AnalyticDB:AI Screenwriter Assistant

Quick configuration

Quick Configuration offers out-of-the-box, scene-based templates and core parameter options, ideal for quickly starting a creative project.

The system includes four built-in templates for short-form dramas, each with default settings for duration, pacing, and content style that you can customize:

You can also provide personalized requirements, for example:

Style-related
"I want a lighthearted and humorous script, not too dramatic."
"The narrative style should be suspenseful and tense, with concise, punchy dialogue."

Plot-related
"Strengthen the workplace conflict plot and weaken the romance storyline."
"No love triangles; include more descriptions of friendship and family."

Character-related
"The female lead should be independent and strong, not a naive damsel in distress."
"Focus on the relationship between the protagonist and their mentor."

Constraint-related
"No violent or graphic scenes."
"Must include a plot twist."

Advanced customization

Advanced Customization is designed for users who need fine-grained creative control, offering more in-depth parameters.

• Basic settings

  Parameter	Description
  Script Format	Choose between Standard format (with scene descriptions, character dialogue, and action cues) or Narration format (voice-over driven, suitable for animated recaps or narrated live-action dramas).
  Episode Duration	Adjustable from 30 seconds to 10 minutes.
  Target Episode Count	Set the episode count automatically or specify it manually.
  Adaptation Mode	Options include Faithful Adaptation, Standard Adaptation (70%–80% fidelity), Creative Adaptation, and Framework Imitation. Framework Imitation is a distinct creative mode that extracts a structural framework to create a new work and is not measured by fidelity.

• Pacing control

  Parameter	Description
  Plot conflict points (per episode)	Three levels: Relaxed, Standard, and Tight. Standard mode averages about three conflict points per episode for a balanced pace.
  Emotional hooks (per episode)	Three levels: Concise, Standard, and Rich. Standard mode averages about five emotional hooks per episode.

• Dialogue control

  Parameter	Description
  Dialogue density	Freely adjustable from 10% to 70%, with quick selection presets: Low, Standard, High, and Intensive.
  Character count per line	Adjustable from 15 to 30 characters using a slider to precisely control the rhythm of the dialogue.

The Advanced Customization mode also supports personalized requirements, for example:

Style-related
"I want a lighthearted and humorous script, not too dramatic."
"The narrative style should be suspenseful and tense, with concise, punchy dialogue."

Plot-related
"Strengthen the workplace conflict plot and weaken the romance storyline."
"No love triangles; include more descriptions of friendship and family."

Character-related
"The female lead should be independent and strong, not a naive damsel in distress."
"Focus on the relationship between the protagonist and their mentor."

Constraint-related
"No violent or graphic scenes."
"Must include a plot twist."

Use cases

• Generate a complete novel from creative inspiration: Input genre, protagonist settings, story direction, and other basic information. The system assists in generating the work structure, chapter outlines, and body content.

• Continue existing works: Based on existing chapters, continue creating while maintaining character settings, plot threads, language style, and narrative rhythm.

• IP content expansion: Around existing short dramas, scripts, or novels, expand with prequels, spin-offs, side stories, or independent character arcs.

• Text refinement and completion: Rewrite, expand, polish, and de-AI the generated content to improve readability and completeness.

Creation workflow

Novel creation/continuation consists of multiple stages, each supporting human review and adjustment:

Continuation capability

In continuation scenarios, the system combines existing content, character settings, previous plot, and creative preferences to generate subsequent chapter content. Creators can adjust direction at any time during continuation, such as strengthening a character relationship, adding conflict, slowing the pace, or changing the narrative style.

Continuation tasks support streaming output and task recovery. During generation, you can view content output in real time. If the service restarts or a long task is interrupted, the system attempts to recover the task state as much as possible, reducing the risk of content loss in long-form content creation.

Version and task management

Novel works are integrated with the task center, supporting progress display, version management, reading view, and multi-task state handling. Creators can switch between different works and different generation tasks, continuously managing creative progress.

Use cases

• Cross-genre web novel adaptation: For example, rewriting a "modern urban" genre into "ancient court" or "Republican-era legend".

• Hit story framework recreation: Retain classic hit structures while replacing the world-building, characters, and plot details.

• Companion series or spin-off creation for existing IPs.

Step-by-step adaptation process

Framework adaptation consists of 7 steps, each of which allows manual intervention:

Hit short drama templates

The console includes 24 built-in hit templates in three categories:

Target genre

Select the genre for the new script. The system automatically maps the original framework to the corresponding world-building and narrative context of the chosen genre. The platform has built-in world-building for the following six genres:

• Modern Urban

• Ancient Imperial Court

• Xuanhuan/Xianxia

• Sci-fi Future

• Republican-era Legend

• Wuxia/Jianghu

Framework retention level

Control how much of the original framework is extracted and transferred to the new work: