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Use when writing or revising creator-style read-aloud scripts for recorded videos, especially Chinese tech, knowledge, product, AI, or Bilibili/YouTube-style videos that need strong storytelling, natural speech, and tight coordination between presenter, gestures, UI, captions, and visuals.
默认使用会先检查来源的 Prompt；你也可以切换为直接命令，或下载本地副本。
决定是否安装前，请先阅读 SKILL.md，以及 SkillsMP 当前展示的配套文件。
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
直接命令不会经过审查 Prompt；运行前请先检查来源。
npx skills add https://github.com/blueif16/vlog_test --skill creator-script-writer命令会保持在同一行。复制前请横向滚动并检查完整内容。
想先保存到本地？可下载 SkillsMP 当前能够提供的文件。
Define Apple-Keynote-style motion grammar for educational videos. Use when selecting builds, handoffs, object continuity, stage transitions, framed content motion, typography reveals, or smooth presenter-to-canvas movement for the Remotion/Hyperframes vlog pipeline.
Specify inserted generated-video clips for the composer pipeline. Use when a transcript section needs a generated visual metaphor, illustrative clip, b-roll, product-style animation, or cinematic insert that must match the global style and neighboring shots.
Split content between the voice and the slide so they complement instead of repeat. Use at node 03 (script / cue-plan) AND node 04 (visual / slide copy) when authoring any beat that has both narration and on-screen text — the anti-duplication contract that keeps the voice from reading the slide aloud.
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| name | creator-script-writer |
| description | Use when writing or revising creator-style read-aloud scripts for recorded videos, especially Chinese tech, knowledge, product, AI, or Bilibili/YouTube-style videos that need strong storytelling, natural speech, and tight coordination between presenter, gestures, UI, captions, and visuals. |
Write the script as the viewer's experience, not as a list of points. A strong creator script makes the audience feel: "I know what this is about, I see why it matters, and I want to see what happens next."
The spoken lines, gestures, UI, captions, and visual builds must be designed together. If a sentence cannot be performed, shown, tested, compared, or emotionally paid off on screen, rewrite it or cut it.
Default to the creator's own thinking style before borrowing outside best practices. The creator is not trying to sound like a tech-news host or a neutral reviewer; he approaches AI and technology as systems that reshape human agency, workflow, judgment, and control. He is interested in the hidden assumption underneath a product: who gets to decide the process, what is being automated away, what becomes more controllable, and what new dependency appears. Scripts should feel like a person thinking in public: skeptical but not cynical, intense but not performative, practical but willing to ask philosophical questions when the tool changes how people work or live.
Use this voice model:
我觉得, 我真正关心的是, 这个角度太浅了, 这件事危险但有意思.Avoid false personal style:
我还不确定, 这里我会有点警惕, or 这个判断可能要看你怎么用.Extract the personal angle
Define the viewer promise
Find the central tension
Build the dramatic spine
Design the visual spine at the same time
Write for speech, then revise by ear
Pressure-test the draft
Use beats, not rigid templates. A strong script normally contains:
For long scripts, insert micro-payoffs every 30-60 seconds: a result, a reveal, a before/after, a decision, or a tighter question. Do not insert fake cliffhangers.
画面, 线索, 时间线, 证据, 判断点, 放大, 停住, 拉出来; do not casually say canvas, overlay, widget, timeline, route rail, safe zone, or decision gate in the spoken script unless the audience specifically knows that English term.震撼, 强大, 丝滑, 颠覆 unless the screen proves them.我们将会, 接下来让我们, 这个功能可以帮助你, 从而实现, and repeated abstract nouns.0:32-0:39, then say precisely what starts, what changes, and when the gesture ends.Reject or rewrite scripts that:
For recording scripts, output:
Personal angle: the creator's stance, deeper question, and why this is not a generic tech-news take.Strategy brief: viewer promise, central tension, evidence/test, intended feeling.Beat sheet: the dramatic and visual progression.Read-aloud script: only words the presenter should speak.Action/UI notes: gestures, screen actions, captions, and visual beats separated from spoken lines, with exact start/stop times when the presenter must act while recording.Cue map: approximate timing and handoff points for production.Revision notes: what was intentionally cut or softened, especially if avoiding hype, jargon, or unsupported claims.The read-aloud section must contain only speakable lines. Production notes must never be mixed into the spoken script.