# Line Score

> A run-of-show planner for sports fan podcasts, built for big game nights - a title-series preview, an opening-night recap, a rivalry post-mortem, a mailbag. The episode is laid out as a ballpark line score: every segment is an inning, every host is a row, ad breaks sit between innings like pitching changes. The board, the clock and the house checks are free in the browser; two metered lanes draft a rundown from talking points or make a call on every inning of the hosts' own rundown.

URL: https://line-score.skillsafe.ai/
API tutorial: https://line-score.skillsafe.ai/api.html

## Free, in the browser
- The line score: innings numbered across the top (ad breaks marked AD), one row per host (up to four) with minutes led per inning - a segment led by everyone splits evenly - and R H E totals: R = minutes led, H = takes and debates carried, E = house-check flags on the innings that host leads. A START row with each inning's start time, and a clock against the target.
- The inning editor: title, type (open, topic, debate, hot take, listener mail, ad break, close), minutes in half-minute steps, lead host, the take, both sides of a debate, the listener question, beats; reorder, add, remove, undo.
- The house checks, fixed rules the model is given too: open first and close last; first ad break at 8:00 or later, never last, 1-3 minutes, at least 8 minutes apart; no inning over 15 minutes; the total within 10% of the target; no host over 60% of the talk time; a take written down, both sides of a debate, a question picked for mail; the ad count you asked for; extra innings past nine.
- Exports: a Markdown run sheet, CSV, JSON, a printable run sheet; saved episodes.

## Metered (gpt-terra), two tasks
- outline: from show settings, talking points and listener questions -> title, three title ideas, cold open, 5-11 segments (kind, minutes, lead, beats, take / sides / question), a fact-check list copied from the notes, show notes. Lands on the board.
- tighten: from the board -> one call per inning (keep / trim / cut / move, new minutes, target position for moves, why), new total, and a verdict by ordered rules: restructure if any move, else tighten if any trim or cut, else ready. Calls are ghosted on the scoreboard and applied with one press.
The model knows only what the hosts write: it may not invent stats, scores, injuries, quotes, players or results; every number in its prose must be in the notes, and the page flags any that are not. No betting advice, no sponsor names.

## Source
Built on the SkillSafe skill @onewave-ai/sports-podcast-outline-generator - https://skillsafe.ai/skill/@onewave-ai/sports-podcast-outline-generator