What problem does it solve?
Writing a 50-100 episode vertical short drama requires managing genre conventions, pacing curves, cliffhanger hooks, paywall placement, and content compliance across hundreds of scenes, which is difficult to keep consistent manually.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Full Production Workflow: Guided commands (/start, /plan, /characters, /outline, /episode, /review, /export) take a project from topic selection through per-episode scripts to a formatted final export, with progress tracked in a state file.
- Built-in Craft Knowledge: Eight reference guides cover 13 genre templates, a four-tier villain system, five hook types, rhythm curves, satisfaction matrices, and paywall strategies.
- Compliance & Overseas Modes: A compliance audit checks red-line content and value orientation for domestic release, while overseas mode converts scripts to English Hollywood format (INT./EXT., WIDE SHOT) with cultural localization.
- Use Case: A creator wants to produce a 60-episode billionaire romance for ReelShort. They run /start to pick genre and audience, /plan and /outline to structure the season, then batch-write episodes and run /review and /compliance before exporting the complete screenplay.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to start a new short drama project by running /start and choosing a genre, audience, tone, and episode count.