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Assemble the generated short-drama shots into a finished cut, recording in/out points, shot order, sound, subtitles, and delivery specifications. Used for conforming, adding subtitles, normalizing loudness, adjusting pacing, or exporting refined material for further polish; when additional footage or story changes are needed, return to the corresponding creative stage.
Convert short-drama storyboards and frozen keyframes into directly copyable video prompt Markdown, and optionally write timeline soundtrack/theme song intent on request. Use when the user mentions text-to-video/image-to-video motion, character performance, camera movement, lip sync, environment motion, shot duration, start/end states, converting storyboards to video prompts, or writing soundtrack prompts; it does not generate media, create lyrics, or alter storyboard boundaries.
Reviews source analysis, story, script, visual design, image prompts, storyboards, frozen keyframes, video prompts, and existing media in short-drama projects. Used when the user asks to "review/check script", "check assets or continuity", "check image/video prompts", "check source analysis", "review template feel", or "calibrate the project based on production observations". Only writes review issues, conclusions, and revision requirements; it does not modify source files on behalf of the owner.
Break down characters/looks, locations/views, props/states, and cross-scene continuity from a short-drama script, and write them into creator-readable visual settings. Use when the user says “break down characters/scenes/props,” “make asset settings,” “decide whether to reuse or create a new variant,” “update looks/prop states,” or brings an existing script directly for visual asset preparation; do not write image prompts, and do not generate media.
After the creator explicitly confirms, execute the production tasks for short-drama images, videos, TTS/voice-over, or timeline music, and write the results back to the project along with a concise run log. Use when the user says "generate this image/video/voice-over/music", "start rendering image/video/synthesizing voice/generating music", "send the confirmed prompts to production", or asks for batch execution of confirmed media tasks; it is not responsible for creating prompts, shots, dialogue, lyrics, or voice identity, and never treats previews, continuations, budget statements, or previously accepted status as confirmation for this paid production.
Write or modify directly copyable image prompt Markdown for short-drama characters, looks, locations, props, and states. Use when the user mentions character design sheets, three-view drawings, reference images, scene boards, prop sheets, style frames, Look Development, state variants, or partial edit prompts; does not generate images or call vendors.
Develop Chinese novel, short drama, or comic drama ideas, synopses, adaptation materials, existing series notes, or multi-episode complete scripts into a traceable adaptation plan, dramatic direction, creative brief, director's statement, story engine, and episode map, and choose the writing approach by genre and production form (art style). Use this when the user asks to 'import a novel into a short drama', 'generate/complete the episode map from a multi-episode complete script', 'develop a short drama/comic drama', 'create story settings/series outline/episode planning', 'write a director's statement', 'how should this genre be written', 'set art style/production form', 'turn this idea into a short drama', or needs to sort out character conflicts and episode handoffs. Existing single-episode scripts can directly enter writing, asset, or review workflows; supplemental development documents are not mandatory.
Write or revise shootable single-episode Markdown scripts for Chinese short dramas and comic dramas, and normalize existing scripts while preserving the author's original text. Used when the user asks to "write/edit an episode", "turn an outline into a script", "optimize scenes/dialogue", "remove template feel", "de-AI polish", "continue the next episode", or provides script requirements to enter subsequent production; not responsible for assets, storyboards, media prompts, or final review.
Turn Chinese short-drama scripts and visual settings into storyboard Markdown with dramatic responsibilities, continuity boundaries, and frozen keyframe prompts. Use when the user asks to 'break down shots / design shots / create a shot list', 'scene visual plan / blocking storyboard', 'compare director approaches', 'write first-frame/keyframe prompts', or check axis, staging, eyeline, and prop-handling continuity; does not generate media.
Break long novels, serialized web fiction, or multi-episode loose manuscripts into traceable source analysis: chapter indexing, quick adaptation-value triage, per-chapter function extraction, story-unit and rhythm aggregation, character and setting consolidation, and finally deliver an adaptation-value verdict with episode candidates to $short-drama-develop for formalizing an adaptation contract. Use when the user says 'import this novel', 'break down this book', 'analyze the source', 'can this book become a short drama', 'first see if it is worth breaking down', 'break a long novel into episode candidates', or directly provides a novel file path. It only performs read-only structural analysis; it does not write scripts, build assets, generate media, or decide the adaptation plan for the creator.
Initializes and continues short-drama or comic-drama projects on the file system, providing creator-first five-document routing, a local Dashboard, and production-form and Look Development decisions. Use when the user says "create/continue a short-drama project", "check progress/next steps", "do Look Development", "open dashboard/short-drama creation console", "export production materials", or when the task spans multiple creation stages; explicit writing, asset, prompt, storyboard, editing, or review requests are handled directly by the corresponding sub-skill.
Designed for Codex, Claude Code, WorkBuddy, and other Agent Skills clients, it turns one-sentence ideas, story outlines, novels, copywriting, scripts, storyboards, or existing materials into understandable, coherent, publishable AI short dramas and AI short videos. Suitable for landscape or portrait content on platforms like Douyin, Hongguo Short Dramas, WeChat Channels, Kuaishou, Bilibili, YouTube, etc.; supports live-action, independent short films, anthology series, serial dramas, pets, anthropomorphic fantasy, animation/comic dramas, UGC, and brand stories. Used for story diagnosis, screenwriting, storyboarding, character/repeated prop consistency, model routing for Wan 3, Seedance 2.5/2.0/Fast, MiniMax H3, etc., 15–30 second long segments, native dialogue, reference audio, dubbing, paid budget management, continuity editing, physical quality inspection, and cold audience acceptance. It is especially used to avoid fragmented stitching, random cuts, static dialogue, identity/clothing/prop drift, text distortion, incorrect movement directions, mesh penetration, plain observational shots, mismatched lip-sync/voice, music restart, and incomprehensible plots.