What problem does it solve?
Short-video viewers swipe away the moment a script loses them, but creators struggle to spot where their own transcripts break. This Skill inspects a spoken-word transcript paragraph by paragraph to find logical jumps, redundant passages, and sentences that are hard to say out loud, then marks exactly where viewers are likely to drop off.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Three-dimension scan: Checks logical transitions between paragraphs, information density within each paragraph, and sentence-level spoken fluency (long sentences, jargon, written-style phrasing).
- Risk-graded report: Labels every issue as high risk (likely swipe-away), medium risk (attention drift), or minor suggestion, with quoted original text and concrete rewrite suggestions.
- Marked-up revision mode: On confirmation, edits the transcript in place using strikethrough for deletions, 🆕 for additions, and ⚠️ for reverted changes, preserving the original wording and full revision history.
- Use Case: Paste your 60-second video script and ask where viewers will swipe away; you receive a paragraph map, a prioritized problem list with fixes, and an optional in-place marked-up revision.
Quick Start
Paste your short-video transcript and ask the agent to check its logical flow and swipe-away risks with dbs-script-flow.