs 7,438 (−31%), mean duration 62.1 s vs 47.8 s, 0 posts over 280 after the recount and 0 parser failures in either arm. Blind reads found no quality loss (10 pairs, so no meaningful interval).
yt-description is not measured yet; the battery runs when orbitant-employents moves to this version.
Not changed
x-thread still asks for the hand count: nothing recounts a thread yet.