Video & Animation

Create original short videos using the 连续载具升级｜滑行、冲浪、生物接力到高空释放 Creative DNA for MiniMax H3 or Seedance 2.0. Use when the user wants this causal, camera, motion, rhythm, or payoff structure with new subjects and surfaces.

Create original short videos using the 情绪压力曲线｜压抑、峰值、遮挡与残余 Creative DNA for MiniMax H3 or Seedance 2.0. Use when the user wants this causal, camera, motion, rhythm, or payoff structure with new subjects and surfaces.

Create original short videos using the 固定机位｜从线稿生成成品 Creative DNA for MiniMax H3 or Seedance 2.0. Use when the user wants this causal, camera, motion, rhythm, or payoff structure with new subjects and surfaces.

Create original short videos using the 意象载体预告接力｜花果传递、角色轮换与巨像回标 Creative DNA for MiniMax H3 or Seedance 2.0. Use when the user wants this causal, camera, motion, rhythm, or payoff structure with new subjects and surfaces.

Use this skill for any task involving writing Thai-language social media captions, posts, or short-form copy. Trigger whenever the user asks to: write a caption for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, X (Twitter), Pantip, or LINE TIMELINE in Thai, draft a Thai social post, write a Thai product/review/giveaway post, pick hashtags for a Thai audience, or adapt copy for a Thai social channel. Also trigger for requests like \"เขียนแคปชั่น\", \"caption ภาษาไทย\", \"เขียน TikTok caption\", \"โพสต์ Facebook\", \"ลงไอจี\", \"caption social media Thai\", \"เขียนรีวิว\", or any variation. If the output is a short Thai post designed to be published on a social platform, use this skill.

Create original short videos using the 画中物成真｜小光点变奇观 Creative DNA for MiniMax H3 or Seedance 2.0. Use when the user wants this causal, camera, motion, rhythm, or payoff structure with new subjects and surfaces.

Have Gemini watch a short video (gameplay capture, animation, physics, UI motion) and list visible defects with timestamps, through the Antigravity CLI (agy) signed in with a Google account. Use when a defect only shows in motion (animation, physics, clipping during movement, transitions) and frames are not enough; not for static layout checks.

Use when 总结视频/音频内容（B站/YouTube/本地）。

Generate, repair, and validate 2D raster sprite-sheet animations from character art or separated body parts. Use for directional walk cycles, flipbook loops, joint anchoring, occlusion, stable origins, runtime packing, and game-scale visual QA. Do not use for native 3D animation or runtime skeletal rigs unless their rendered output must become raster sheets.

Use when the user asks to watch/understand/summarize a video — Bilibili (BV id / URL), YouTube, or a local video/GIF file. Fetches metadata and subtitles, extracts keyframes, then reads them with vision.

Onboard a new user to the VideoEditting toolkit by choosing all or selected editing skills, assessing useful MCP integrations and setting up approved tools before the film brief. Use for first-time adoption or setup changes, not every editing revision or repository maintenance task.

Cull and rank photos or video excerpts, remove repetitive selections, and compare blurry versus sharp takes. Use for bursts, near-duplicates, contact sheets and best-moment selection; never delete source media or judge focus only from a blurred background.

把「為什麼森林」podcast 的某一集做成精華 Reel：補時間軸 → 選段 → 等使用者確認 → make-props → 檢查畫格 → 輸出 mp4。使用者說「做 epNN 的 Reel」「幫我做新一集的 Reel」「/new-reel epNN_xxx」時使用；可以一次給好幾集。

Prepare a reviewable preview, verify the final encoded video and hand off a versioned editing project. Use before export or when diagnosing black borders, crop errors, missing assets, drift, color or audio problems; do not claim creative QA from a successful build alone.

Fit portrait photos or videos into landscape edits, or reframe mixed aspect ratios with a blurred copy of the same media. Use to prevent black borders and cropped faces or bodies; not for privacy anonymization or sharpening a blurry subject.

Add playful video gags such as person cutouts, spins, loading effects, face-zoom transitions or tracked scooter flames. Use when humor is requested in the current brief; do not add unsolicited meme edits to a serious film.

Write and build videos in the style of Johnny Harris — first-person investigative explainers that turn one question into a story, told on camera and through paper-textured collage, hand-drawn charts, highlighted documents and archival footage. Use when the user asks for a "Johnny Harris style" video, a documentary/video-essay explainer, or paper/collage/hand-drawn explainer visuals in Remotion.

Establish a film or reel brief, including tone, humor, travel type, route and relevant vehicle details. Use when these choices are missing or the user changes direction; skip for a small revision with an established brief.

Learn a creator's or channel's video style from reference YouTube links and save it as a new project skill (story structure, narration voice, visual language, Remotion recipes). Use when the user says "learn creator X from these", "study these videos", "make a skill in the style of …", or pastes reference video links to imitate.

Cut photos or video on audible musical beats, downbeats and phrase changes, or diagnose an edit that feels off beat. Use for music-led timing and transitions; do not equate waveform peaks or automatic markers with verified musical accents.

Reconstruct capture order, trip chapters and road/ferry map segments from photo/video metadata and visible evidence. Use when travel chronology or route labels matter; do not invent exact dates or transport links from filenames alone.

Mix music, dialogue, authentic location sound and comedic sound effects for an edit. Use for ducking, song transitions, J/L cuts, intelligibility and clean endings; not as a substitute for beat detection or actual listening.

Write and build videos in the style of Fireship's "X in 100 Seconds" (Jeff Delaney) — dense, deadpan, meme-laced tech explainers on a dark code-editor canvas. Use when the user asks for a "Fireship style", "100 seconds", "fast tech explainer", or a short punchy programming/tool explainer in Remotion.

Turn an idea, topic or transcript into a ByteByteGo / Fazt Code style animated explainer video (9:16 and 16:9) with the remotion-system-design-challenges project. Topic packs - tech (system design, backend, programming) and science (the brain, biology, health, learning, languages). Use for /make-video or any explainer video request.