event-runofshow

Generate a minute-by-minute run-of-show cue sheet from an event brief.

14|Updated Apr 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/hungv47/meta-skills --skill event-runofshow
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: event-runofshow
Source: https://github.com/hungv47/meta-skills/tree/main/skills/marketing/event-runofshow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hungv47/meta-skills --skill event-runofshow

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Convert a live-event brief into a deterministic minute-by-minute run-of-show (cue sheet) that lists segments, timing, owners, technical cues, and contingencies to run a production smoothly.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-end 3-agent workflow (Segment Planner, Logistics Director, Critic) to transform a brief into a fully authored run-of-show with a master timing table.
  • Ensures critical gates: timing integrity, one owner per segment, explicit transitions and contingencies, and a pre-show checklist.
  • Artifacts and routing: outputs a standardized Markdown artifact stored under docs/forsvn/artifacts/marketing/event-runofshow and wired to the capability routing.

Quick Start

Produce a brief event type and duration, then run the event-runofshow workflow to generate the run-of-show artifact.

Frequently Asked Questions about event-runofshow

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
What is a run-of-show cue sheet and when do I need one for a live event?

A run-of-show cue sheet is a minute-by-minute timeline listing start times, segment owners, content beats, technical cues, and contingencies. You need one for live events or webinars to ensure timing integrity, clear ownership, and smooth production transitions.

How do I build a run-of-show from an event brief?

To build a run-of-show from an event brief, apply a three-agent workflow: Segment Planner structures the timeline, Logistics Director assigns owners and cues, and a Critic validates timing integrity. This process outputs a standardized Markdown artifact with a master timing table.

How do I add contingencies to a webinar run-of-show?

Contingencies are added to a webinar run-of-show during the logistics phase. The workflow explicitly maps robust contingency plans for each segment alongside technical cues, ensuring production teams handle unexpected delays or transitions smoothly.

Can I generate a minute-by-minute cue sheet for a live event without prior production experience?

Yes, you can generate a minute-by-minute cue sheet by providing a brief with the event type and duration. The automated Segment Planner and Logistics Director agents handle timing breakdown, ownership assignment, and transition mapping, requiring no manual production scheduling experience.

What's the best way to ensure timing integrity across multiple event segments?

The best way to ensure timing integrity is to use a dedicated Critic agent that reviews the master timing table. This enforces critical gates by validating segment durations, explicit transitions, and one owner per segment before finalizing the run-of-show.

Why does my event run-of-show need a documented artifact?

A documented run-of-show artifact is needed to provide a deterministic reference for the production team. It standardizes start times, cues, and pre-show checklists into a routed Markdown file, preventing miscommunication during live execution.