Mandatory Caption Lines

Whop bounty programs and partnered creator deals frequently require clippers to credit the source. Examples: "@joerogan on YouTube," "powered by [brand]", or a referral link like "clip.spotter.dev/r/jordanb." Forgetting the credit can disqualify a clip from the bounty pool, costing the clipper their cut.

Mandatory lines are configured per channel rather than per clip, because the same source has the same requirement across every clip pulled from it. A solid pipeline lets the clipper define a template — say, three lines that always render at the bottom — and merges those into every generated caption automatically.

AutoClip exposes mandatory caption lines as a per-channel setting under Autopilot. Set them once when adding a channel; every subsequent clip from that channel renders the lines at the position you specify (top, bottom, or after AI caption). They survive uniquification and re-renders.