cheat-shoot

Track video shooting progress by recording completed shots and comparing actual shooting scripts against pre-written versions. This Skill maintains a shot list and verifies script alignment to keep your content creation workflow organized and accurate.

Data-driven decision making for video production involves using shot tracking data and script consistency metrics to inform content strategy. By analyzing completed shooting records, creators can evaluate performance and adjust future video production decisions to improve outcomes.

Mark a script file as shot by invoking the Skill with your markdown script path, such as 'scripts/2026-05-04_abc123_停止期待.md'. The Skill updates the file to reflect the completed shooting status and maintains your shot tracking list.

Yes, you need Bash, Read, Write, and Edit permissions to manage shot tracking. These permissions allow the Skill to execute commands, access script files, record completed shots, and update shooting data within your content creation workflow.

The best way to compare actual shooting scripts with pre-written ones is using the script consistency check feature. It automatically compares your markdown script files against the planned content, highlighting differences to ensure your video production stays aligned with the original script.

Limitations when tracking video shooting data for multiple scripts depend on your file organization and Bash environment. The Skill processes markdown files like 'scripts/2026-05-04_abc123_停止期待.md', so maintaining a clear directory structure is essential for accurate shot tracking and script consistency checks.