Script Writer

export default async function script_writer(input) {
  console.log("🧠 Running skill: script-writer");
  
  // TODO: implement actual logic for this skill
  return {
    message: "Skill 'script-writer' executed successfully!",
    input
  };
}


{
  "name": "@ai-labs-claude-skills/script-writer",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "Claude AI skill: script-writer",
  "main": "index.js",
  "files": [
    "."
  ],
  "license": "MIT",
  "author": "AI Labs"
}

# YouTube Script Formats and Structures

## Common YouTube Video Types

### 1. Educational/Tutorial Videos
**Structure:**
- Hook (0-10 seconds)
- Introduction (10-30 seconds)
- Main content with clear sections (bulk of video)
- Recap/Summary
- Call to action

**Characteristics:**
- Clear, step-by-step explanations
- Visual cues mentioned ("as you can see here")
- Numbered points or sections
- Pause points for viewer to follow along

### 2. Listicle/Top X Videos
**Structure:**
- Hook with the promise
- Quick intro
- Item #X (countdown or count up)
- Each item: Name → Explanation → Why it matters
- Conclusion with recap
- CTA

**Characteristics:**
- High energy
- Quick pace
- Transitions between items
- Suspense building (save best for last)

### 3. Story/Narrative Videos
**Structure:**
- Compelling hook
- Setup/Context
- Rising action
- Climax
- Resolution
- Reflection/Lesson
- CTA

**Characteristics:**
- Emotional connection
- Descriptive language
- Pacing variety
- Character development
- Plot twists or reveals

### 4. Review Videos
**Structure:**
- Hook with verdict tease
- Introduction to product/subject
- Pros
- Cons
- Comparisons (if applicable)
- Final verdict
- Who it's for
- CTA

**Characteristics:**
- Balanced perspective
- Specific examples
- Personal experience
- Clear criteria
- Honest assessment

### 5. Vlog Style
**Structure:**
- Energetic hook
- What's happening today
- Chronological or thematic sections
- Behind-the-scenes moments
- Reflection/Lesson learned
- CTA

**Characteristics:**
- Conversational
- Personal
- Authentic
- Energy shifts
- Direct address to camera

### 6. Commentary/Opinion Videos
**Structure:**
- Hook with controversial/interesting take
- Context/Background
- Main argument with supporting points
- Counter-arguments addressed
- Conclusion with final stance
- CTA

**Characteristics:**
- Strong voice
- Persuasive language
- Evidence and examples
- Conversational yet authoritative
- Engagement with opposing views

## Script Components Breakdown

### The Hook (First 5-10 seconds)
**Purpose:** Stop the scroll, capture attention immediately

**Techniques:**
- Question: "Have you ever wondered why...?"
- Bold statement: "This changed everything I thought I knew about..."
- Conflict: "I made a huge mistake and here's what happened..."
- Promise: "By the end of this video, you'll know exactly how to..."
- Shock: "I lost $10,000 in 5 minutes..."
- Pattern interrupt: "Stop! Before you [common action], watch this..."

**Examples:**
- "In the next 60 seconds, I'm going to show you a trick that will save you hours"
- "This is the most important thing I've learned in 10 years of..."
- "Everyone gets this wrong, and it's costing them..."

### The Introduction (10-45 seconds)
**Purpose:** Establish credibility, set expectations, deliver on hook promise

**Elements:**
- Who you are (if relevant)
- What the video is about
- Why it matters to viewer
- What they'll learn/gain
- Quick preview of main points

**Example:**
"Hey everyone, I'm [Name], and today we're diving into [topic]. If you've ever struggled with [problem], this video is for you. I'm going to show you [solution] that [benefit]. We'll cover [point 1], [point 2], and [point 3]. Let's get started."

### The Main Content
**Purpose:** Deliver the value promised in hook and intro

**Best Practices:**
- Break into clear sections
- Use transitions
- Repeat key points
- Provide examples
- Address common objections
- Maintain energy
- Include visual references

**Transition Phrases:**
- "Now that we'v