Screenplay Format skills for AI agents

Writes Adult Animated Series scripts (ANIM-A format, 22–26 pages/ep). Use whenever the user wants to write an adult animated episode, adult cartoon script, or animated comedy for mature audiences. Triggers: "write an adult animated episode", "write an animated comedy script", "write a Simpsons/Family Guy/Bob's Burgers style episode", "write an adult cartoon", "write an animated sitcom episode", "write a Rick and Morty style script". Handles cutaway gags, cold opens, A/B story, show-style awareness, and voice-performance formatting.

Writes Animated Film screenplays (ANIM-F format, 75–100 pages). Use whenever the user wants to write an animated feature film script. Triggers: "write an animated film", "write an animated movie script", "write a Pixar/Disney style screenplay", "write an animated feature", "write a family animated film script", "write an adult animated feature". Applies visual-first storytelling, 3-act structure with WANT vs NEED protagonist arc, set piece staging, and optional musical number formatting.

Writes Kids Animated Series scripts (ANIM-K format, 11–26 pages/ep). Use whenever the user wants to write a children's animated episode, kids cartoon script, or animated show for young audiences. Triggers: "write a kids animated episode", "write a children's cartoon script", "write a kids show episode", "write a preschool animated script", "write a tween animated episode", "write a Nickelodeon/Disney/PBS Kids style script". Enforces age-appropriate content, prosocial beats, correct vocabulary for target age group, and 11-min or 22-min format.

Writes CG Animated Film screenplays (CG format, 75–100 pages). Use whenever the user wants to write a CG animated feature film script. Triggers: "write a CG animated film", "write a computer animated movie script", "write a DreamWorks/Pixar/Illumination style screenplay", "write a 3D animated feature", "write a CG animation script". Applies visual storytelling, 3-act structure, CG-aware action lines, effects-flagging for water/fire/crowds, and set piece staging.

Writes Documentary scripts (DOC format: 75–110 pages feature / 45–58 pages TV). Use whenever the user wants to write a documentary film or TV documentary script. Triggers: "write a documentary script", "write a documentary screenplay", "write a documentary treatment", "write a doc episode", "write a nature documentary script", "write a true crime documentary", "write a history documentary". Formats narration/VO, interview setups, B-roll direction, archival footage cues, title cards, and recreations correctly. Enforces factual integrity.

Writes Feature Film screenplays (FEAT format, 90–120 pages). Use whenever the user wants to write, draft, or create a feature film script, movie screenplay, or any part thereof. Triggers: "write a feature film", "write a movie script", "write a screenplay", "write act one of my feature", "write the opening scene", "write a thriller/drama/comedy/horror screenplay", "continue my feature script", "write the climax of my movie". Handles all genres. Applies 3-act structure with correct beat placement: inciting incident ~p.10, midpoint ~p.55, all-is-lost ~p.80.

Writes TV Limited Series scripts (LIMITED format, 6–8 episodes, 45–75 pages/ep). Use whenever the user wants to write a limited series, miniseries, prestige TV pilot, or any episode thereof. Triggers: "write a limited series episode", "write a miniseries", "write a prestige TV script", "write a 6-episode series", "write episode 1 of my limited", "write my TV pilot", "write an HBO-style episode". Applies serialized arc structure with per-episode act breaks and cliffhangers.

Writes ongoing TV Series scripts (SERIES format: 42–58 min drama / 20–24 min comedy). Use whenever the user wants to write a spec episode, TV pilot, or episode of an ongoing series. Triggers: "write a TV episode", "write a spec script", "write a sitcom episode", "write a network drama episode", "write a procedural script", "write a half-hour comedy", "write an ongoing series episode". Applies A/B/C story structure with correct act-break formatting for 1-hr drama or ½-hr comedy.

Writes Short Film screenplays (SHORT format, 1–40 pages). Use whenever the user wants to write a short film script. Triggers: "write a short film", "write a short screenplay", "write a 5-minute film", "write a 10-page script", "write a short drama", "write a short comedy", "write a festival short", "write a micro short". Confirms page target before writing. Applies constraint-driven structure: one strong concept, minimal locations, budget awareness, and a payoff-first ending approach scaled to the target length.

Writes Stop-Motion Film screenplays (STOP format, 75–95 pages). Use whenever the user wants to write a stop-motion animated film script. Triggers: "write a stop-motion film", "write a stop-motion screenplay", "write a Laika/Aardman style script", "write a puppet animation film", "write a Coraline/Shaun the Sheep style screenplay". Applies tactile-world writing, puppet physics constraints, practical set geography, and stop-motion aesthetic traditions.

Writes Web Series scripts (WEB format, 5–15 pages/ep). Use whenever the user wants to write a web series episode or online video script. Triggers: "write a web series episode", "write a YouTube series script", "write an online series", "write a streaming short-form series", "write episode 1 of my web series", "write a 5-minute episode", "write a vlog-style series". Enforces 60-second hook rule, episode-ending drive, episode length consistency, serialized arc structure, and production economy for self-produced content.