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Why

The previous README was V2-shaped with a "🆕 V3" section bolted on top. The body still walked through V2 commands as the canonical workflow. A reader landing on this repo would assume transcribe.py → split → merge → render was the path, and only find V3 if they scrolled past the install section.

This rewrite leads with V3 — the actual current state of the skill — and treats V2 as legacy reference.

What changed

README.md

  • Opens with the one-line value proposition and an ASCII pipeline diagram so a first-time reader sees what this is in 5 seconds
  • "60 秒上手" + per-platform Whisper-engine install table
  • V3 core capabilities laid out as cards (Content Guard / Story Engine / Auto-Enrich / Render / Multi-platform / Caption / Profiles), each with file links + docs links
  • Daily workflow block with full env-var template anyone can copy
  • Tutorial index reordered so prompts 15-18 are highlighted as the recommended entry
  • Platform support matrix: Whisper engine + encoder per OS in one table
  • Architecture section: every script with a one-line job + [V3] marker on new ones
  • Linux GPU configuration trimmed to essentials (was 100+ lines of duplicated content)

SKILL.md

  • Frontmatter description rewritten to mention every V3 capability so an AI agent introspecting this skill knows what it covers (content guard, story engine, audience profiles, auto-enrich, multi-platform export, caption generator, internal-token guard, …)
  • Body opens with the V3 pipeline diagram + script reference table + new render_final flag table + day58 lesson → V3 default mapping
  • V2 reference content preserved verbatim below the new V3 section (no breaking changes for anyone reading the V2 docs)

.gitignore

  • NOTES.local.md / *.local.md / .notes/ so personal scratch never reaches the public repo

Tests

131/131 still passing — no logic changes, docs only.

Test plan

  • pytest tests/ green
  • README renders correctly on GitHub (tables, links, code blocks)
  • All internal links resolve (docs/prompts/15-..., scripts/...)
  • git status does not show NOTES.local.md after creating one

The previous README was V2-shaped with a V3 section bolted on top.
This rewrite leads with V3 — the actual current state — and treats
the V2 details as legacy reference.

README.md
- Opens with the one-line value proposition and an ASCII pipeline
  diagram so a first-time reader sees what this is in 5 seconds
- "60 秒上手" / quick install / Whisper-engine-per-platform table
- V3 core capabilities laid out as cards with file links + docs links
- Daily workflow block with full env-var template
- Test commands per module
- Tutorial index pointing at prompts 15-18 as the recommended entry
- Platform support matrix with Whisper engine + encoder per OS
- Architecture: every script with one-line job + [V3] marker for new ones
- Linux GPU configuration trimmed to essentials

SKILL.md
- Frontmatter description rewritten to mention every V3 capability so
  the AI agent introspecting this skill knows what it covers (content
  guard, story engine, audience profiles, auto-enrich, multi-platform
  export, caption generator, internal-token guard)
- Body opens with the V3 pipeline diagram + the script reference table
  + the new render_final flag table + the day58 lesson → V3 default
  mapping table
- V2 reference content preserved below the new V3 section

.gitignore
- Adds NOTES.local.md / *.local.md / .notes/ so personal scratch never
  reaches the public repo
Copilot AI review requested due to automatic review settings May 16, 2026 23:48
@maxazure maxazure merged commit 79b5da4 into main May 16, 2026
@maxazure maxazure deleted the v3-docs-rewrite branch May 16, 2026 23:48
@maxazure maxazure removed the request for review from Copilot May 17, 2026 00:09
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