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Build a Niwo short-video asset bundle from a conversation. Finalize the narration script with the user, download real images and B-roll footage from the web, trim clips with ffmpeg, write content.json and manifest.json, then deliver a zip the user uploads to Niwo for rendering. Requires downloading files to local disk, shell access with ffmpeg and ffprobe, and zip. Use when the user wants to turn a topic, news story, or finished script into a short video, or asks to gather footage and stills to match a narration.
Start a new Blockbench model or scene from a short intake form and deliver a render-ready Blender scene. Asks for quality, texture style (PBR 2K/HD/standard, vanilla Minecraft, classic Blockbench), animation (keyframed or Havok physics), scene type (scene, vignette, isometric room), subject, output folder and render preset; builds .bbmodel files with the headless Blockbench MCP server and parallel agents; imports them into Blender; and writes a render.cmd that renders stills on every GPU and assembles them into a video with FFmpeg. Use when the user runs /blockbench-new-model or asks for a new Blockbench model delivered as a rendered Blender scene or video.
Make a clean 45–90 second product demo video for any software product, rendered from code to MP4 with music. Airy light canvas, short centred lines the camera pushes into, the product's own UI rebuilt and shown up close as it is used (typing, results, tables, clicks), integrations, and a logo close. Use when someone wants a product demo, launch video, feature walkthrough or "how it works" video for an app, SaaS or tool.
Create a complete “archival collage”-style short film from an idea or a piece of copy—full-bleed ivory paper, monochrome black-and-white printing with a single dark brick-red accent, shots driven by start and end frames with MiniMax H3, voiceovers with Fish Audio, and final assembly with ffmpeg. Use this when the user wants to make a video in an archival collage/editorial design/paper-collage style, or turn a passage of copy, a topic, or a news item into an explainer short. Includes environment setup checks, story/visual/rhythm breakdown, shot-by-shot generation, and speed-ramped editing and assembly—the complete workflow.
Decode a reference image or brief description into an editable halftone paper-collage specification. By default, use the Codex built-in `image_gen` to create brand-consistent stills and transparent layers, then use local FFmpeg or HyperFrames to produce a deterministic motion video that assembles piece by piece from an empty background. Use this when the user mentions halftone collage, paper collage, paper-cut collage, editorial collage, magazine collage, retro print collage, collage motion, collage animation, paper-cut animation, paper-piece assembly, layer-by-layer assembly, from nothing to something, elements flying in and assembling, stop-motion collage, stop-motion animation, Arcads style, reference-image breakdown, style breakdown, reverse-engineering a visual, “make it in this style,” “make something similar,” “generate collage stills,” “animate this image,” “make these elements assemble,” or “create a collage ad or collage explainer video.” English trigger semantics include editorial collage, halftone collage, paper collage, paper-cut motion, stop-motion graphic, assemble from empty, build-on motion, analyze this, break this down, reverse-engineer this look, generate the stills, animate this, and make these move. By default, do not invoke Arcads, Nano Banana, Seedance, or Kling. Enter an external generation path only when the user explicitly requests it and the corresponding connector is available.