Writing

19 tools reviewed

8.2
screenwriting-skills Review 2026 — 26 Agent Skills That Turn 47 Craft Books and 23 Script Collections Into a Working Writers' Room

screenwriting-skills (jtydhr88, created September 6, 2026, 1,081 stars, personal-study license) is an open set of 26 Agent Skills for screenwriting, television writing and dramaturgy, distilled from 47 craft books and 23 volumes of published scripts, scores and plays in Chinese, American, British, Japanese and Korean traditions. This review covers the four-layer skill structure, the deliberate one-source-tree-in-Chinese decision and the multilingual runtime that follows from it, the Chinese-opera banqiang and qupai systems, the master corpora behind Ozu and Succession, the install paths for Claude Code and Codex, and the honest limits: a personal-study license, instruction files you cannot audit unless you read Chinese, and a two-week-old, single-maintainer project.

7.6
sepia Review 2026 — De-AI Writing Skill That Repairs Narrative Architecture, Not Just Word Choice

sepia is an MIT-licensed, research-grounded De-AI writing skill for Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, and Antigravity that fixes the layer that actually gives AI writing away: narrative architecture. Backed by the StoryScope study (61,608 stories — narrative-structure features alone detect AI fiction at 93.2% macro-F1, while surface-style edits barely move it), sepia runs a three-pass protocol — architecture, discourse flow, surface style — with a 30-feature diagnosis rubric, per-model fingerprint corrections, and domain rule files for release notes, PR replies, postmortems, tickets, and technical articles. 918 stars in three days.