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Script writing skill
Use this when you want an agent to draft a script you can actually shoot, not a vague plot summary. Copy the SKILL.md, then pick Cursor, Claude, or Kiro for install steps.
Quick answer: A script writing skill is a SKILL.md that tells an AI agent to gather format and runtime, write a beat sheet, then draft scenes with spoken dialogue and production notes.
Canonical pages
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How it works
- Skim the Quick answer so you know what the skill is for.
- Preview the full SKILL.md below (frontmatter + workflow).
- Copy the skill, or open Cursor / Claude / Kiro for that agent’s install path.
- In a new agent chat, ask for the job in plain language and point at this skill.
Use cases
- Draft a shortfilm outline with a logline and beat sheet
- Write a 15–60s ad with hook, proof, and CTA
- Structure a YouTube intro before you record VO
- Hand the same script skill to Cursor and Claude on one project
These pages load static SKILL.md files in your browser. Copy and download stay on your device. We do not upload your clipboard contents when you copy a skill.
Frequently asked questions
A script writing skill is a SKILL.md that instructs an agent to clarify format and length, build a beat sheet, then write scenes with visual action and speakable dialogue instead of literary summary.
Shortfilm, ads/commercials, YouTube or talking-head scripts, and short social hooks. The skill asks for runtime and tone before drafting.
The skill tells the agent not to invent product claims or facts. Give real names, CTAs, and constraints in your prompt so the draft stays accurate.
Open the Cursor page for this skill, copy the SKILL.md, save it under .cursor/skills/script-writing/SKILL.md, then ask Cursor to draft a script with your format and runtime.
Yes. You can preview and copy it here with no login. Running it inside Cursor, Claude, or Kiro uses that product’s own limits.
Yes. The skill pushes beats first. If the beat sheet is weak, polishing dialogue usually wastes time.