Claude Skills by badgids

Adapt MiniMax H3 prompts for stylized 3D narrative animation with locked character identity, environment continuity, readable acting, per-shot timing, physical action, camera, and audio continuity.

Adapt score or song cues into ACE-Step 1.5 XL inputs using task type, caption, lyrics or instrumental structure, BPM, key, time signature, and temporal performance directions.

Map an existing story, novel, treatment, or source narrative into a screen adaptation plan that identifies what becomes action, dialogue, visual information, compression, combination, or omission.

Register and approve generated or imported media across reference, voice, dialogue, music, SFX, video, master, trailer, social, artwork, and release groups with one durable primary/alternate/reject state model.

Simulate a defined reader or viewer encountering prose, screenplay, storyboard, animatic, or rough-cut material for the first time, reporting felt attention, questions, character legibility, clarity, and payoff without turning into craft critique.

Build and render a synchronized full-program audio master from approved dialogue, voiceover, ambience, Foley, SFX, score, and music using an explicit project-relative mix manifest.

Recover only failed, unfinished, and invalidated downstream ComfyUI jobs while preserving valid completed generation work.

Turn story architecture into a causal beat sheet whose beats state purpose, cause, action, turn, and consequence without padding to a formulaic beat count.

Plan a novel, novella, or nonfiction narrative book as a durable chapter architecture with POV rules, part structure, chapter jobs, arcs, reveals, continuity state, and target length.

Adapt MiniMax H3 prompts for short brand, product, app, site, or campaign promos using verified brand facts and assets, product-specific proof, precise beats, readable copy, and controlled motion.

Define and enforce durable campaign voice, terminology, naming, CTA, spoiler, accessibility, and prohibited-claim rules so trailers, social copy, press materials, and promotional art stay recognizably consistent.

Render and verify the planned social campaign deliverables across aspect ratios and durations, then reconcile masters, copy, artwork, captions, subtitles, and QC into a complete campaign delivery set.

Create a compact character bible focused on behavior under pressure, goals, contradictions, relationships, speech, appearance, wardrobe, and continuity facts that affect story or production.

Pressure-test a character by speaking or reasoning strictly from that character's current voice, goals, relationships, emotional pressure, and knowledge boundary without creating canon by accident.

Adapt MiniMax H3 prompts for two-player co-op game menu and opening animations with locked player identity, stable UI hierarchy, exact game/player text, coordinated palette, and timed menu interaction.

Operate a user-selected Comfy API v2 endpoint such as comfy-api-proxy using durable jobs, poll-first state, UUID assets, API-format workflow submission, targeted cancellation, safe asset retrieval, optional bearer auth, and idempotent submission practices.

Stage ComfyUI workflow input media through server uploads, use returned server names instead of guessed paths, extract all file-shaped outputs from history, download outputs safely, and keep project-relative media records.

Audit reference-to-workflow bindings so prompt ordinals, REF/MEDIA identities, staged files, hashes, and actual graph nodes cannot silently drift.

Use the official comfy-cli safely for ComfyUI workspace discovery, setup, launch and stop, structured JSON automation, workflow execution including UI-format conversion, jobs, uploads, downloads, nodes, models, templates, memory, updates, and approved dependency changes.

Inspect a live ComfyUI server for version, hardware, feature flags, queue depth, installed node schemas, model categories, and model filenames before selecting or validating a workflow.

Build a standalone, portable ComfyUI-ready generation manifest containing canon links, references, briefs, prompt files, selected workflow identities, input requirements, output IDs, stale scope, and unresolved requirements without hardcoded machine details.

Use Story-Film's Pi-native story_comfy tool and managed official comfy-mcp runtime to inspect, validate, run, monitor, and collect ComfyUI work with live discovery and approval gates.

Compile image, audio, and video generation into a complete deterministic ComfyUI batch that can execute without any LLM involvement after handoff.

Execute API-format workflows on ComfyUI, keep prompt IDs, poll authoritative history, inspect queue state, cancel selected runs, free ComfyUI memory, capture errors, and record outputs for story-film production.

Diagnose ComfyUI connection failures, invalid workflows, unknown node classes, missing required inputs, missing models, queue and history problems, generation errors, VRAM pressure, remote-target confusion, and dependency issues without random installs or broad destructive changes.

Select, preserve, inspect, validate, patch, convert, and promote complete ComfyUI workflows from Story-Film's extension-local comfyui_workflows library.

Understand and operate ComfyUI for story-film production through Story-Film's extension-local workflow library, managed official comfy-mcp/comfy-cli control runtime, live node/model discovery, deterministic validation, generation execution, API v2, offline batching, resource handoff, and safe troubleshooting.

Adapt approved film, trailer, transcript, press, and campaign material into destination-specific content while preserving source lineage, verified claims, spoiler policy, brand voice, and the central promise.

Build and use per-sequence project context shards so an agent can work on a feature film without loading the whole project state.

Audit canon, story, screenplay, production documents, and generation prompts for identity, wardrobe, prop, geography, knowledge, time, lighting, audio, and dialogue continuity conflicts.

Stress-test a story, book, screenplay, visual concept, audio plan, film plan, trailer, campaign, or production approach through a rigorous dependency-aware interview before execution.

Synthesize the current Story-Film conversation and project state into a durable creative and production specification without reopening decisions that have already been settled.

Run bounded creative review using Critique-Correct-Verify or Debate-Judge for consequential story, screenplay, directing, storyboard, or shot decisions, with explicit criteria, persistent verdicts, and escalation instead of endless loops.

Run a structured creative or production interview that exposes assumptions in dependency order for stories, books, images, audio, video, films, trailers, campaigns, and production workflows.

Probe finished film, trailer, social, and audio deliverables against explicit delivery specifications for file existence, streams, codecs, resolution, frame rate, duration, audio properties, checksums, and optional signal warnings.

Define a reusable visual design grammar for film titles, posters, key art, lower thirds, thumbnails, social assets, press materials, and programmatic motion graphics using approved references, exact text, safe zones, and accessibility constraints.

Keep exact approved dialogue audio, hashes, timing, visible-sync intent, generation conditioning, and review audio aligned.

Measure approved dialogue before expensive generation and block impossible clip timing without silently changing speech.

Create a reusable voice bible and exact dialogue cue list from screenplay lines, including character voice identity, delivery intent, language, timing, and continuity across scenes.

Create a director book that turns screenplay scenes into performance, blocking, visual, camera, rhythm, transition, and sound intentions before individual shots are chosen.

Run a decision-tree creative interview while maintaining durable Story-Film decisions, terminology, canon implications, evidence links, and open questions as the discussion progresses.

Perform non-destructive deterministic editorial assistance including silence mapping and jump cuts, optional local transcription, subtitle burn-in, exact clipping, subject-aware reframing, and delivery compression.

Create a post-production edit plan and cue sheet from screenplay, shot list, generated clip durations, dialogue, music, and SFX, including transitions, pickups, and continuity risks.

Export canonical film editorial state as editable Kdenlive and/or Shotcut projects using a shared multitrack MLT-based manifest, target-specific serializers, project-relative media, effects/transitions, subtitles, and structural validation.

Compile a standalone portable editorial package with timeline events, shot media, dialogue, subtitles, music, sound cues, stems, placeholders, missing media, and interchange-ready records.

Reconcile selected shots, sequence order, and main timeline placements before a feature-film master is accepted.

Build and validate a durable CLAIM ledger for documentary, historical, technical, educational, press-kit, festival, and campaign facts, preserving sources, uncertainty, disagreement, adoption state, and downstream use.

Use the installed FFmpeg and FFprobe capability surface for deterministic video, audio, subtitle, stream, codec, container, filter-graph, metadata, capture, analysis, QC, and delivery operations without hardcoding build-specific features.

Audit the final feature-film project for required control artifacts, approved sequences, coverage, continuity, editorial, generation, master, and release evidence.

Render and verify the complete finished movie from the executable picture timeline, synchronized audio master, subtitles, and delivery specification.