Douyin Short-Video Script Generation And Feishu Storage

Problem Solved

When producing Douyin short videos at scale, scripting often gets stuck between requirement parsing, angle differentiation, storyboard quality, and writing results back to Feishu. Requirements may already exist in a multi-dimensional table, but turning them into 15s, 18s, or 30s scripts is still slow; two scripts may also end up as the same copy with a new opening, while common failures include overlong voiceover, missing shot framing, camera movement, shot logic, and invalid Feishu field formats.

How It Works

The skill reads pending requirements from the configured Feishu multi-dimensional table, extracting fields such as product category, brand positioning, feature claims, compliance limits, script type, duration, and output count. It then generates two differentiated scripts by default, constrained to the allowed angles: pain-point, scene, trust, curiosity, comparison, so the two outputs do not merely reuse the same narrative. Each script follows a professional directing standard and is expressed with an 11-column storyboard table covering:

• shot number, duration, shot size, camera movement
• background and environment, lighting and color, on-screen action and expression
• editing rhythm, visual elements, voiceover copy, subtitles, shot function logic

Before writing to Feishu, it enforces field rules: differentiated angle uses only the five allowed values, script type is traffic or sales, and related requirement uses an array-of-object format. Chinese JSON payloads are written to a temporary file first and referenced via @filepath to reduce command-line parsing failures; after all scripts are saved, the requirement status is updated to processed.

Scope And Notes

Best for teams that already maintain a Feishu requirement pool and need batch-produced shoot-ready scripts plus storyboard references. If compliance boundaries are complex, brand voice is highly specific, or table schemas change, manual review of field names and values is required. It does not handle video editing, asset generation, or ad placement strategy; its output is script generation and write-back.