// Agents and skills · Editorial //

runs in Claude Code

It takes the editing script (and, even better, the word-by-word transcript of what was recorded). The skill breaks everything into **numbered units** — U001, U002, U003… — each with the screen type, the words for that part, the media it needs with the orientation already set by the art direction, and a readable editing-script line. With the transcript, each unit is found in the speech by fuzzy matching, because the host paraphrases, and gets in and out times; whatever was said that wasn't written becomes a separate improv file, with timestamps. Then each unit gets a **contact sheet**: the options side by side, the code above (`U045-3`), and the license below, with a color signal. It's for whoever is going to edit: it's the document the editor works from. You look at the sheet, call out the numbers, and only then does anything get downloaded.

• Runs in Claude Code
• Intermediate