A coordinated set of agents and skills for adapting a novel into a serial script and related production materials. It covers stages such as importing, analysing, episode planning, writing, reviewing, storyboarding, and optionally generating images.
A visual-design agent for creating written descriptions of characters and environments for AI video and image tools. It builds a shared visual reference system so recurring people, places, objects, lighting, and mood are described consistently.
A continuity-recording agent that maintains the project’s long-term story memory. It tracks characters, unanswered clues, plot decisions, episode states, and possible setting conflicts.
A story-planning agent that designs the audience’s emotional journey across episodes. It maps changing feelings, expectations, information load, and suspense.
A story-planning agent for designing the structure of episodes in a serial drama. It creates an episode list, tracks the emotional arc, and places conflicts, reversals, and cliffhangers.
An image-generation agent that turns written visual instructions into PNG images using an image-generation service. It can create character, prop, scene, and storyboard-frame images from project prompt files and optional reference images.
A knowledge-management agent that organizes new material for a writing system. It removes duplicate information, marks conflicts, and maps each rule to the agent or workflow stage that uses it.
A novel-analysis agent that turns source fiction into organized material for scriptwriting. It cleans the text, identifies its genre and conflicts, and records characters and forms of address.
A review agent that checks both the quality and safety of a scripted episode. It reviews pacing, conflict, character consistency, hooks, themes, sensitive content, and copyright risks.
A script-analysis agent that compares a generated episode with each of several reference scripts. It examines areas such as pacing, dialogue, visual writing, audience appeal, and story structure, then writes criticism and suggestions.
A writing agent for turning an episode plan into the full text of a short drama or comic-drama episode. It maintains character and scene continuity and can revise the script after feedback.
A storyboard agent that turns a script into a visual shot plan. A beat board is a grid of key story moments, while a sequence board arranges the shots in a scene; it can also write prompts for Seedance video generation.
A Chinese-language coaching agent for creating and reviewing storyboards, which are shot-by-shot plans for films, videos, or animations. It checks camera framing, movement, timing, transitions, story logic, and whether scenes can be filmed.
An automated coordinator for making AI-generated short-drama storyboards. A storyboard is a sequence of planned shots that shows how a script will become a video.
A specialist agent for turning written emotions into visible actions and camera-friendly details. It follows the “show, don’t tell” writing principle, which means showing feelings through what characters do instead of simply naming the feelings.
A workflow for analysing how a novel could be adapted into a series. It cleans the text, identifies its type, models conflicts, and tracks consistency between characters and story details.
A skill that turns still storyboard images into short motion prompts for AI video tools. A motion prompt describes what should move or change in the image.
An art-design skill for turning character and scene lists into detailed prompts for image-generation tools. It covers visible character details, clothing, locations, objects, camera views, colour, and lighting.
A comparison review that measures a generated script against successful reference scripts. It examines pacing, dialogue, emotion, conflict, and writing patterns, then returns a pass or fail decision with improvement suggestions.
A content-review skill that checks a story, its dialogue, and its visual descriptions for platform risks and prohibited material. It also assesses whether the story’s values are acceptable.
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