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Generates viral-style TikTok slide scripts with multiple formats, angles, and voices. Avoids repetition by rotating hook structures, slide counts, emotional angles, and content styles. Includes natural product integration without sounding salesy.
All-in-one content director that bundles FOUR format specialists — talking-to-camera, silent POV, dance, and stitch/duet — behind a single front door. Ingests the user's Instagram or TikTok handle, then in Stage 0 asks which KIND of trend they want to make (talking / POV / dance / duet, each explained), recommends a format from their profile when they're unsure, and can present a cross-format sampler menu (~10 real trend cards with links spanning all four formats) so the user picks one card. Once a format (and optionally a specific trend) is locked, it loads the matching format playbook from `formats/<format>.md` and runs that pipeline end-to-end. Triggers — "be my content director" (when the user wants to choose a format), "what kind of trend should I make", "talking vs pov vs dance vs duet", "show me trends across formats", "content director bundle", "content-director".
[Newcomer Start] Private Domain / Short Video Newcomer Startup SOP — Using verifiable standards such as "win experience first", "start with acquaintance traffic", "first 100-200 customers are practice cost", and "newcomer gift transition design", it helps people who have not started at all or have just started without results to lay out an actionable startup sequence, and blocks self-touching preparation like "build the system first" or "learn well before taking action". Triggers when the user says "I'm a newcomer, how do I start", "What's the first step after entering the industry", "Newcomer startup SOP", "How do I start an account", "Where do my first batch of customers come from", "How do I post on Moments so it doesn't look like selling". Produced by Xiaoye.
Turn validated benchmark research into campaign briefs and concept candidates for short-form video production. Use this when you already have research artifacts such as reports, master tables, pattern tables, or comment analyses and need to produce fact-grounded briefs, concept lists, hook options, or test plans. This skill must stay anchored to real source data and should not invent angles, personas, or claims that are not supported by the available research.
Plan short-form video, vlog, travel, lifestyle, documentary, or cinematic social video scripts by negotiating duration, choosing a story arc and visual style, then splitting the film into timed scenes of 4-15 seconds. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a video plan, short video plan, scene breakdown, montage plan, travel video script, TikTok/Reels/Shorts storyboard, or cinematic short-form narrative, even if they only describe a loose theme or destination.
Deconstruct the day's gossip, social, or business hot topics using classical theories from communication, psychology, or economics, and generate a 60–75 second vertical-screen single-person voice-over short video script. Triggers when the user asks to "write a short video voice-over", "add professional analysis to a hot topic", or "analyze a hot topic with a specific theory".
Retrieve the Raven template library, study the expression mechanisms of image-text and short video, benchmarking content and adjacent tracks. Use when needing to find real templates, deconstruct viral content, or migrate and rewrite.
The creator's own B-roll (their clips, screen recordings, photos) turned into a library any agent can search in one grep - scanned once with ffprobe and ffmpeg (length, orientation, date, GPS, one contact sheet per clip), tagged by cheap Haiku sub-agents (title, description, mood, keywords, creator on screen), then placed full screen in a short by short-editing. Use for /broll setup, /broll add, /broll use, /broll search, or when the user says "my B-roll", "add these clips", "put my B-roll on this short", "find me a sunset shot".
Find the Shorts hiding inside a long video and write them, using the transcript to pick self-contained moments. Use for "cut this into shorts", "clip this", "repurpose this video", "what should I clip".
Selection and writing methods for short-form video hooks (openings), Chinese name: 「钩子」. Use when creating a hook, writing a hook, figuring out how to write a hook, running out of ideas for a hook, designing a hook for the first 5 seconds, or writing a video opening or spoken-script opening; also use when the user asks how to start a video, requests an opening template, asks about hook types, or asks for help creating a hook, including during ra-洗稿 script rewriting and topic ideation. Provides a scenario-based taxonomy of 7 hook types with a decision flow, prerequisites, sentence templates, and common mistakes. To diagnose and optimize an existing hook draft, use dbs-hook instead; this skill chooses the type, while dbs-hook refines the execution.
A workflow for generating video titles and saving them to disk. Use when the user asks to title a finished or planned video, especially for Douyin/Xiaohongshu video titles, 视频标题.md, a title file in the same directory as the final video, common patterns in benchmark titles, two-part titles, generating a title from the video topic, titles after content rewriting, or replacing the generic dbs-xhs-title for video titles. It first identifies the actual topic, studies benchmark title patterns when provided, generates 8-12 topic-first two-part candidates, recommends or selects one, and writes 视频标题.md next to the final MP4 when requested.