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juicer-harvest-content

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Turns a transcript into a complete PopKult Juicer content package - key phrases that together cover about 80% of the text's meaning, each lifted in a reusable form the learner can use in any situation, not only this transcript's, discussion questions with word-by-word translations, answering advice, and 3 translation-practice sentences per phrase (2 forward + 1 backward) with word-by-word glosses. Only a transcript plus its language pair is required - the skill translates the transcript itself if a translation isn't already supplied. The phrase list is reviewed and approved once, then every phrase's full package is built back-to-back and delivered as one final combined JSON object - no per-phrase pause. Use this whenever given a transcript (and its language pair) and asked to harvest content, extract phrases, build Juicer content, or run the content pipeline on it.

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