VanGong1999
Community@VanGong1999 · 北京
VanGong1999 provides 31 Claude Code skills for vertical short-drama script creation, story structure analysis, character profiling, and IP/novel evaluation.
Agent Skills by VanGong1999
Showing 31 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
VanGong1999series-analyzer
Analyzes aired TV series through episode breakdown, five-element story analysis, and web search.
VanGong1999file-reference
Parse @-symbol and natural-language file references to extract content for short-drama planning.
VanGong1999text-splitter
Split long text into size-limited chunks while preserving sentence and paragraph boundaries.
VanGong1999text-truncator
Truncates text to a length limit while preserving sentence boundaries.
VanGong1999mind-map-generator
Generate visual mind maps from story outlines and character relationships via the generateTreeMind API.
VanGong1999character-profile
Generate detailed character biographies by analyzing story text for traits, backgrounds, and relationships.
VanGong1999character-relationships
Analyze character relationships in story texts, identifying types, traits, and development arcs.
VanGong1999score-analyzer
Analyzes multi-round evaluation scores to compute statistics and assign S/A/B rating grades.
VanGong1999novel-truncator
Truncates novel text to a maximum length at chapter or sentence boundaries.
VanGong1999novel-summarizer
Summarizes novel text into a 500-800 character third-person story outline.
VanGong1999novel-evaluator
Evaluate and score story texts across market potential, innovation, and content quality dimensions.
VanGong1999web-search
Searches the web for vertical short-drama market trends and industry insights.
VanGong1999knowledge-query
Query vertical short-drama knowledge bases for scriptwriting techniques and industry information.
VanGong1999drama-planner
Generates vertical short-drama planning proposals with emotional value analysis and monetization design.
VanGong1999drama-creator
Creates vertical short-drama scripts with emotion-driven pacing, hooks, and plot reversals.
VanGong1999plot-workflow
Orchestrates multi-agent generation of major and detailed plot points from story text.
VanGong1999drama-workflow
Orchestrates plot point and dramatic function analysis of long-form story texts.
VanGong1999script-evaluator
Evaluates film and TV screenplays across ideological, artistic, and entertainment dimensions with structured scoring.
VanGong1999story-outline-evaluator
Evaluates story outlines across market potential, innovation, and content quality dimensions with structured scoring.
VanGong1999drama-evaluator
Evaluates story texts against vertical short-drama criteria across five scoring dimensions.
VanGong1999ip-evaluator
Evaluate IP adaptation value through multi-dimensional scoring of market potential, innovation, and content highlights.
VanGong1999output-formatter
Integrates agent outputs into structured reports in Markdown, JSON, HTML, or text formats.
VanGong1999result-integrator
Integrates multiple plot-point analysis results into a unified deduplicated report.
VanGong1999plot-points-analyzer
Analyze story plot points to identify key events and turning points in narratives.
Frequently Asked Questions About VanGong1999
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with VanGong1999's skills?▼
You can analyze story plot points and dramatic functions, generate character profiles and relationship maps, create vertical short-drama scripts and planning proposals, evaluate scripts and novels across market potential and innovation dimensions, score IP adaptation value, split or truncate long texts, and integrate multi-source analysis into structured reports.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target short-drama screenwriters, script editors, story development teams, and content acquisition evaluators working with vertical short dramas, novels, and IP adaptation projects. The skills support project planning, script quality review, and pre-production story documentation.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Each skill is a folder with a SKILL.md frontmatter file placed into a Claude Code skills directory. They require Claude Code 1.0 or later and run on the opus model. Permitted capabilities are declared per skill via allowed-tools such as Read, Write, and WebSearch.
What license and cost apply to these skills?▼
All 31 skills are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. There is no licensing cost; the only runtime requirement is a compatible Claude Code 1.0+ environment with access to the opus model.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills need?▼
Prerequisites are Claude Code 1.0+ and the opus model. Skills declare minimal tool dependencies: most use Read for file input, some add Write or WebSearch, and several run with no external tools. The mind-map-generator skill calls the generateTreeMind service to return image URLs.