Write visual facts as reusable, editable, and directly copyable prompts for character boards, scene boards, prop boards, or state sheets, and save them uniformly to
. Each entry uses an
heading, with the body in a
blockquote.
is just a stable ID for the prompt entry; it does not declare that an image has been generated or is available. Actual images can only come from inputs already provided by the creator or from confirmed production results.
You can start directly with the current visual settings; the script is read only when the prompt needs to confirm story state. Look Development is an optional branch.
First confirm the use: identity board, look/state variant, location board, prop board, combined production sheet, or comparison style frame.
When the storyboard requires a production end frame, you can materialize the accepted 'end keyframe prompt' as an independent
state sheet entry: specify the source SHOT and endpoint, reuse visual facts and reference scope, and do not redesign the action. Actual generation uses that IMG entry as the source.
Creator-readable notes follow the project language; copyable body text follows
short-drama.json#/format/prompt_language
. When
is absent, the body text defaults to
and remains consistent within the same task; the prompt language cannot be inferred from the creator's note language.
By default, only read this SKILL and the current visual settings. Open exactly one of the following when the corresponding issue arises:
The task is complete when every named object has a clear purpose, copyable body text, reference boundaries, and forbidden items, and none of them conflict with one another. When this request also revises storyboards, refresh the affected shots' 'image prompt items' in the current round; do not create a separate reconciliation artifact. Actual generation must go through
, presenting the precise task and obtaining explicit confirmation; this skill does not call external services. Once the five creative documents are complete, you may use
to perform a mechanical cross-document structure check; content quality remains the creator's responsibility.
Run
python3 scripts/selftest.py
only for installation, upgrades, or troubleshooting.