XYQ Short Drama Script

Problem It Solves

Short-drama scripts often start from a one-line premise, but direct full-script generation can drift: characters become inconsistent, episode structure gets loose, and the output is hard to reuse for shot references. xyq-short-drama separates the workflow into “confirm the concept first, then expand episode scripts,” helping the model maintain format and narrative consistency within a limited context.

How It Works

It first confirms the genre, core hook, and expected episode count, then outputs a concept brief: worldview, character system, and episode or standalone story setup. After user confirmation, it generates episode scripts. Each episode usually contains 3-5 scenes and follows short-drama conventions: scene headings, △ stage directions, character dialogue, and an end frame. It supports both anthology and serialized structures, and can continue later episodes from existing setup.

Limits to Keep in Mind

This skill produces script text only; it does not generate video, images, or finished footage. Due to context limits, a single pass is better suited to roughly 6-10 episodes, while longer projects should be generated in batches while preserving prior setup. It is not intended to replace professional screenwriters, feature-length film scripts, novel writing or translation, or real-time collaborative editing. If the goal is to turn the script into video, use a video generation capability instead.