video-storyboard

Name: video-storyboard
Author: MagicCube

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How to install video-storyboard?

magiccube/agentara/video-storyboard

$npx -y skills add MagicCube/agentara --skill video-storyboard

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Generate storyboard image boards and matching video-generation prompt scripts for specific scenes in a short video plan. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create a storyboard, storyboard image, video prompt script, scene prompt, image-to-video prompt, shot board, or per-sc

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SKILL.md

1	# Video Storyboard
2
3	Use this skill to create a production-ready storyboard package for a specific scene:
4
5	1. A storyboard image saved to `storyboard/scene-XX.png`.
6	2. A video-generation prompt script saved to `storyboard/scene-XX.md`.
7
8	Write the skill instructions in English, but create the user-facing `.md` script in the user's preferred local language unless they explicitly request another language.
9
10	## When to Use
11
12	Use this skill when the user asks for any of the following:
13
14	- Generate a storyboard for a scene.
15	- Turn a scene from a video plan into storyboard frames.
16	- Create prompts for generating video from storyboard panels.
17	- Save a storyboard image and prompt script for `scene-01`, `scene-02`, etc.
18	- Build a grid storyboard with per-panel timing labels.
19
20	If the user only asks for a storyboard image, still consider whether a matching `.md` prompt script is expected from the workflow. If unclear, ask one concise question or proceed with both files when the user has previously used this workflow.
21
22	## Inputs to Extract
23
24	Before generating, identify:
25
26	- Scene number.
27	- Scene duration.
28	- Scene source: existing plan, prior conversation, user prompt, uploaded image, or file.
29	- Aspect ratio of the final video, usually `16:9` unless specified.
30	- Characters and identity constraints.
31	- Available character design assets: `.png` character sheets, `.md` character specs, turnarounds, casting references, or prior approved character images.
32	- Wardrobe, props, brand/product details, and location.
33	- Visual style and references.
34	- Required output language for the `.md` prompt script.
35
36	If the scene number is missing, ask for it. If duration is missing, infer it from the referenced plan; otherwise ask or choose a practical default only if the user wants you to proceed.
37
38	## Output Paths
39
40	Always use a two-digit scene number:
41
42	- Scene 1 -> `storyboard/scene-01.png` and `storyboard/scene-01.md`
43	- Scene 2 -> `storyboard/scene-02.png` and `storyboard/scene-02.md`
44	- Scene 12 -> `storyboard/scene-12.png` and `storyboard/scene-12.md`
45
46	Create `storyboard/` if it does not exist.
47
48	Do not overwrite existing storyboard files unless the user asked for regeneration or replacement. If a target file exists, either ask before replacing or write a clear revision path such as `scene-01-v2.png` if the user requested alternatives.
49
50	## Grid Rules
51
52	Choose grid size from the scene duration:
53
54	\| Scene Duration \| Grid \| Panel Count \|
55	\| ---: \| --- \| ---: \|
56	\| `<= 9s` \| `3 rows x 3 columns` \| 9 panels \|
57	\| `> 9s` and `<= 12s` \| `4 rows x 3 columns` \| 12 panels \|
58	\| `> 12s` \| `4 rows x 4 columns` \| 16 panels \|
59
60	Each panel must be `16:9`.
61
62	There must be no gaps between panels. Use thin black panel borders only if needed for readability, but do not insert gutters or spacing.
63
64	If the duration does not divide evenly, allocate practical panel durations. Prefer simple labels such as `0.5s`, `1s`, `1.5s`, `2s`, or exact ranges when helpful. Empty final panels are allowed for very short scenes, but only when filling every panel would over-fragment the action. Empty panels should be plain black.
65
66	## Storyboard Image Requirements
67
68	Generate one single storyboard sheet, not separate images.
69
70	If the current context includes a character design image, approved character sheet, turnaround sheet, or character reference `.png`, use it as an image reference for the storyboard image generation. Do not rely on text description alone when a character design image is available. This is required to preserve identity, face, hairstyle, body proportions, wardrobe, and material details across scenes.
71
72	If both a character `.md` spec and `.png` sheet exist, read the `.md` for written constraints and feed the `.png` to the image-generation model as the visual reference.
73
74	Every visible panel must include:
75
76	- A black rectangle in the top-left corner with the panel number in white text, starting from `1`.
77	- A black rectangle in the top-right corner with the panel duration in white text, such as `0.5s`, `1s`, or `1.5s`.
78	- A clear shot composition that corresponds to the panel's beat.
79
80	Critical continuity requirements:
81
82	- Keep the same character identity across all panels.
83	- Keep face, age, hairstyle, body type, and skin tone consistent.
84	- Keep wardrobe consistent unless the scene explicitly includes a costume change.
85	- Keep key props consistent, including product shape, color, bottle

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How to install video-storyboard?

magiccube/agentara/video-storyboard

$npx -y skills add MagicCube/agentara --skill video-storyboard

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Video Storyboard
2
3	Use this skill to create a production-ready storyboard package for a specific scene:
4
5	1. A storyboard image saved to `storyboard/scene-XX.png`.
6	2. A video-generation prompt script saved to `storyboard/scene-XX.md`.
7
8	Write the skill instructions in English, but create the user-facing `.md` script in the user's preferred local language unless they explicitly request another language.
9
10	## When to Use
11
12	Use this skill when the user asks for any of the following:
13
14	- Generate a storyboard for a scene.
15	- Turn a scene from a video plan into storyboard frames.
16	- Create prompts for generating video from storyboard panels.
17	- Save a storyboard image and prompt script for `scene-01`, `scene-02`, etc.
18	- Build a grid storyboard with per-panel timing labels.
19
20	If the user only asks for a storyboard image, still consider whether a matching `.md` prompt script is expected from the workflow. If unclear, ask one concise question or proceed with both files when the user has previously used this workflow.
21
22	## Inputs to Extract
23
24	Before generating, identify:
25
26	- Scene number.
27	- Scene duration.
28	- Scene source: existing plan, prior conversation, user prompt, uploaded image, or file.
29	- Aspect ratio of the final video, usually `16:9` unless specified.
30	- Characters and identity constraints.
31	- Available character design assets: `.png` character sheets, `.md` character specs, turnarounds, casting references, or prior approved character images.
32	- Wardrobe, props, brand/product details, and location.
33	- Visual style and references.
34	- Required output language for the `.md` prompt script.
35
36	If the scene number is missing, ask for it. If duration is missing, infer it from the referenced plan; otherwise ask or choose a practical default only if the user wants you to proceed.
37
38	## Output Paths
39
40	Always use a two-digit scene number:
41
42	- Scene 1 -> `storyboard/scene-01.png` and `storyboard/scene-01.md`
43	- Scene 2 -> `storyboard/scene-02.png` and `storyboard/scene-02.md`
44	- Scene 12 -> `storyboard/scene-12.png` and `storyboard/scene-12.md`
45
46	Create `storyboard/` if it does not exist.
47
48	Do not overwrite existing storyboard files unless the user asked for regeneration or replacement. If a target file exists, either ask before replacing or write a clear revision path such as `scene-01-v2.png` if the user requested alternatives.
49
50	## Grid Rules
51
52	Choose grid size from the scene duration:
53
54	\| Scene Duration \| Grid \| Panel Count \|
55	\| ---: \| --- \| ---: \|
56	\| `<= 9s` \| `3 rows x 3 columns` \| 9 panels \|
57	\| `> 9s` and `<= 12s` \| `4 rows x 3 columns` \| 12 panels \|
58	\| `> 12s` \| `4 rows x 4 columns` \| 16 panels \|
59
60	Each panel must be `16:9`.
61
62	There must be no gaps between panels. Use thin black panel borders only if needed for readability, but do not insert gutters or spacing.
63
64	If the duration does not divide evenly, allocate practical panel durations. Prefer simple labels such as `0.5s`, `1s`, `1.5s`, `2s`, or exact ranges when helpful. Empty final panels are allowed for very short scenes, but only when filling every panel would over-fragment the action. Empty panels should be plain black.
65
66	## Storyboard Image Requirements
67
68	Generate one single storyboard sheet, not separate images.
69
70	If the current context includes a character design image, approved character sheet, turnaround sheet, or character reference `.png`, use it as an image reference for the storyboard image generation. Do not rely on text description alone when a character design image is available. This is required to preserve identity, face, hairstyle, body proportions, wardrobe, and material details across scenes.
71
72	If both a character `.md` spec and `.png` sheet exist, read the `.md` for written constraints and feed the `.png` to the image-generation model as the visual reference.
73
74	Every visible panel must include:
75
76	- A black rectangle in the top-left corner with the panel number in white text, starting from `1`.
77	- A black rectangle in the top-right corner with the panel duration in white text, such as `0.5s`, `1s`, or `1.5s`.
78	- A clear shot composition that corresponds to the panel's beat.
79
80	Critical continuity requirements:
81
82	- Keep the same character identity across all panels.
83	- Keep face, age, hairstyle, body type, and skin tone consistent.
84	- Keep wardrobe consistent unless the scene explicitly includes a costume change.
85	- Keep key props consistent, including product shape, color, bottle

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