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Writing and Reviewing Scripts

Generate video scripts from your ideas, get AI critiques with ratings, revise based on feedback, and save scripts to your library.

The Script feature inside Video Ideation lets you go from a rough idea to a polished video script in minutes. Generate a first draft, get an AI critique with specific feedback, revise until you're happy, and save the final version to your library.

Generating a Script

From inside an ideation session:

  1. From the Ideas panel — Click Write Script on any saved idea card. The AI uses the idea's title, description, and context to generate a script.
  2. From the chat — Ask directly: "Write a 10-minute script for the hallucination video idea" or "Generate a script about building AI apps with React."

What to include in your request

The more detail you give, the better the script:

  • Video length — "Write a 10-minute script" or "Make it a short 5-minute video"
  • Format — "Tutorial style", "storytelling", "listicle with countdown"
  • Tone — "Casual and funny", "professional and authoritative"
  • Key points — "Make sure to cover RAG, prompt engineering, and validation"
  • Audience — "For intermediate Python developers" or "For complete beginners"

The Script Panel

When a script is generated, it appears in the Script tab on the right panel of the chat interface. The script includes:

  • Formatted sections with timestamp markers (e.g., [TIMESTAMP: 00:00])
  • Visual cues describing what should be on screen
  • On-screen text suggestions for overlays and graphics
  • Hook, setup, main content sections, and CTA — structured for YouTube best practices
  • Estimated duration and word count

You can read through the script in the panel while continuing to chat on the left.

Critiquing a Script

After generating a script, ask the AI to critique it:

  • "Critique this script"
  • "What could be improved?"
  • "Rate this script and tell me what's weak"

The AI provides a structured critique with:

  • Overall rating — A score reflecting quality
  • Strengths — What works well (hook, structure, pacing)
  • Weaknesses — Specific areas to improve
  • Suggestions — Concrete changes to make

Revising a Script

Based on the critique or your own ideas, ask for a revision:

  • "Revise the script to make the hook more dramatic"
  • "Shorten the intro and add more code examples"
  • "Rewrite section 3 with a real-world example"

The AI generates a new version of the script incorporating your feedback. You can go through multiple revision cycles until you're satisfied.

Saving Scripts

Once you're happy with a script, it can be saved to your library:

  1. The AI saves scripts automatically when generated
  2. Access saved scripts from the session's idea detail pages
  3. Scripts include metadata: title, word count, estimated duration, and which session/idea they belong to

Tips

  • Start with a specific idea from the Ideas panel — scripts are much better when the AI already has context about the topic, audience, and hook
  • Always request a critique after the first draft — the revision cycle consistently produces stronger scripts
  • Specify your video length upfront — a 5-minute script is structured very differently from a 15-minute one
  • Use the script as a starting point, not a teleprompter — adapt it to your natural speaking style
  • Ask for multiple hook options: "Give me 3 different hooks for this script" to find what feels right
  • Combine with thumbnail generation — ask the AI for a thumbnail concept that matches the script's tone