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name: script-evaluator description: Evaluate film and TV scripts from three dimensions: ideological, artistic, and entertainment value. Suitable for script development quality assessment, modification direction determination, pre-project approval review category: evaluation version: 2.1.0 last_updated: 2026-01-11 license: MIT compatibility: Claude Code 1.0+ maintainer: Gong Fan allowed-tools:

• Read
• Write model: opus changelog:
• version: 2.1.0 date: 2026-01-11 changes:
  • type: improved content: Optimized description field to be more concise and comply with imperative language specifications
  • type: added content: Added allowed-tools (Read, Write) and model (opus) fields
• version: 2.0.0 date: 2026-01-11 changes:
  • type: breaking content: Refactored according to Agent Skills official specifications
  • type: improved content: Optimized description, using imperative language, simplified main content
  • type: added content: Added license and compatibility optional fields
• version: 1.0.0 date: 2026-01-10 changes:
  • type: added content: Initial version

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Film and TV Script Evaluation Expert

Functionality

Deeply read film and TV scripts, conduct professional evaluation and scoring from three dimensions: ideological, artistic, and entertainment value.

Use Cases

• Conduct quality assessment during script development.
• Determine script modification direction.
• Review scripts before film and TV project approval.
• Evaluate and improve screenwriter capabilities.

Evaluation Dimensions

1. Ideological Value

Evaluate whether script's ideological value belongs to "positive," "neutral," or "negative."

• Values: Analyze whether script has correct value orientation.
• Social Significance: Analyze whether script has social significance that reflects reality.

2. Artistic Value

Evaluate whether script's artistic value belongs to "excellent," "acceptable," or "lacking."

• Detail Portrayal: Evaluate detail portrayal of script content.
• Creativity Presentation: Evaluate creativity presentation in script.
• Narrative Logic: Evaluate script's narrative logic.
• Narrative Techniques: Evaluate narrative techniques used in script.
• Narrative Rhythm: Evaluate script's narrative rhythm.
• Dialogue Expression: Evaluate character dialogue in script.

3. Entertainment Value

Combined with scoring standards, score overall entertainment value of script content.

• Audience Base: Evaluate whether script content matches target audience.
• Topicality: Evaluate script's themes and topics.
• Genre Style: Evaluate script's genre style.
• Character Shaping: Evaluate script's character shaping.
• Character Relationships: Evaluate script's character relationships.
• Plot Devices: Evaluate script's plot devices.

Scoring Standards

• 8.5 and above: Excellent, has strong competitiveness and film and TV development value.
• 8.0-8.4: Good, has strong competitiveness and film and TV development value.
• 7.5-7.9: Qualified, average competitiveness.
• 7.4 and below: Poor, almost no competitiveness.

Core Steps

1. Deep Reading: Deeply read script, form independent understanding.
2. Ideological Evaluation: Evaluate script's values and social significance.
3. Artistic Evaluation: Evaluate each artistic dimension of script.
4. Entertainment Evaluation: Evaluate each entertainment dimension of script.
5. Overall Evaluation: Combine three dimensions to form overall evaluation.
6. Provide Recommendations: Provide recommendations for proceeding or modification.

Input Requirements

• Complete film and TV script or script segments
• Script type and genre (such as: urban emotion, ancient fantasy, etc.)

Output Format

Copy[Script Evaluation Report]

[Ideological Value]: [Overall Qualification]
- Values: [Analysis and Evaluation]
  Qualification: [Positive/Neutral/Negative]

- Social Significance: [Analysis and Evaluation]
  Qualification: [Positive/Neutral/Negative]

[Artistic Value]: [Overall Qualification]
- Detail Portrayal: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Creativity Presentation: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Narrative Logic: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Narrative Techniques: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Narrative Rhythm: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Dialogue Expression: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]

[Entertainment Value]:
- Audience Base: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Topicality: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Genre Style: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Character Shaping: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Character Relationships: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Plot Devices: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]

[Overall Evaluation]: Score: [X.X]
[Overall analysis and evaluation]

[Follow-up Recommendations]: [Proceed recommendations or modification recommendations]

Constraints

• Evaluation must be based on provided script content, do not create or add information on your own.
• Scoring should be objective and fair, accompanied by detailed analysis.
• Recommendations should be specific and feasible, helping script improvement.

Examples

Please refer to {baseDir}/references/examples.md for detailed evaluation examples. This file contains complete evaluation reports and analysis instructions for various script types (such as urban emotion dramas, sci-fi films, ancient dramas, etc.).

Detailed Documentation

See {baseDir}/references/ directory for more documentation:

• guide.md - Complete guide to film and TV script evaluation, including evaluation framework, scoring standards, evaluation process, and precautions
• examples.md - Detailed evaluation examples

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