One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/nmarchand73/new_tempsx --skill science-editor
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: science-editor
Source: https://github.com/nmarchand73/new_tempsx/tree/main/.claude/skills/science-editor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nmarchand73/new_tempsx --skill science-editor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill translates complex scientific concepts into accessible, well-structured narratives for science-focused episodes, helping authors explain ideas without hype or confusion.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Act I introductions: craft intriguing openings that grab attention while grounding the topic in relatable context.
  • Act II decryption: present concepts with clear progression, minimal jargon, and useful analogies.
  • Act III tension: pose open-ended questions and explore implications without prematurely resolving them.
  • Research-guided narration: leverage browser-based sources to enrich accuracy and provide diverse perspectives.
  • Documentary tone: maintain a Temps X–style narration that is engaging, thoughtful, and cinematic.

Quick Start

Start by outlining Act I, II, and III for a chosen science topic, then craft a three-act script that explains the concept and invites reflection.

Frequently Asked Questions about science-editor

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a science documentary script that explains complex concepts clearly?

To write a science documentary script, structure your narrative into three acts: an intriguing introduction, a clear decryption of concepts with minimal jargon, and a tension-building conclusion with open-ended questions for reflection.

What is the best way to translate scientific research into an accessible narration?

The best way to translate scientific research into accessible narration is to use a documentary tone with clear progression, useful analogies, and browser-based research to ensure accuracy and incorporate diverse perspectives without hype.

Can I use this approach to create long-form educational episodes with a cinematic tone?

Yes, you can create long-form educational episodes with a cinematic tone by applying a Temps X-style narration that is engaging and thoughtful, while grounding the topic in relatable context throughout the three-act structure.

How do I structure a science episode to build tension without prematurely resolving the topic?

To build tension in a science episode, structure Act III to pose open-ended questions and explore implications without prematurely resolving them, allowing the audience to reflect on the broader meaning of the scientific concepts.

Does writing a science documentary script require browser-based research for sourcing?

Yes, writing a science documentary script leverages browser-based research to enrich accuracy and provide diverse, up-to-date sources, satisfying the formatting, sourcing, and safety requirements necessary for the narrative.