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Writes natural, conversational radio presenter links — intros, bridges, back-announcements, and closes — matching a show's tone and register. Useful for scripting continuity between segments.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/autopunk-media-skills:presenter-link-writerThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Writes natural, conversational presenter links to introduce, bridge, and close segments within a radio programme, matching the show's tone and the presenter's register.
Writes natural, conversational presenter links to introduce, bridge, and close segments within a radio programme, matching the show's tone and the presenter's register.
Required: The link type (intro / bridge / back-anno / close), the content being introduced or followed, and the programme's tone (e.g. upbeat daytime, serious current affairs, intimate late-night). Optional: Presenter name, any specific facts or angle to highlight in the link, duration target (in seconds), and examples of the presenter's existing style for voice matching.
Each link is labelled by type and position (e.g. INTRO LINK, BRIDGE — before interview, BACK ANNO, CLOSE). Script copy is presented in double-spaced lines. Optional speaker notes appear in italics in square brackets, e.g. [pause before music bed]. Default length is 20–30 seconds per link. Multiple links for the same show can be delivered in sequence under a shared header.
Programme: "The Morning Show" — upbeat daytime news-and-features programme, warm and accessible tone Presenter: no specific name needed Links needed:
INTRO LINK — 8:00 PROGRAMME OPEN | ~25 secs
Good morning and welcome to The Morning Show — it's eight o'clock on Monday, and we have a busy one ahead.
If you're planning to travel by train this week, we have some news you'll want to hear first — rail workers have announced a fresh wave of strike action starting Thursday. We'll have the full details in the bulletin at the top of the hour.
Coming up this morning: the expert who says what you eat in January genuinely matters — and it's simpler than you think. Stay with us.
BRIDGE — INTO NUTRITIONIST INTERVIEW | ~20 secs
[after music track fades]
Now — how often do you actually think about what you're eating at this time of year? Most of us are still working through what's left in the fridge from the holidays.
My next guest says the shift from winter to spring is one of the most important moments to get your diet right — and she's been helping people do exactly that for twenty years.
BACK ANNO — AFTER COMMUNITY GARDEN PACKAGE | ~15 secs
That was the story of the Ferndale Community Garden — run entirely by volunteers on what was, three years ago, a derelict patch of land. If you'd like to get involved, their details are on our website.
PROGRAMME CLOSE | ~30 secs
[warm, unhurried pace; slight lift on final line]
That's The Morning Show for this Monday morning — thank you for spending part of your day with us.
The news is at nine, and we're back tomorrow from six. Until then — look after yourselves, and we'll see you in the morning.
npx claudepluginhub ur-grue/autopunk-media-skills --plugin autopunk-media-skillsWrites short presenter or narrator lines to bridge program segments smoothly. Useful for documentary, news, or TV scripting to avoid jarring cuts.
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