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action-description

bybren-llc

This skill provides screenplay action and description writing techniques. Covers present tense formatting, visual storytelling, action sequences, and paragraph structure for scene descriptions. Use when: writi...

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scene-analysis

bybren-llc

This skill provides scene-by-scene analysis techniques for screenplays. Covers scene anatomy, beat breakdown, pacing evaluation, and the core question "what changes?" to identify unnecessary or weak scenes. Us...

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logline

bybren-llc

This skill provides logline (hook) writing techniques for screenplays. Covers the four components (characters, conflict, setting, action), formulas for effective loglines, and common mistakes to avoid. Use whe...

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synopsis

bybren-llc

This skill provides one-page synopsis writing techniques for screenplays. Covers the five requirements of a good synopsis, synopsis vs treatment comparison, and formatting for submission to producers and execut...

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transitions

bybren-llc

This skill provides screenplay transition formatting and conventions. Covers CUT TO, DISSOLVE TO, FADE IN/OUT, SMASH CUT, and when to use (or avoid) transitions for pacing and story effect. Use when: adding sc...

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arc-check

bybren-llc

This skill validates character arc development throughout a screenplay. Covers positive, negative, transformational, and flat arc types with examples from classic films like Tootsie, The Godfather, and Empire o...

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writing-partner

leegonzales

Collaborative essay writing that preserves authenticity through structured interview, thread tracking, and voice calibration. Transforms AI from text generator into intellectual prosthesis. Use when writing ess...

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persona

SimHacker

Identity layers for characters — WHO they are vs WHAT they do

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goal

SimHacker

Quest objectives that drive narrative — the WANTS of adventure

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dreaming

petekp

Think expansively and imaginatively without practical constraints. Use when brainstorming ambitious ideas, exploring what's possible, challenging assumptions, envisioning ideal futures, or when the user needs t...

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name-location-generator

nicmarti

Génère des noms de lieux (cités, villes, villages, régions) cohérents avec les 4 factions. Utilise des styles distincts par royaume (valdorine maritime, karvath militaire, lumenciel religieux, astrène mélancoli...

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name-generator

nicmarti

Génère des noms de personnages fantasy selon la race et le sexe. Supporte nains, elfes, halfelins, humains et PNJ (tavernier, marchand, garde, noble, mage, méchant). Utilisez pour nommer joueurs et PNJ.

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story-generator

dmccreary

This skill generates graphic novel narratives about physicists and scientists for intelligent textbooks. It creates compelling, historically-accurate stories with image prompts designed for high school students...

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writing-with-style

phamquiluan

Apply Steven Pinker's "The Sense of Style" principles for clear, engaging prose. Use classic style to show readers ideas as if through a window onto the world.

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e2e-testing-standards

williamzujkowski

Implement robust E2E tests with Playwright or Cypress using Page Object Model, proper waits, and CI/CD integration. Covers selector strategies, flaky test prevention, and cross-browser testing patterns.

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