Free skill · Grok Bot, Claude or any agent

Your ad scripts, written from your customers' own words.

Paste a product and its reviews. Get the angles, ten scored hooks and three UGC scripts with shot notes, graded and rewritten until they clear the bar.

Free · Instant download + a copy by email · Privacy

Demo video · coming soon
What it does

A strategist's whole first week, in one run.

01

Mines the reviews

Reads the 5 star and the 1 star reviews in two passes and pulls the exact phrases buyers use, each tagged to the review it came from.

02

Picks the angles

Three angles built from real evidence, not adjectives. Thin evidence gets labelled as a guess.

03

Writes ten hooks

Contrarian, proof, curiosity and myth-bust hooks, each scored on clarity, relevance, novelty and specificity.

04

Scripts three UGC ads

Shot by shot, with the first frame, the line on screen and what the creator does with their hands.

05

Grades its own work

A built-in checker scores every script and rewrites anything below the bar before you see it.

Install

Three steps. No setup.

step 1

Download

One file, SKILL.md. Nothing to install, no account.

step 2

Drop it in

Add it to your agent's skills folder, or paste it as the first message in a chat.

step 3

Paste reviews

Product, what it does, 10 to 40 real reviews. It does the rest.

Instead of

Skip the brief. Keep the quality.

Hiring a strategist

  • Paid per brief
  • A week per round
  • Generic angles until they learn you

Doing it yourself

  • Hours in review tabs
  • Hooks from your head, not theirs
  • No way to grade it

Ad Script Engine

  • Free
  • Minutes per product
  • Every line traced to a real review
Questions

Fair questions.

Does it make things up?

No. It's told never to invent reviews, quotes, stats or results, and every customer phrase carries its review number so you can check.

What do I need?

Any AI chat or agent that can read a long prompt. Grok Bot, Claude and ChatGPT all work.

Is it really free?

Yes. You leave an email, the file is yours. The newsletter is a separate box and it's off by default.