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Your Channel Brain

The profile the AI writes from—how to draft it in minutes, what to put in each field, and how it learns from your edits and results.

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The Channel Brain (Settings → Channel Brain) is everything the AI knows about your channel: niche, who you are on camera, your audience, what works, your voice, and hard rules. It is read before every pitch and every script.

Draft it in minutes

Press "Draft my Channel Brain". With your YouTube channel connected, the AI reads its analysis and recent uploads; otherwise, describe your channel in a few sentences. You get a proposal for each field—tick what to keep and apply. It's free.

Let it learn

  • From your edits: after you've rewritten a few AI-written scenes, press "Learn my voice from my edits". It compares the AI's drafts with your versions and proposes Voice and Rules updates for you to approve.

  • From your results: published videos you link are reviewed against your channel's usual numbers. Clear wins and misses show up as "What's worked lately" and are fed into every pitch automatically.

Writing good rules

Rules are for things you would fix in every draft: phrases you never say, claims you never make, how you always open. Keep them short and specific—"Never open with a greeting" beats "Be engaging".