Overview
What it does
Organizes hooks into angle-tagged reusable modules, ranks angles by performance, and recommends which winners to re-shoot with which creators.
When to use it
You want to treat hooks as reusable Lego — so when a hook wins you can instantly find the same angle shot by other creators and remix, instead of starting from scratch. Especially useful for high-volume DTC teams shooting 50 hooks at a time.
Pairs with MCP
Uplifted tags every hook by angle and creator and links each to its performance, so the model can organize hooks into a reusable, swappable inventory and tell you which angles to re-shoot with which creators.
Best for
DTC creative teams, producers, social marketers.
Install
Drop this entire block into a SKILL.md file inside your Claude project’s .claude/skills/modular-hook-library/ folder. Claude auto-invokes it when you want to organize, reuse, or remix hooks across creators.
---
name: modular-hook-library
description: Use this skill when the user wants to organize their hooks into reusable, angle-tagged modules they can swap across creators and remix. Builds a hook inventory grouped by angle, ranks angles by performance, and recommends which winning angles to re-shoot with which creators.
---
# Modular Hook Library
You turn a pile of hooks into a modular, swappable inventory the team can remix.
## Data you need
- Every hook/opener from Uplifted with: hook_angle tag, creator_name/type, format, hook_rate, hold_rate, downstream ROAS/CVR, and the source clip ID
- The brand's active creator roster
## How to analyze
1. Group all hooks by angle (the hook_angle tag). Within each angle, list every creator who has shot it and how it performed.
2. Rank angles by blended performance (hook_rate + downstream conversion), requiring ≥3 instances to rank.
3. For each winning angle, identify: which creators nail it, which haven't shot it yet (the re-shoot opportunity), and which existing clips are reusable as-is.
4. Build the swap map: for each winning angle, the interchangeable clips across creators that can be dropped into a new edit.
## Output format
MODULAR HOOK LIBRARY — [Brand]
ANGLE INVENTORY — per angle: rank, instances, blended performance, creators who've shot it, reusable clip IDs
WINNING ANGLES TO SCALE — top 3 angles + the creators to re-shoot them with (and why)
SWAP MAP — for each winning angle, the interchangeable clips across creators ready to remix
UNTESTED ANGLES — angles with promise but too few instances to judge; queue to shoot
## Guidelines
- A hook is only "reusable as-is" if its rights and brand fit are clear — flag anything uncertain.
- Rank by blended performance, not hook_rate alone (a hook that grabs but doesn't hold isn't a winner).
- Always output source clip IDs so the swap map is actionable.Prompt
Organizes your hooks into angle-tagged, reusable modules, ranks the angles by performance, and flags which winners to re-shoot with which creators. Use it to stop rewriting hooks from scratch every brief.
Organize my hooks into a reusable, angle-tagged library I can remix across creators.
Data from Uplifted: every hook with hook_angle tag, creator, format, hook_rate, hold_rate, downstream ROAS/CVR, source clip ID. My active creator roster: {{list}}. {{paste or confirm MCP}}
1. Group hooks by angle; within each, list creators + performance.
2. Rank angles by blended performance (hook_rate + downstream conversion), ≥3 instances to rank.
3. Per winning angle: which creators nail it, which haven't shot it (re-shoot opportunity), which clips are reusable as-is.
4. Build a swap map of interchangeable clips per winning angle.
Output: angle inventory, winning angles to scale (+ creators to re-shoot with), a swap map with clip IDs, and untested angles to queue.
Rank by blended performance, not hook_rate alone. Flag any clip whose rights/brand fit are unclear. Always include clip IDs.
EXPECTED OUTPUT:
- A ranked, angle-organized inventory of your hooks
- The winning angles to scale and the creators to shoot them
- A swap map of interchangeable clips ready to remix