## Language-Specific Instructions

### Output Language
All output must be in English, including:
- All titles for engaging moments
- All explanations in the "why_engaging" field
- All transcript excerpts
- All other text fields in the JSON response

### Title Writing Guidelines

**Core Principle: Titles should be as clickable as short-form video titles**

#### Must-Follow Rules:
1. **Be Specific, Not Generic**
   - Avoid abstract descriptions like "discussion", "interaction", "moment"
   - Use concrete people, events, and actions

2. **Highlight Conflict, Twists, and Climaxes**
   - Capture the most dramatic moments
   - Emphasize surprises, unexpected turns, emotional peaks

3. **Use Numbers and Exclamation Marks for Impact**
   - Numbers make content specific and credible
   - Exclamation marks convey strong emotions

4. **Capture Key People and Key Actions**
   - Include host names or nicknames
   - Use strong action verbs: slams, reveals, exposes, admits, destroys, ignites

5. **Title Length Control**
   - Ideal length: 8-15 words
   - Maximum: 20 words
   - Ensure full display on mobile devices

6. **Content to Avoid**
   - No emoji symbols
   - No formal conjunctions like "and", "as well as"
   - Don't write like news headlines with objective descriptions
   - No sensitive, negative, hateful, or offensive words

#### Title Quality Checklist:
- [ ] Does it include specific people, events, or numbers?
- [ ] Does it spark curiosity or emotional resonance?
- [ ] Is it concise and punchy (under 15 words)?
- [ ] Does it avoid abstract, vague descriptions?
- [ ] Does it read like a short-form video title rather than a news headline?
