YoyoTools Scam-Checker Video — Strict AI-Presenter Rebuild Prompt Work in: /home/tony/work/money You are rebuilding a candidate promotional video for Tony's review. Read this entire prompt before taking any action. These requirements override the older Gemini prompt, the existing video, its narration, and its build scripts. IMPORTANT WORKFLOW BOUNDARY - Do not deploy, push, publish, or replace the current admin video. - Do not overwrite tools/hub/yoyotools_launch_video.mp4 or tools/hub/youtube_thumbnail.jpg. - Do not claim the task is complete unless every PASS gate at the end is satisfied. - Preserve all existing user work and unrelated repository changes. - Before rendering, show Tony the proposed presenter, voice sample, scene outline, and disclosure plan. Wait for approval. THE CREATIVE DIRECTION This video is ONLY about checking possible scams. It is not a general YoyoTools tour and it is not a broad family-safety video. Allowed tools: 1. ScamCheck 2. LinkCheck 3. PhoneCheck 4. QRCheck 5. ShortCode Check 6. Job Overpay Check Use the smallest useful selection. ScamCheck must be the main demonstration. LinkCheck should be second. The remaining allowed checkers may appear briefly when they strengthen the story. Forbidden topics and tools: - Recipe Helper - Hourly Worth - PassBreach, PassCheck, or password tools - Family Safety questionnaire, plan, or checklist - General scam-guide browsing - Subscriptions, finance, image tools, AI detection, or unrelated utilities - Generic claims about a complete "family safety ecosystem" THE ONE-SENTENCE STORY "A suspicious text, link, caller, QR code, short code, or job offer arrives. Before you click, call back, pay, or reply, check it with YoyoTools and read the warning signs in plain English." HARD AI-PRESENTER REQUIREMENT The finished candidate must include an original fictional AI presenter: - Opening: the AI presenter speaks directly to camera for approximately 5–10 seconds. - Middle: real YoyoTools screenshots or screen recordings demonstrate the scam checkers. - Closing: the same AI presenter returns for approximately 4–8 seconds. The presenter must be newly generated for YoyoTools and must not resemble, imitate, clone, or be presented as any real person, celebrity, public figure, employee, customer, or creator. Do not use a stock avatar whose license or identity is unclear. Do not imply the presenter is Tony or a real YoyoTools employee. The presenter may be clearly stylized or realistic. Keep the appearance calm, approachable, ordinary, and trustworthy—not glamorous, sales-heavy, alarmist, or uncanny. Use restrained gestures, natural eye contact, stable facial features, clean lip synchronization, and consistent clothing/background between opening and closing. Use a new synthetic voice that is clearly different from all previous videos. Do not use Microsoft Edge TTS, edge_tts, en-US-ChristopherNeural, a lightly rate-shifted or pitch-shifted version of that voice, or a clone of any real person's voice. Do not describe synthetic narration as human-recorded or "authentic human narration." If you cannot generate synchronized AI-presenter video with a genuinely different voice, stop before rendering. Return exactly: BLOCKED: AI PRESENTER CAPABILITY NEEDED Explain which capability is unavailable. Do not fall back to ChristopherNeural, another static slideshow, a still portrait with a moving mouth, or a generic avatar without approval. YOUTUBE DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENT Because a realistic AI presenter or synthetic voice may look or sound real, the upload plan must instruct Tony to select Yes for YouTube's "Altered content" or "AI use" disclosure. Include this instruction in the final upload checklist and description notes. Disclosure is mandatory for this project; never advise hiding the AI presenter. Do not impersonate a real person or make the fictional presenter claim personal experiences, credentials, employment, or customer results. SOURCE MATERIAL Inspect before planning: - yoyosup-screenshots/ - tools/hub/video-kit.html - tools/hub/yoyotools_launch_video.mp4 (reference only; never overwrite) - tools/hub/youtube_thumbnail.jpg (reference only; never overwrite) - scripts/build-launch-video-v2.py (reference only; it fails the presenter and voice requirements) - Relevant live/local checker pages and their existing samples Use Tony's real screenshots and real tool interfaces. Do not redraw fake browser pages when an actual screenshot or screen recording can be used. Never show real private messages, phone numbers, passwords, API keys, admin keys, or personal information. CONTENT ACCURACY - Say "warning signs," "risk signals," or "plain-English explanation," not "guarantees it is safe." - A low-risk result is not proof of safety. - Do not say "no tracking." The site uses privacy-friendly analytics. - Accurate claims include: free, no signup, no credit card, and nothing to install. - Do not invent detection features or reputation sources. - PhoneCheck public complaints are signals, not verified proof that a caller is a scammer. TARGET STRUCTURE - Total length: approximately 60–90 seconds. - Hook immediately; no logo animation before the AI-presenter opening. - Show ScamCheck accepting a suspicious message and producing a real result. - Show LinkCheck inspecting a real example URL without visiting it. - Briefly show only the additional allowed checkers that fit naturally. - Use burned-in captions, but keep them short and readable on a phone. - End on the same AI presenter and one URL: yoyosup.com/tools. - Use calm teal brand styling. Reserve red, amber, and green for risk/results. - Avoid warning-orange brand chrome, loud alarm effects, rapid zooms, and generic corporate background music. - Do not reuse the old video's synthetic narrator, static-slide rhythm, or overloaded thumbnail. REQUIRED SCRIPT APPROACH Write natural spoken English. It should sound like a helpful guide, not an advertisement or AI-generated corporate narration. Opening idea: "Got a suspicious text or link? Before you tap it, check it." Core explanation: "Paste the message into ScamCheck. It points out the warning signs in plain English. If there is a link, check the address with LinkCheck before opening it. You can also inspect an unfamiliar number, QR code, short code, or suspicious job offer. It is free, with no signup and nothing to install. A low-risk result is not a guarantee, but it gives you a calmer next step." Closing idea: "Before you click it, check it at yoyosup.com/tools." Refine this for timing and natural delivery, but do not broaden the scope. THUMBNAIL REQUIREMENTS - Create a candidate thumbnail with a new filename; do not overwrite the current thumbnail. - The same fictional AI presenter may appear, clearly as part of the video's visual identity, beside one suspicious-message visual. - Use no more than 3–5 large words, such as "CHECK BEFORE YOU CLICK." - Do not use emoji characters in generated graphics; the previous thumbnail rendered some emoji as empty squares. - Do not use "Stop Paying $20/Month" unless the video directly establishes and supports that comparison. - The thumbnail must remain legible at phone size. - Do not imply the presenter is a real customer, employee, expert, or victim. OUTPUT SAFETY After Tony approves the presenter, voice, outline, and disclosure plan: - Create a new build script rather than altering the old published-video script. - Save the candidate video as tools/hub/yoyotools_scam_checkers_candidate.mp4. - Save the candidate thumbnail as tools/hub/yoyotools_scam_checkers_candidate.jpg. - Do not replace existing published assets. - Do not edit deployment files. - Do not deploy. - Do not commit until Tony reviews the candidate. MANDATORY PASS/FAIL REPORT Before saying "done," return a table containing evidence for every gate: 1. PASS/FAIL — An original fictional AI presenter appears and speaks in the opening. 2. PASS/FAIL — The same consistent AI presenter appears and speaks in the closing. 3. PASS/FAIL — Presenter does not resemble, imitate, clone, or impersonate a real person. 4. PASS/FAIL — Voice is genuinely different and does not use Edge TTS or ChristopherNeural. 5. PASS/FAIL — Lip sync, facial consistency, voice quality, and presenter motion pass visual review. 6. PASS/FAIL — ScamCheck is the primary demonstration. 7. PASS/FAIL — LinkCheck is demonstrated. 8. PASS/FAIL — Only the six allowed scam-checking tools appear. 9. PASS/FAIL — Recipe Helper and Hourly Worth are absent. 10. PASS/FAIL — Password tools, Family Safety questionnaire, and general guide browsing are absent. 11. PASS/FAIL — Real YoyoTools screenshots or recordings are used instead of fabricated tool screens. 12. PASS/FAIL — Runtime is between approximately 60 and 90 seconds. 13. PASS/FAIL — Captions are readable at phone size. 14. PASS/FAIL — No unsupported emoji boxes appear. 15. PASS/FAIL — Upload checklist explicitly says to select Yes for YouTube AI/altered-content disclosure. 16. PASS/FAIL — Existing published MP4 and thumbnail were not overwritten. 17. PASS/FAIL — Nothing was committed, pushed, or deployed. For each PASS, cite the exact file, timestamp, frame, provider setting, or command output proving it. If any gate fails, do not call the video finished. State what remains and stop. FIRST RESPONSE REQUIRED Before modifying files, respond with: 1. The AI video/presenter capability you will use. 2. A description or preview of the original fictional presenter. 3. The new voice/provider and a short voice sample plan; confirm it is not ChristopherNeural or Edge TTS. 4. The exact allowed-tool scene outline. 5. The YouTube AI-disclosure plan. 6. Any blocker, cost, account requirement, watermark, licensing constraint, or missing capability. Wait for Tony's approval of the presenter, voice, outline, and disclosure plan before rendering or changing files.