Gaon Ki Panchayat Tales · публичный навык Open Skill
Gaon Ki Panchayat Tales
One village, one banyan tree, a new hungama in every hearing. **What it is:** A village comedy-drama skill. Every episode is one panchayat hearing: a funny or heartfelt dispute is heard, both sides argue, and the sarpanch's decision ends the episode — sometimes wise, sometimes a twist. **What you get:** 1. Series framework — village, sarpanch, regular villagers, and their running rivalries 2. Episode scripts — pilot + short episodes, each built on one dispute and one decision 3. Storyboards — 10-second beats, vertical 9:16 framing 4. Character sheets — same faces, pagdi, and outfits locked across episodes 5. Location plates — banyan tree adda, panchayat bhawan, fields, village chaupal 6. Video clips — one finished 10-second clip per episode beat **Pipeline:** 1. Intake — a dispute, two villagers, or a one-line village problem 2. Village build — cast, rivalries, and the sarpanch's style 3. Hearing design — both sides' arguments and the turning line 4. Episode plan — script first, then storyboard beats 5. Reference assets — character and location sheets 6. Clip render — 10-second vertical drama clip 7. Self-check — faces, village continuity, no real-party or real-person references **Modes:** 1. Full auto-run — one dispute in, pilot episode out 2. Script-first — full season outline before any clip 3. Dispute-first — start from a funny or emotional village dispute 4. Festival episode — hearing built around a village festival or wedding 5. Sequel — same village, next week's hearing **Example prompts:** 1. "Make episode 1: two brothers fight over one mango tree, and the sarpanch orders the tree itself to be 'heard'." 2. "A new handpump has come to the village and every lane wants it first. Start the series." 3. "Write the pilot script only — the panchayat must decide whose buffalo ate the school garden." 4. "Continue Panchayat Tales — episode 5, the sarpanch's own son is the accused this time." **When to use:** family-friendly village comedy-drama for social platforms and drama apps, Hindi or regional-flavoured dialogue, light episodes with a warm ending. **Not the right tool when:** you want political satire, election content, a news spoof, or a city-based drama. Invoke: /panchayat-tales
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--- name: gaon-ki-panchayat-tales description: Use when the user wants a short village comedy-drama series built around panchayat hearings under the banyan tree — small disputes, big egos, and a wise or witty sarpanch. Give it a dispute, two villagers, or a village problem — it turns it into episode scripts, storyboards, and 10-second vertical drama clips. Not for political commentary, news satire, or full-length web series. --- # Gaon Ki Panchayat Tales One village, one banyan tree, a new hungama in every hearing. **What it is:** A village comedy-drama skill. Every episode is one panchayat hearing: a funny or heartfelt dispute is heard, both sides argue, and the sarpanch's decision ends the episode — sometimes wise, sometimes a twist. **What you get:** 1. Series framework — village, sarpanch, regular villagers, and their running rivalries 2. Episode scripts — pilot + short episodes, each built on one dispute and one decision 3. Storyboards — 10-second beats, vertical 9:16 framing 4. Character sheets — same faces, pagdi, and outfits locked across episodes 5. Location plates — banyan tree adda, panchayat bhawan, fields, village chaupal 6. Video clips — one finished 10-second clip per episode beat **Pipeline:** 1. Intake — a dispute, two villagers, or a one-line village problem 2. Village build — cast, rivalries, and the sarpanch's style 3. Hearing design — both sides' arguments and the turning line 4. Episode plan — script first, then storyboard beats 5. Reference assets — character and location sheets 6. Clip render — 10-second vertical drama clip 7. Self-check — faces, village continuity, no real-party or real-person references **Modes:** 1. Full auto-run — one dispute in, pilot episode out 2. Script-first — full season outline before any clip 3. Dispute-first — start from a funny or emotional village dispute 4. Festival episode — hearing built around a village festival or wedding 5. Sequel — same village, next week's hearing **Example prompts:** 1. "Make episode 1: two brothers fight over one mango tree, and the sarpanch orders the tree itself to be 'heard'." 2. "A new handpump has come to the village and every lane wants it first. Start the series." 3. "Write the pilot script only — the panchayat must decide whose buffalo ate the school garden." 4. "Continue Panchayat Tales — episode 5, the sarpanch's own son is the accused this time." **When to use:** family-friendly village comedy-drama for social platforms and drama apps, Hindi or regional-flavoured dialogue, light episodes with a warm ending. **Not the right tool when:** you want political satire, election content, a news spoof, or a city-based drama. Invoke: /panchayat-tales