WRITING
How to write an AI-assisted script in your own voice
Start with one clear idea, an audience, and examples of how you speak. Use those to guide an AI draft, then rewrite the opening, add your experience, and read it aloud. Aurrra keeps research and scripting close together so the reference can inform your work without becoming your voice.
By the Aurrra team · Updated October 23, 2026
1. Write a one-sentence brief
Name the person you are speaking to and the one thing they should understand. For example: ‘Help a first-time creator choose a simple lighting setup for a small room.’ Add a specific outcome instead of a broad topic.
2. Give the draft your context
Set your brand voice in Settings → Brain and add a topic, reference URL, or researched video. Include phrases you naturally use, the tone you want, and anything the draft should avoid. References inform the idea; your examples and point of view make it yours.
3. Choose a format and generate
Choose a YouTube or short-form script to match the piece you are making. Review the credit cost before generating. Treat the output as an editable first draft and check any factual claims against your sources.
4. Replace the generic parts
Rewrite the hook in words you would use in a conversation. Add an experience, demonstration, or example only you can bring. Remove claims you cannot support and sentences that repeat the same point.
5. Read it aloud, then plan the visuals
Shorten sentences that are awkward to say. Mark where a cutaway, image, or on-screen caption would help. Once the words feel right, carry the script into your recording or production workflow.