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The Podcast Work That Isn't Recording
The podcast work that isn't recording. Scripts, ad reads, titles, sponsor pitches — the surrounding writing that quietly decides whether an episode…
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Building in public is a blank-page problem, not a writing problem. You ship something, you know you should post about it, and then you sit staring at an empty box until the moment passes.
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25 prompts, one for each moment that actually comes up in a build:
How it works: copy a prompt, replace the {bracketed} fields with your specifics, paste it into any model. Runs on free lanes — local Ollama, a browser LLM, whatever you already have. No paid tool anywhere in the stack.
Honest about what this is: these are prompts, not finished posts. Each one gets you a draft built from your details instead of a blank box — you still edit it. That is the point. The post should sound like you, not like a template that 400 other people bought.
25 prompts · markdown · yours forever, updates included.
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Yes. It is pulled from the agent fleet that runs SteelWorks' own operations. The library is a by-product of that work, not a separate product line.
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