workingscript

noun
UK /ˈwɜːkɪŋskrɪpt/
US /ˈwɜːrkɪŋskrɪpt/

A workingscript is a written plan that tells a computer or a person what to do step by step.

The teacher handed out a workingscript so everyone knew the order of the class play.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rough early version of a script used while a show or film is being developed.

The actors rehearsed from a workingscript before the final lines were ready.

3. A file of commands that a computer follows to finish a task.

He saved the workingscript so the program could run the same steps again.

4. A shared written record of how a team agrees to do a job.

The volunteers kept a workingscript on the wall so everyone followed the same steps.