Turn a plain script into a TPS teleprompter file

• Illustrative workflow, not a live deployment: configure a Prostir agent to turn plain text into a TPS-formatted draft with pacing, pauses, breath points, emotion, and a vocal archetype. Validate the generated file before using it on set.
• Speakers, video teams, podcasters, course creators, and presenters who want delivery guidance alongside the words.

Treat the format specification and each target teleprompter as contracts that must be tested.

1. 01
   Review the open TPS format.

   Use the specification at https://tps.managed-code.com and confirm the fields your target software accepts.

2. 02
   Define the transformation.

   Specify input, WPM range, pauses, breath markers, emotion, archetypes, and a safe fallback when information is missing.

3. 03
   Build and validate the agent.

   Generate representative .tps files, validate the structure, and import them into the exact teleprompter workflow you plan to use.

4. 04
   Choose access and publish only after testing.

   A published slug receives https://{slug}.ai.prostir.build. Stripe Connect can support one-time or subscription sales; Rozetka Pay supports one-time sales only.

Treat the format specification and each target teleprompter as contracts that must be tested.

Illustrative example · 06

• This page does not claim that a TPS agent is already live at a particular slug.
• A teleprompter can use the output only if it supports TPS or a tested import conversion; compatibility is not universal.
• Another AI tool can call the MCP endpoint only when its account, connector, transport, and authentication support remote MCP.
• Generated pacing and emotion are a draft for human review, not a guarantee of delivery quality.