Create vertical short drama scripts covering macro construction, episode writing, precise optimization, and creative ideation using Emotional Spring Theory. Use when creating short dramas from scratch, optimizing existing script dialogue and pacing, designing story outlines with suspense hooks, or brainstorming slap-in-the-face scenes and character biographies.
Orchestrate the full plot-point dramatic function analysis pipeline — text preprocessing, parallel segment analysis, result integration, and report generation — for long-form story content. Use when analyzing plot points and dramatic functions in long texts, producing structured dramatic analysis reports, or coordinating multi-step story analysis workflows.
Evaluate and score story text across market potential, innovation attributes, and content highlights dimensions, producing structured scoring reports with development recommendations. Use when conducting novel initial screening, assessing IP adaptation potential, scoring stories for multi-dimensional quality comparison, or guiding story creation and optimization direction.
Evaluate film and TV scripts across ideological, artistic, and entertainment value dimensions, producing structured scoring reports with follow-up recommendations. Use when assessing script development quality, determining modification direction, reviewing scripts before project approval, or benchmarking screenwriter capabilities.
Analyze story genre types, extract creative elements and story features. Suitable for identifying genre positioning, extracting creativity, analyzing market audience
Translates an ICP definition into a step-by-step guide for identifying target companies in lemlist using signals, triggers, and firmographic filters. Use when asked "find me companies to target", "how do I find accounts in lemlist", "build a company list", "which companies match my ICP", "how to use lemlist signals to find prospects", or after list-builder routes to account-level targeting. Produces a pedagogical, step-by-step signal and filter guide.
Conduct competitive analysis to identify direct and indirect competitors, map their positioning, surface strengths and weaknesses, and generate differentiation angles for outbound messaging. Use when asked "who are our competitors", "competitive analysis for [company]", "how do we compare to X", "find alternatives to [product]", "competitive positioning", "battlecard", "how to beat [competitor]", "what do competitors offer", or "differentiate from X in outreach". Always use this skill before writing competitive positioning or handling competitor objections.