What is mediastorm-copywriter?

This project is a Claude Code Agent Skill that writes Chinese voiceover scripts in the style of Mediastorm (影视飓风), a well known Chinese video channel. It was built by studying the subtitles from 19 of the channel's recent videos and pulling out the recurring patterns behind them: how the videos open, how the main points are organized, how numbers get paired with comparisons, how sponsor mentions are worked in naturally, how a punchy closing line lands, and the fixed sign off line the channel always uses. To use it, you give the skill a topic. You can also optionally specify the content type, how long the script should be, a sponsor to mention, or source material. The skill then writes a full script that follows the channel's format. That includes a direct opening hook, chosen from six types such as a close up shot of an object, a counterintuitive question, putting the viewer directly into the scene, an extreme scenario, introducing a person first, or the channel's own ritual style opening. The script then follows what the author calls a golden seven part shape, moving from the hook to a bigger idea, to a natural sponsor mention, to the main points one by one, to a turn, to a closing thought, and finally the channel's signature call to action, with variations for review style or vlog style videos. The writing style leans on speaking directly to the viewer, asking and answering questions, turning any abstract number into something relatable, and explaining any abstract idea through a comparison. To install it for Claude Code, you clone the repository into your skills folder, then simply ask Claude to write a script about a topic in the Mediastorm style to trigger it. The repository is organized around a main SKILL.md file that holds the workflow, ten fixed rules, and a self check list, plus a references folder with separate files for script structure, opening hooks, transition phrasing, style rules, and worked examples from real clips. The README notes that the skill only includes short quoted phrases used to illustrate these patterns, since the full videos and their scripts remain the copyright of Mediastorm. The patterns were drawn from the channel's public auto generated subtitles, meant for study and for creating new, original scripts. The project is licensed under MIT.