From screenplay-prep
Run the read-only screenplay audit suite against the current project. Reads PROJECT_PROFILE.md §0 for the per-screenplay parameters, then dispatches the relevant auditor agents (continuity, motif, slugline, cast-cue, fact-drift, fidelity, structure, dialogue) and summarizes findings by severity. Use after a script revision, before circulating a draft, or to spot-check the derived production-doc corpus.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/screenplay-prep:auditThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You are orchestrating the **screenplay-prep** audit suite for the screenplay project in the current working directory. The agents are project-parameterized: they read `${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}/Claude Docs/PROJECT_PROFILE.md` §0 for the per-screenplay configuration and otherwise behave generically.
You are orchestrating the screenplay-prep audit suite for the screenplay project in the current working directory. The agents are project-parameterized: they read ${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}/Claude Docs/PROJECT_PROFILE.md §0 for the per-screenplay configuration and otherwise behave generically.
${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}/Claude Docs/PROJECT_PROFILE.md exists. If it does not, tell the user this project has not been onboarded yet — they need a PROJECT_PROFILE.md (copy ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/templates/PROJECT_PROFILE.template.md and fill the «per-project» fields). Do not fabricate parameters; stop here.scene_markers.expected, canonical.facts_doc (null → fact-drift has nothing to audit), locations.master_set (null → no location reconcile), cast_registry (empty → cast-cue skips roster reconciliation), and the §6 motif inventory (empty → motif-tracker reports "nothing to verify"). An absent capability is not a failure — it scopes the run.$ARGUMENTS selects the run. With no argument, run the default set: slugline-location-linter, cast-cue-linter, continuity-checker, motif-tracker, fact-drift-auditor, screenplay-fidelity-auditor. Recognized argument tokens (space- or comma-separated): the agent names above, plus dialogue (dialogue-voice-auditor), structure (structure-beat-mapper), rights (rights-clearance-scanner), pitch (pitch-consistency-auditor), proof (proofreader), or all (every auditor).
Dispatch each selected agent (they are read-only — safe to run in parallel). Each returns a structured report. Then synthesize one consolidated summary:
Do not edit any file. These are flag-only audits; the writer decides and fixes. If asked for fix routes, point at SCRIPT_REVISION_NOTES.md conventions, but the edits are the human's call.
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