Clipping Alpha

Use this when the signed-in clipper asks to remove an alert rule: deletes one of their rules by its rule id. It cannot be undone. Needs the clipper's ClippingAlpha sign-in.

Use this when the signed-in clipper asks to save a campaign, or to unsave it with saved false. A saved campaign gets alerts for its next rounds, rate rises, top-ups and budget run-out. Takes the campaign as brand/series or its page URL. Needs the clipper's ClippingAlpha sign-in. Changes only their own saves.

Add an alert rule for the signed-in clipper, or change one with rule_id. For example, 'tell me about YouTube campaigns on Clipster over $2 per 1K' is platforms youtube, boards clipster, min_rate_per_1k_usd 2. A rule matches new campaigns by minimum pay per 1K views (in $0.50 steps), social apps, niches, clipping platforms, pay type, lowest Alpha tier and open join. Alerts arrive on the clipper's channels within their daily cap and quiet hours. Needs the clipper's ClippingAlpha sign-in. Changes only their own rules.

Use this when the user compares the clipping platforms that list paid creator campaigns or asks how one pays: live campaigns, median pay per 1K views, budget left, new this week, platform fee, payout window and payout track record for each clipping platform ClippingAlpha tracks. One clipping platform, or every one when none is given. Read only.

Use this when the signed-in clipper asks about their alerts: their alert rules (minimum pay, social apps, niches, clipping platforms, tier, open join), the alert settings (daily cap, quiet hours, pause) and which channels get alerts. Needs the clipper's ClippingAlpha sign-in. Read only.

Use this when the signed-in clipper asks what they saved: the campaigns and brands they saved on ClippingAlpha, with whether each is live. Saved series get alerts for new rounds, rate rises, top-ups and rule changes. Needs the clipper's ClippingAlpha sign-in. Read only.

Use this when the user asks what to make for a campaign, how to start, or what a clip needs: ClippingAlpha's creative plan for one campaign. What to make (how many clips the material supports, the length, vertical or not, the social apps and how that fits TikTok, Reels and Shorts), what to cut it from (ready clips to post as is, or no footage, make your own content), the clips best first grouped by source video (its title, app, length and a summary in our words, then per clip the cut range, what happens there, why it should work from the moment score, a spoken opener and the 9:16 fit, numbered steps to follow and a Watch link to the original public video at that second, a brand file by its number with no link), the brand's short ready clips one card each with every analysed clip counted (post as is or reframe to 9:16, why it works or not, the steps), what to post instead for a logo or music campaign (the niche, where the logo goes, the sound, lyrics on screen, the effort), what every post must include and avoid (tags, mentions, #ad, logo or end card, call to action, banned content) with the brief's own words for each rule, and how to get the footage in the brief's words. Each clip carries its hook idea, labelled as a suggestion, and the hook ideas no clip carries follow. Signed out, the best 3 clips a source. Signed in, a handful of clips a source and the footage password when the brand published one in the brief for clippers. Never a transcript line, a media file or a download tool. Read only.

Use this when the user asks for the best live paid creator campaigns now, optionally for one social app or one campaign type (clipping, UGC, logo or music). Returns a market line (live campaigns, clipping platforms, new today and budget left), then the top live campaigns by Alpha Score, which weighs pay per 1K views after fees and payout rules, approval odds and the budget runway against live campaigns of the same type. Campaign types: clipping cuts clips from the footage the campaign provides, ugc films your own content about the product, logo puts the brand's logo on your own niche content, music uses the artist's track as the sound. Campaigns come from Content Rewards, Promote.fun, Clipster, Clipstake, Vyro and Evangelist, each with pay, budget left, a page link and a join link. What a post earns depends on its views and the brand approving it. Read only.

The campaign browser panel's data: the live paid clipping, UGC, logo or music campaigns ClippingAlpha tracks, ranked by the Alpha Score, a Top picks row, platform and campaign type filters, and for a signed-in creator their saved campaigns. What a post earns depends on its views and the brand approving it. Read only.

Use this when the user weighs two to five campaigns against each other: side by side Alpha Score, the four factor verdicts, pay per clip at 10K, 50K and 100K views, budget left and the run-out forecast, ranked in the order to clip them, with a one line recommendation drawn from the verdicts. Read only.

Use this when the user asks where to get a campaign's footage: every source link we found in the brief. Public videos and channels (YouTube, Twitch, Kick, TikTok, Instagram, X and more) with platform, title, length, the video details we store (channel, publish date, views, language, speakers, chapters, format and a short summary in our own words) and a link to the video at each top moment. Signed in, also the brand asset links (Google Drive, Dropbox, Frame.io, WeTransfer, OneDrive, Box, Mega), which are for clippers who join. Also exampleClips, the clipping platform's top clips: other clippers' approved posts (app, post link, handle, the views the platform reports, rank), most viewed first, examples of what gets approved and never footage to cut. Links only, never a file copy or a transcript. Read only.

Use this when the user asks what a brand wants from a clip or what the rules are: short items in our words for format and length, must include (tags, disclosure, logo, sound, call to action), what to avoid, footage, social apps, language, audience countries, account rules and the deadline. Also the Brief Quality grade (A to F) and its red flag tags, how to join (open or application, minimum views, cap, platform fee, payout window), the before-you-post checklist and the link to the original brief. Also every rule grouped as the campaign page shows it: what to make, the full DO and DON'T lists, the caption (mentions and hashtags per app, the exact text, keywords, the bio link, the pinned comment), the FTC disclosure, brand safety, the audience (who, where from, how it is checked), page criteria (new or established pages, dedicated page, banned niches), posting rules, the creator profile, other requirements, the thresholds and caps (min views, min engagement, followers, max a creator, posts an account), each with its source (Platform, Brief, or Seen on slide 3), and the materials: the brief documents by name, the sound with its link and the example post URLs. Never a transcript or a media file. Read only.

Use this when the user asks about one campaign: the Alpha Score and tier, pay per 1K views on every clipping platform that lists it, budget left, how long the budget is forecast to last, the before-you-post checklist, the brief grade and where to join. Takes the campaign as brand/series (for example lovable/clipping) or its clippingalpha.com page URL. Read only.

Use this when the user asks why a campaign scores as it does or what it really pays: ClippingAlpha's analytics for one campaign. The Alpha Score and tier, the four factor verdicts (Pay, Budget, Payout rules, Approval, plus payout record or content when they matter) with the adjustments that moved the score, what one clip pays at 10K, 50K and 100K views after caps, minimums and platform fees, the budget runway (dollars left and the run-out forecast when it falls within 90 days) and how it compares with similar live campaigns. Read only.

Use this when the user asks which moments to clip or what a campaign's videos are: the analyzed source videos of a campaign and the moments worth clipping in each. Per source the video details we store: title, the channel it came from, publish date, length, view count, language, speaker count, chapters with their times, format (shape and on-screen text lines), readiness (how clip-ready it is), Clip Potential (0 to 100) and a short summary in our own words. A brand file is named by its number, never by its file name, and has no link. Per moment the start and end, what happens there in our own words, its score, whether it opens on a spoken line, its 9:16 fit and a Watch link that opens the original public video at that second. Every moment of the Moment Map, signed in or not, with brand risk moments flagged. Never a transcript, a transcript line or a media file. Read only.

Use this when the user wants paid creator campaigns (clipping, UGC, logo or music) that match filters: type, social app, minimum pay per 1K views, niche, clipping platform, Alpha tier, open join, new in the last hours or words in the name. Campaign types: clipping cuts clips from the footage the campaign provides, ugc films your own content about the product, logo puts the brand's logo on your own niche content, music uses the artist's track as the sound. Returns live campaigns from Content Rewards, Promote.fun, Clipster, Clipstake, Vyro and Evangelist, ranked by Alpha Score by default, with pay, budget left, the budget run-out forecast, a page link and a join link for each. What a post earns depends on its views and the brand approving it. Read only.

Use this when the user wants to see or open one paid creator campaign (clipping, UGC, logo or music). Shows it as a panel with the Alpha Score, pay per 1K views, what one clip pays at 10K, 50K and 100K views, the budget left and how long it lasts, what the brand wants, the best moments to clip with links to the source at each second, the source videos and where to join. Takes the campaign as brand/series, its page URL or the campaignId of an earlier answer. Without a campaign it shows the top picks to choose from. What a post earns depends on its views and the brand approving it. Read only.