# Marketing-content source library for Cosmos Luminosity

Use when Margarita sends short marketing videos/audio, names a book, or uploads a book to build a Portal methodology for marketing and content.

## Core architecture

Maintain one reader-facing working chapter for the methodology, rather than creating one page per clip:

- default page: `content/marketing-content-method.md`;
- keep a source registry inside that chapter while collection is active;
- store raw transcripts under `work/marketing-video-transcripts/<source-id>/`;
- store books under `library/sources/<book-slug>/`;
- create a book card under `content/<book-slug>.md`;
- maintain a shared `content/books-library.md` index and link it from the Portal index.

Mark source-derived ideas and CL adaptations separately. While materials are still arriving, use a status such as `collecting-sources`; do not present provisional formulas as approved Cosmos Luminosity canon.

## Short video/audio intake

1. Probe duration, size, codecs, and streams.
2. Transcribe speech with timestamps and preserve the complete transcript as a source artifact.
3. Verify the final timestamp against the media duration.
4. Add one structured source section to the working methodology:
   - source metadata;
   - concise plot/thesis;
   - source-near principles;
   - working translation for Cosmos Luminosity;
   - practical formula or questions;
   - ethical/authorial boundary;
   - points requiring verification or deeper work.
5. Link the source idea to positioning, Tone of Voice, meaning-making, products, and other relevant Portal pages.
6. Wait for Margarita’s explicit completion marker (for example, `конец блока`) before reorganizing all collected material into the final coherent methodology.

Do not reduce every clip to a generic summary. Extract the mechanism and show how it changes the CL content system.

## Book mentioned in a source

When a video names a book:

1. Create or update a library card with author, original title, first publication, ISBN when verified, and a legitimate catalog/publisher link.
2. Explain why the book matters to the exact CL task.
3. Add a future-extraction map: concepts, questions, risks, marketing applications, and cross-links to inspect when the full text becomes available.
4. Add reciprocal links between the book card, books-library index, and marketing methodology.
5. Be exact about status: a catalog card is not a locally available full text.

## Uploaded ZIP/DOC ebook intake

Archives may contain legacy RTF content disguised with a `.doc` extension. Use this durable workflow:

1. Inspect the ZIP safely and list members before extraction; reject encrypted or suspicious paths.
2. Identify the real file type from bytes, not the extension.
3. If a `.doc` is actually RTF, decode the RTF and export normalized UTF-8 text. `striprtf` is a lightweight option; install it in an isolated venv if absent.
4. Preserve three layers:
   - the user-provided archive;
   - the extracted original document;
   - a readable UTF-8 `.txt` copy.
5. Create `source-manifest.md` recording title, author, translation/edition details found inside the file, chapter list, file sizes, hashes, and extraction status.
6. Verify completeness by checking the opening, every chapter heading, and the final paragraphs—not merely file existence.
7. Update the book card status precisely, e.g. `full-text-archived-analysis-pending`.
8. Do not claim a deep analysis merely because the full text was successfully archived.

## Extraction from a full book for marketing

Keep these layers separate:

1. author’s idea, with chapter/location;
2. interpretation for content and marketing;
3. Cosmos Luminosity adaptation;
4. concrete use: rubric, campaign, product route, editorial criterion, or question;
5. ethical limit or danger of literal transfer.

For James P. Carse-style finite/infinite game material, useful extraction lenses include:

- finite campaigns inside a long authorial game;
- metrics as feedback rather than sovereign judgment;
- changing rules to preserve creative vitality;
- audience as participants rather than only consumers;
- resonance versus amplification;
- stories that generate meaning rather than merely carry a fixed message;
- product ecosystem as a sequence of complete cycles that open further participation.

## Quality and ethics

- Preserve the user’s source as evidence; do not silently replace it with remembered summaries.
- Verify historical marketing examples before turning them into factual teaching material.
- Separate meaningful positioning from covert manipulation, fear exploitation, or identity engineering.
- CL marketing should support recognition, informed choice, consent, authorial vitality, and promises proportionate to the real product experience.
- Do not paste large portions of copyrighted books into public Portal pages; retain source files locally and publish analysis, short quotations where justified, and original synthesis.