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Use when a story must unfold across a sequence of Scenario images: a comic page or strip, manga or webtoon panels, a children's storybook, a film, game, or ad storyboard, animatic pre-viz frames, or any shot list where the same characters and world must persist from panel to panel and dialogue must stay legible. Keywords: storyboard, comic, panel, sequential art, storybook, shot list, pre-viz, animatic, scene to scene, character consistency.
Use when generating or editing images with Scenario through MCP: text-to-image, image-to-image, instruction editing, inpainting or outpainting with a mask, background control, aspect ratio or resolution sizing, several outputs per run, or choosing between Scenario image models. Also when a run fails on prompt length, a plan-restricted model, or a reference image that was silently ignored. Keywords: txt2img, img2img, image edit, inpaint, mask, reference image, aspect ratio.
Use when one approved visual, image or video, must ship at many sizes or placements through Scenario: adapting a master to 1:1, 4:5, 9:16, or 16:9, social formats for feeds and stories, YouTube thumbnails, storefront capsules and app store graphics, marketplace product images, link previews, display banners, a website hero, or choosing between crop, resize, expand, and generative reframe. Keywords: aspect ratio, resize, reframe, outpaint, expand, derivative, safe zone, thumbnail, banner.
Use when producing a video ad with Scenario from a product shot or brand assets: a mobile 9:16 or landscape 16:9 commercial, a TikTok, Reels, Shorts, YouTube, or CTV spot, or campaign creative needing a creative brief, storyboard, cinematic camera work, brand-faithful product footage, music and voiceover, captions, ad variants, budget planning, or platform delivery specs. Keywords: video ad, commercial, product video, advert, hook, CTA, end card, campaign, ad creative.
Use when a named character or prop must become a reusable identity in Scenario: creating a character or prop from a brief or interview, building its approved image collection (character: <name> or props: <name>), assembling a character sheet or turnaround, or generating new images of an established one. Triggers include create a new character, design a prop, character sheet, turnaround, more images of this character. Keywords: character design, identity, library, collection, grid.
Use when building a visual identity or brand kit with Scenario: a logo, wordmark, or icon as editable SVG, a color palette and typography spec, logo variants (mono, reversed, favicon), and brand applications like social templates, avatars, banners, or merchandise mockups. Also for a rebrand or refreshing an existing mark. Keywords: brandkit, brand kit, visual identity, logo, monogram, wordmark, SVG, vectorize, color palette, typography, brand guidelines, brand board, launch kit.
Use when a Scenario user wants to report a bug or request a change, on the public tracker at github.com/scenario-labs/skills or by email to support@scenario.com: turning a failed generation, MCP tool error, or unclear skill into a reproducible report, collecting trace ids with diagnostics_run, stripping keys, signed asset URLs, and personal data, asking before sharing a team or project id, or building a prefilled issue URL. Keywords: file an issue, feature request, feedback.
Use when producing UGC-style creator video with Scenario: a talking-head ad or testimonial from a portrait and a script, a founder clip, a product demo or unboxing, a reaction or before-after cut, a faceless voiceover over b-roll, or vertical social video for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts that must feel filmed on a phone rather than produced. Keywords: UGC, creator ad, talking head, testimonial, avatar, lipsync, founder video, social proof, faceless voiceover, organic, vertical video.
Use when changing an existing ChatGPT pet or Codex pet sprite sheet with Scenario: fixing a broken row, frame, jump or edge, regenerating one animation state, adding the sixteen look directions to a 1536x1872 v1 sheet, giving the pet a new outfit, color or accessory, renaming it in its pet.json, or checking a pet sheet and previewing it as an animated GIF.