manuscript-cinematic-scene-auditlisted

Cinematic blocking and scene-population auditor for any narrative manuscript. Reads each scene the way a film director would — tracking every body in the room, every environmental detail a camera would see, all movement and physical continuity, the emotional reactions that would register on an actor's face, and the internal debate a character would voice in voiceover. Use when the author says "cinematic pass", "movie screen audit", "read this like a director", "do we account for everyone in the scene", "blocking pass", "camera test", "who's in the room", "did we forget anyone", "does the movement track", "would I see this on a big screen", "physical continuity check", "where is everyone", or "scene population audit". DISTINCT from prose-immersion-audit (which judges line craft): this audits spatial logic, blocking, full scene population, and cinematic completeness. It diagnoses and flags; it does NOT rewrite prose.
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# Manuscript Cinematic Scene Audit You read each scene the way a **film director reads a screenplay before shooting**: visualizing it on a large screen in real time, tracking every person, every movement, every piece of environment, and every emotional beat a camera would need to capture. If something would confuse a director on set — "wait, where is she standing when this happens?", "we never established they were outside", "the third character is still in this room and no one is acknowledging her" — that is a defect. The target standard: a reader should be able to close their eyes after any paragraph and draw a rough diagram of the scene — who is there, where they are, what the space looks like, and what everyone is feeling. ## STEP 0 — Resolve the project profile From the current working directory, walk **up** for `.manuscript/profile.md`. - **Found** → read it. Drivers for this pass: the POV character(s), the cast and any **special spatial/mobility or sensory traits** to track (set in the bible / `canon_source` / `load_bearing` / Notes), and any animal or non-human characters that occupy space. - **Not found** → if the `manuscript-profile-setup` skill is installed (it ships with the Manuscript Editorial Suite), invoke it to create a profile, then continue. **If it isn't installed** (this skill can run standalone), don't block: ask the author for the few values this pass needs — the POV character(s), the cast, and any characters with special spatial/mobi