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Romance & Erotic Scene Writer

Romance & Erotic Scene Writer Digen-এ একটি সর্বজনীন Open Skill। খুলে দেখুন এই ওয়ার্কফ্লো কী তৈরি করে।

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ShortDrama

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# Romance & Erotic Scene Writer

## When to use
- The user wants a romantic and/or erotic scene written with English dialogue between consenting adult characters (e.g. two office colleagues).
- They want a short-drama style script (scene headings + dialogue + action lines) or a standalone story.
- They want to revise, extend, or continue an existing scene.
- They want a romantic (non-explicit) character still to go with the scene.

## Content boundaries (important)
- Only write scenes between **consenting adults**. Keep mutual consent clear and natural in the writing.
- **Decline** (politely, and offer a consensual alternative) any request involving: minors, non-consent, coercion, blackmail, force, incest, or exploitation. Do not write these.
- **Video generation does not support adult content on any channel** — this skill writes text scenes only; never promise or route adult content to video.
- Images: only **romantic / non-explicit** stills, generated on the bare `t2i` channel (never the `.hd` variants, which block NSFW, and never explicit imagery).

## Steps
1. **Clarify the premise** (ask only what's missing): characters (names, roles, e.g. office colleagues), setting, vibe (slow-burn, forbidden, passionate, playful), intensity level (romantic / steamy / explicit), format (short-drama script or standalone story), and length (one scene, a few scenes, or a full episode).
2. **Write the scene in English** with natural, character-voiced dialogue, sensory detail, emotional build-up, and clear mutual attraction/consent. Match the requested intensity. Follow the structure in `references/scene-templates.md`.
   - Short-drama format: `SCENE N — INT./EXT. LOCATION — DAY/NIGHT`, then action lines and `CHARACTER:` dialogue.
   - Story format: flowing prose with dialogue.
3. **Save the script** with `create_document(content=<full scene>, name=<title>, content_type='text/markdown', entity_type='scripts')`.
4. **Optional romantic still**: if the user wants an image, call `generate_image(model='t2i', orientation='portrait', prompt=<romantic, non-explicit description of the two characters in a tender moment>, name=<title> still, entity_type='characters')`. Keep the prompt tasteful and non-explicit.
5. **Reply** in natural language: summarize the scene, note the saved document, and offer to revise/extend or adjust intensity. Call `set_guidance` to suggest next actions (e.g. "make it steamier", "add another scene", "write the next episode").

## Notes
- Always write dialogue in English (the user's requested output language).
- Report failures honestly; never fabricate URLs or assets.
- If the user asks for non-consensual/coercive content, decline and offer a consensual alternative.
- Intermediate products (the saved script document) appear on the canvas — that's expected.

## Reference files
- `references/scene-templates.md`: scene structure and dialogue examples. Read it before writing a scene.