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AI Short Drama

AI Short Drama is an open-source Skill for Codex, Claude Code and compatible Skills clients that structures short-drama development, tracks story and serial state, and prepares production handoffs.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when developing a short-drama premise into episodes or a production handoff, especially when serial continuity and structured shot planning matter.

Who it is for

  • Writers developing short-drama concepts, episodes or serialized seasons with a supported Skills client.
  • Creators who need continuity across characters, world rules, episode payoffs and state changes.
  • Production planners who want to record model constraints, recurring-character assets and shot timelines.

Documented uses

  • Evaluate concepts before developing them into a story bible.
  • Plan seasons and episodes around episode turns, payoffs, cliffhangers and state changes.
  • Route a project among supported short-drama formats and prepare model-aware shot timelines.
  • Produce structured production packs and use schemas and lint tools to check story contracts and production plans.
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Requirements & limits

The repository is publicly available, open source and MIT-licensed. Installation instructions are provided for Codex and Claude Code Skills directories.

  • The core deliverable is story development and a production pack, not an automatically assembled video.
  • Media-generation suggestions use a separately referenced companion tool; automatic video assembly needs a separate executor or compatible editing tool.
  • The Skill's schemas and lint tools check specified story and production-plan structures; model capabilities still need to be confirmed for the intended production.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Install AI Short Drama as a Codex or Claude Code Skill

Place the Skill in the documented directory for the client you use.

Before you start

  • A Codex or Claude Code installation that supports Skills.
  • Git, to clone the repository.

Steps

  1. For Codex, clone the repository to ~/.codex/skills/ai-short-drama.

  2. For Claude Code, clone it to ~/.claude/skills/ai-short-drama.

  3. After installation, invoke $ai-short-drama with a story premise and a requested development task.

Expected outcome

The Skill is placed in the selected client's Skills directory and can be invoked with a premise, such as a request for a three-episode pilot.

Guide limitations

  • The documented instructions cover Codex and Claude Code; other compatible clients are mentioned, but their installation paths are not specified.
  • Automatic video assembly requires a separate executor or compatible editing tool.
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15 October 2026
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