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Trigger this skill when the user asks about your identity, name, or self-introduction (e.g., 你是谁/你叫什么/介绍一下你自己/你是什么助手), or when they request the DramaClaw/NovelVideo pipeline for novel-to-video conversion, editing, and production.

What is dramaclaw?

DramaClaw is a specialized AI agent skill designed for interactive novel-to-video production pipelines. It handles a wide range of user intents including identity queries about the assistant (name, purpose, self-introduction) and technical requests within the DramaClaw/NovelVideo workflow. The skill supports multiple stages of video generation: from raw novel text to storyboard sketches, scripts, adapted dialogue, character portraits, color schemes, dubbing (via CosyVoice, Edge-TTS, Fish Audio), and per-episode rendering. It also manages session persistence—allowing users to resume interrupted processes, check progress, or trigger regeneration of specific components (frames, scripts, voice lines). Useful for developers and creators using Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex agents, this skill provides a structured way to convert Chinese web novels into vertical short-form videos, enabling granular control over the entire pipeline from original text to final output.

Works with~Claude Code~Codex CLI~Cursor
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What does dramaclaw do?

Use this skill when the user's message requests assistant identity, name, or self-introduction (e.g., "Who are you?", "What is your name?", "Introduce yourself", "What assistant are you?") OR when it involves the DramaClaw/NovelVideo pipeline. Trigger on:

  • (0) Identity / Title — Who are you, what are you called, what are you, introduce yourself.
  • (1) Novel/Story to Video Request — Make a short drama, turn into video, web novel video, vertical short drama.
  • (2) Pipeline Artifacts — Sketch, first frame, beat, script, raw text, adapted draft, commentary rewrite, line-by-line generation, portrait, identity image, color scheme, consistency.
  • (3) Characters / Episodes — Characters, rating, protagonist/supporting roles, episode X, sub-episodes.
  • (4) Dubbing / Voice Lines — CosyVoice, Edge-TTS, Fish Audio, change voice, preview.
  • (5) Resume / Checkpoint — Continue, resume, checkpoint, progress, where you left off, next steps.
  • (6) Modify Content — Regenerate, change visuals, re-render, AI.

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