Video & Animation

Builds or updates a client's brand kit for this studio (colours mapped to roles, fonts, logo files, tagline, tone, contact and call-to-action details, verified facts, and an asset library of the brand's own images — people, offerings, testimonials, places, work, proof) from their website and any logos, brand guides or graphics the user provides, and saves it once per client at studio/brands/<slug>/ for every later video to reuse. Use when the user starts videos for a new client or brand, gives a website or logo to "get the brand colours", asks to set up, check, fix or refresh a brand kit, or when another studio stage needs a brand kit that doesn't exist yet.

Finishes a video in this studio — picks or generates music for the storyboard's mood (lift on the reveal, ducked under the voice), places every storyboard sound cue on its frame from the studio's sound library, adds branded word-by-word captions from the voice timings, mixes to social loudness (-14 LUFS), renders the full-quality MP4 and cover image, and runs an automatic quality check. Free tools by default; paid music only when the user asks or approves. Use when the voice-over is approved and the user wants the final video, music, sound effects, captions, mix, export, or "render it". Stage 5 of the studio pipeline (write → storyboard → voiceover → render); never changes visuals or words.

Runs this studio's whole video pipeline from a brief or idea to the final MP4 — brand kit (new clients only) → write (hook, story, script) → storyboard (concepts, style frames, shots, PDF deck) → voiceover → render (music, sound, captions, final, QC) — stopping for the user's approval at every gate, resuming any video from wherever it stopped, and reporting status. Use when the user wants a new video made end to end ("make a video for…", "new promo/explainer/reel for…"), wants to continue or check on a video ("continue the Stargate video", "where are we?", "what's next?"), or asks for the status of all videos. Orchestrates the stage skills; never does their work itself.

Plans a short marketing video (a Reel, an ad, an explainer or a product demo) from an idea to a ready-to-make plan - the brief, three hooks, the script in timed scenes, the shot list, the brand voice and a pre-production checklist. Use when someone asks to plan, script or storyboard a Reel, a Short, a TikTok, an ad, an explainer or a demo video, or to turn an idea into a video plan.

Porta de entrada para editar um vídeo gravado no celular e transformá-lo em Reel. Use sempre que a aluna pedir para editar, "edita esse vídeo", "faz um reel", "transforma meu vídeo", "edita meu último vídeo", "edita no estilo X", colar o caminho de um vídeo, ou perguntar como editar. Acha o vídeo sozinha, confere se ele serve, pergunta o estilo UMA vez se faltar, delega para a skill do estilo (estilo-celular, estilo-editorial, estilo-explicativo, estilo-colagem, estilo-anuncio) e entrega o vídeo pronto na pasta "prontos".

Edita uma gravação vertical (pessoa falando para a câmera) em um ANÚNCIO / criativo para Meta Ads — headline nos primeiros 5 s e depois ESQUEMAS animados que mostram o que a pessoa diz (fluxos, antes/depois, não ✕ / sim ✓, telas de app, prints reais com contador), legenda palavra a palavra, zonas seguras dos anúncios da Meta, sem pausas nem repetições. Use quando a skill `editar` delegar para o estilo anúncio, ou quando a aluna pedir "anúncio", "criativo", "ad", "para tráfego", "patrocinado", "para vender". Para Reel orgânico use estilo-celular ou estilo-editorial.

Edita uma gravação vertical (pessoa falando para a câmera) em um Reel com cara de "editado no próprio celular" — legenda de uma palavra por vez, prints crus acima da cabeça, títulos pequenos, cortes secos, sem pausas nem repetições, no máximo 90 s. Use quando a skill `editar` delegar para o estilo celular, ou quando a aluna pedir "estilo celular", "estilo cru", "parece que editei no Instagram". Para o visual de revista use estilo-editorial; para notícia/explicação use estilo-explicativo; para anúncio use estilo-anuncio.

Create or refine essay videos that feel like a live word-editor session, with expressive text edits, browser cutaways, and synchronized keyboard sound. Use for social launches of writing and the Kurate video style, rather than generic talking-head or montage-only edits.

Compress existing opaque videos with the user's standard MP4/H.264 profile while preserving resolution, frame rate and duration. Remove audio by default; preserve it when explicitly requested. Use for compression, not animation editing or export from design apps.

Plan, script, build and deliver any video in Remotion with an AI narrator, word-synced captions, the person's own footage, photos and screenshots, real royalty-free music, and a frame-by-frame check before delivery. Covers personal stories (funny or sincere), product promos, explainers, tutorials, recaps, greetings and announcements, vertical (Reels, TikTok, Shorts, WhatsApp Status) or landscape. Use whenever someone wants a video made, improved or re-cut, or says video-xoshaka, even if they don't mention Remotion, narration, captions or music.

Use when an existing assembled video or cut needs revisions, recutting, captioning, enhancement, review, or export. For making a new video from an idea or raw footage, use creating-videos.

Text-to-speech for voiceovers and spoken output. Renders narration for product, feature, and demo videos as per-scene audio files with exact durations, timing offsets, and captions, and speaks text aloud. Supports the built-in macOS/Linux voice, local Kokoro, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Gemini, Cartesia, and Deepgram. Use when the user wants a voiceover, narration, or audio for a video or screencast, wants something read aloud or announced, wants an audio file (.wav/.mp3/.m4a), wants to compare or choose voices, or wants to set up TTS providers and API keys.

Use when asked to make a short product launch / feature demo video (e.g. a 20-second 1080x1080 clip from real product screens) with a coding agent such as Claude Opus 5.5, using a code-driven Remotion pipeline plus optional open-source design, animation, 3D and export libraries.

Use when a user wants a new video made from an idea, research, supplied footage, a screen recording, a reference, or generated assets. Use for end-to-end production, including when raw footage is provided; use editing-videos when they only want an existing cut changed or reviewed.

>- Make a short narrated film (an explainer, a product intro, a feature announcement, a walkthrough of code or a design) from a prompt. Every frame is drawn in code on a canvas, with a local AI voice (Kokoro), a score made in code, word-timed cues, burned-in captions, and .srt/.vtt files. The flow: prompt, then a storyboard page with the real voice and music that the user iterates on, then the full 1080p render. Real frames are sampled and checked at every step. Use when the user asks to "make a video", "make an intro/explainer/announcement video", "a narrated walkthrough of this PR/feature/repo", "turn this into a video", or wants to change the storyboard, script, voice, music or look of a film made this way.

Produce narrated, animated videos programmatically (any niche, format or visual style) — script → AI voice (ElevenLabs) → word-level alignment → deterministic animation (Remotion + SVG) → synced subtitles, SFX/music mix → validated MP4 + SRT + thumbnail + upload metadata. Use when the user wants to create, plan, restyle or batch-produce explainer/educational/kids/product/story/short-form videos, design a visual style from references, set up a video pipeline, or fix sync/subtitle/render problems in one.

Content strategist and manager for the maths video channel. It asks for the target audience, region, platforms, capacity and goals, researches the market (competitors, outlier videos, search demand, monetization rules, RPM by region, upload timing), and writes a growth and monetization strategy, a scored idea backlog, a content calendar and ready-to-produce video briefs (problem, angle, hook, outline, titles, thumbnail, description, tags, upload slot) that /manim-video turns into videos. It also reviews channel analytics and updates the plan. Use when the user says "plan the channel", "content plan", "video ideas", "what should the next videos be", "channel strategy", "grow the channel", "monetize", "make briefs", "review my analytics", or invokes /channel-planner.

Name, file, and track AI-generated media (images, video, audio) to a human-readable convention backed by a machine-readable sidecar, so assets are recognizable at a glance and reliably retrievable by an agent when orchestrating them into downstream workflows. Grounded in film/VFX shot naming (Netflix, MovieLabs), the MovieLabs Ontology for Media Creation (metadata separated from essence; structural vs functional), work-vs-publish separation (ShotGrid, ftrack), and C2PA/EU AI Act provenance. Use when downloading or filing generated assets, designing or applying an asset naming convention, building a project media library, or pulling assets into a lip-sync / image-to-video / edit workflow. Triggers on "name this asset", "naming convention", "file this generation", "asset library", "how should I name this", "sidecar", "content credentials", "provenance", "grab the asset for the workflow", "version this render".

Use when writing or auditing any written content — captions, carousels, newsletters, threads, LinkedIn posts, long-form — and as the FINAL filter on every piece. Reach for it whenever text feels generic, fluent-but-hollow, over-formatted, or "sounds like AI." Strongest on written prose; lighter on spoken reels.

MUST USE when user wants to 调研/research/搜索/search/查/找/look up anything on the internet — e.g. 全网调研 X / 帮我调研一下 X / 查一下 X / 搜搜 X / 看看大家怎么评价 X / X 上有什么讨论 / research this topic。 Also MUST USE when user mentions any platform or shares any URL/链接: 小红书/xiaohongshu/xhs, Twitter/推特/X, B站/bilibili, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, V2EX, LinkedIn/领英/招聘/求职/jobs, YouTube, GitHub code search, 小宇宙播客, 雪球/股票行情, RSS feeds, or any web URL. 15 platforms, multi-backend routing (OpenCLI / per-platform CLIs / APIs). Zero config for 6 channels. Run `agent-reach doctor --json` to see which backend serves each platform right now. NOT for: 写报告/数据分析/翻译等内容加工（本 skill 只负责从互联网获取内容）； 发帖/评论/点赞等写操作；已有专门 skill 的平台（先用专门 skill）。 【路由方式】SKILL.md 包含路由表和常用命令，复杂场景需按需阅读对应分类的 references/*.md。 分类：search / social (小红书/推特/B站/V2EX/Reddit/Facebook/Instagram) / career(LinkedIn) / dev(github) / web(网页/文章/RSS) / video(YouTube/B站/播客)。

Expert guide to discovering, tracking and critically evaluating the AI landscape (models, tools, papers, products) as of late 2026. Use when the user asks \"what's the best model for X\", \"what's new in AI this week\", \"which coding agent should I use\", \"is this benchmark claim legit\", \"compare GPT vs Claude vs Gemini\", \"best open-weight model I can self-host\", \"what AI tool fits my use case\", \"where do I track AI papers/releases\", \"explain this leaderboard\", \"is model X actually SOTA\", or wants a current frontier snapshot (labs, open weights, agents, coding tools, multimodal/video, on-device). Not for building/training models from scratch, general ML tutoring, or startup finance/strategy (use the start-up-tech-* skills).

Write and revise prose so it reads like a specific, thoughtful person wrote it, not an AI. Use this skill for any writing the user will send, post, publish, or say out loud, even when they don't mention AI or tone: business emails, Slack or Teams messages, memos, reports, proposals, procedures, LinkedIn and other social posts, captions, bios, YouTube scripts, video narration, hooks, outlines, and stories. Also use it whenever the user asks to humanize or de-AI text, make it \"sound like me\", check whether something sounds like AI, review a draft for AI tells, tighten or simplify prose, or rewrite in plain English. Combines Orwell's rules and plain-English discipline, Wikipedia's Signs of AI Writing field guide, a channel-aware humanizer pattern list, and StoryScope research on the narrative habits that give away AI-written stories.\n

Design, diagnose, and lock believable photorealistic adult human character identities that avoid generic, averaged, or visibly AI-generated faces. Use when creating adult actors or characters for film, video, games, or visual stories; when a portrait feels like an "AI face," stock model, beauty render, or character sheet; when a face must feel sympathetic, ordinary, distinctive, or consistent across scenes; or before turning a character identity into cinematic, emotional, or continuity-controlled images and video.

Convert handwritten, typed or OneNote-exported course notes, homework solutions and exams into accessible Markdown that builds both a tagged PDF (PDF/UA-1) and a website (WCAG 2.1 AA), with every figure redrawn as described SVG and every equation typeset in real notation with a spoken form. Bundles the build scripts, LaTeX class, checks, a notation lint and a project scaffold. Use this whenever someone uploads or points to lecture notes, scanned or OneNote PDFs, homework solutions or teaching material and mentions accessibility, ADA Title II, WCAG, PDF/UA, screen readers, alt text, or transcription, and also for any later review round on such a project (fixing figures, labels, math notation, captions, glyphs missing from a PDF, reorganizing the repository), even if they do not say "accessible".