script-analysis-review-skill

Run this Skill after the director produces the shot-level breakdown file. It reads the original screenplay and the analysis, compares them line by line, scores each scene on a 1-10 scale, and passes only when the average is at least 8 with no dimension below 6.

The checklist covers plot coverage, fused shot paragraphs, camera movement integration, reaction beats during long dialogue, performance precision, key-shot identification, dramatic tension, pacing, and scene transitions. It also enforces boundary rules against storyboard IDs, durations, and asset lists.

No. Dialogue additions, deletions, omissions, and duplicates are handled by a separate dialogue-checker subagent that must return ok:true before this Skill runs. This Skill only handles plot understanding and performance issues arising from dialogue problems.

Durations, S-segment IDs, sub-shot seconds, and video generation parameters belong to the later storyboard stage, not the director analysis. The boundary check marks any such content as failing and requires the director to keep only shot-level narrative direction.

The Skill records a FAIL verdict with a prioritized problem list describing each issue, its location, and a fix direction. Only a single one-line Chinese status is returned to the producer; full scoring tables stay internal.