wtf is livestream-script-builder?

Livestream Script Builder is a Codex skill that turns product information into a ready to use Chinese language livestream sales script, timed to run either five or seven minutes. Rather than stringing together generic sales phrases, it first pulls out verifiable facts from whatever material you provide, then arranges them into a script that can actually be spoken, demonstrated, and coordinated between the person on camera and a behind the scenes assistant. It can read product descriptions, existing scripts, Word documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, images, or plain pasted text. From that material it builds a script with a fixed timeline, separate lines for the host and for the control room assistant who manages links and price cards, stage directions for product demonstrations, extra material for handling audience questions and objections, and a second round of content to use if the stream continues after the first cycle. It also checks facts, sorting statements into ones that are verified, ones that are subjective description, and ones that remain unknown, and it flags anything that sounds risky. The skill deliberately avoids treating fake excitement as a selling strategy. It will not invent details like a product selling out, fabricated order counts, unverified original prices, made up certifications, or absolute claims such as guaranteed effectiveness. When information is missing it marks the spot as needing confirmation instead of filling in something that sounds more persuasive. To install it you clone the repository and copy the skill folder into Codex's skills directory, then call it with a short instruction describing your product and whether you want a five or seven minute script. You can also ask it to enrich an existing script you already have, rewrite one for a different product or audience, or review a script for risky language and get safer replacement phrasing. A full run of the skill outputs a fact extraction summary, a livestream setup section, the timed script itself, an operations checklist for the control room, a fallback branch for quiet moments with no audience comments, a second round of content, a pre broadcast checklist, and a list of claims still needing verification. The project is released under the MIT license and asks contributors to strip out any real customer or backend data before submitting example scenarios.