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Design reusable pose data for 2D characters, covering emotions, actions, mouth shapes, and repeated movements. Organize changes to individual body parts, pose durations, and transitions so animation sequences have clearly defined stages.
Animate characters built from SVG parts using GSAP and CSS transforms. Coordinate gestures and facial expressions, keep joints connected, and control playback by frame in Remotion or validate browser previews with HyperFrames.
Review local character animations before sharing previews or final renders. Check structured design data, asset files, browser errors, sampled motion frames, and MP4 metadata, then classify the result as pass, revise, or fail.
Turn game design documents and character profiles into asset specifications and image generation prompts. Define appearance, dimensions, file formats, and naming rules, then maintain an asset list that tracks progress and identifies shared assets.
Examine writing for familiar AI patterns, statistical features, Pangram detection scores, and hidden character signatures. Compare drafts against known human writing to interpret the evidence, with explanations and limitations rather than a definitive authorship claim.
Convert Markdown into Word, PDF, and HTML using a workflow suited to the document. Simple files use direct delegation, while documents with special characters use separate conversion steps, character replacement, and output checks.
Implement 2D kinematic character movement in Godot 4.7 with CharacterBody2D and move_and_slide(): platformer run/jump with gravity, top-down 8-direction motion, slope handling, and reading collisions. Use when coding a 2D player or enemy controller, a platformer or top-down character, or fixing move_and_slide()/ is_on_floor() behavior in a .tscn with a CharacterBody2D.
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Assemble an animated character-explainer video ad (any art style — Pixar-style 3D, claymation, anime, paper-cut, felt) (~77s, 9:16) built on an "N types of X" listicle spine — a recurring human protagonist plus a locked cast of N persona characters, one per list item. Given the per-scene i2v clips + a per-scene target-duration table + a narration track, it trims each clip to its scene window, re-encodes every segment to identical 1080x1920/30fps/libx264/yuv420p (decrease+pad, never crop) so the concat demuxer never drops frames, concats, and muxes audio — in RESTYLE mode the source ad's VO+music mix is reused verbatim, in ORIGINAL mode fresh per-scene VO (loudnorm I=-14) is mixed under an optional music bed (loudnorm I=-26). A static-still fallback loops a scene's keyframe when its clip is missing/failed, so the master always assembles; libass captions are burned last. FREE deterministic assembly (Python + ffmpeg, no bash, no paid calls); the recipe supplies the clips, keyframes, VO or source audio, and caption table and gates the paid cast-anchor/keyframe/Kling-i2v/VO/music calls to their own capabilities. Use for the 3d-character-explainer listicle format.
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Expert patterns for CharacterBody2D including platformer movement (coyote time, jump buffering, variable jump height), top-down movement (8-way, tank controls), collision handling, one-way platforms, and state machines. Use for player characters, NPCs, or enemies. Trigger keywords: CharacterBody2D, move_and_slide, is_on_floor, coyote_time, jump_buffer, velocity, get_slide_collision, one_way_platforms, state_machine.
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Expert patterns for CharacterBody2D including platformer movement (coyote time, jump buffering, variable jump height), top-down movement (8-way, tank controls), collision handling, one-way platforms, and state machines. Use for player characters, NPCs, or enemies. Trigger keywords: CharacterBody2D, move_and_slide, is_on_floor, coyote_time, jump_buffer, velocity, get_slide_collision, one_way_platforms, state_machine.
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AAA character modeling for human anatomy, stylization, facial topology, clothing, hair, and animation-ready meshes. Use for game characters, facial expressions, and production character assets in Blender via MCP.
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This skill should be used when the user asks about "theme", "controlling idea", "thematic argument", "moral argument", "thematic arc", "flat arc", "negative arc", "the lie", "antagonist design", "motif", "symbolism", "theme audit", or wants to plan, track, or revise the thematic layer of a story, including the lie, truth, ghost-wound, and arc-type fields of a character file. NOT for finding or testing a story premise (use premise-workshop), or a character's profile, relationships, or "character arc" record (use character-management).
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This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a style sheet", "style guide", "house style", "keep the voice consistent", "voice drift", "British or American spelling", "character voices", "lint the prose", "prose check", "filter words", "said-bookisms", "overused words", "repeated phrases", "similar character names", "voice fingerprints", or wants to record and enforce the voice and surface conventions of a story project. NOT for rewriting dialogue to make the voices distinct when everyone sounds the same (use line-editing), or a character's profile or arc (use character-management).
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Produce Hedra character, talking-avatar, lip-sync, motion-avatar, and live avatar work. Use when an AI agent needs to choose Hedra models, prepare image/audio/script inputs, direct character performance, call or plan around the Hedra API or Studio, evaluate avatar/lip-sync results, handle consent/rights/privacy, or troubleshoot Hedra character video production.
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Provider-independent character design and continuity direction for generated media. Use when an agent must create, preserve, revise, or QA a recurring character across AI-generated images, video clips, avatars, animation, comics, ads, product mascots, serialized social posts, or multi-shot campaigns; especially when building character bibles, reference packs, prompts, expression/pose ranges, costume/hair/makeup/prop continuity, identity and likeness safeguards, iteration plans, handoff notes, or continuity reviews.
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Building AI-powered NPCs that maintain personality, remember conversations, and never break characterUse when "npc dialogue, ai npc, llm npc, character dialogue, npc personality, ai character, dialogue system llm, talking npc, conversational npc, dynamic dialogue, llm, npc, dialogue, ai-characters, personality, memory, game-ai, conversational-ai, role-playing" mentioned.
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Extract and organize frames from a Bilibili video (bangumi episode, UP upload, or a local file) into scenery shots and per-character image groups, using anime-specific person detection + CCIP character-identity embeddings. Two modes — cluster everyone, or pull out one (or several) named characters via reference folders. Use when the user wants to collect, extract, or organize anime frames/screenshots by character or by scenery from a Bilibili video. Read-only download for personal viewing/analysis; uploads nothing.
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Use when a character must stay visually identical across AI video scenes — locks identity tokens (silhouette, palette, wardrobe, prop) in JSON. Triggers 'character lock', 'same character'.
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Requires OFOX_API_KEY — create one at https://app.ofox.ai. Turn a novel/script excerpt into an anime-style storyboard shot using the Ofox image and video APIs. Runs a short creative brief first (how many shots, the aspect ratio before any image exists, which animation look; "Let the AI decide" is offered on the taste questions, never on a must-ask one, and never as the default), generates the character with ofox-image-core — one opening frame for a single shot, a design sheet to confirm plus one opening frame per shot for a sequence — then feeds each frame to ofox-video-core as `--frame-first-image`, so every shot starts on an image of that character rather than on a text description alone. Use when a user asks to turn a story excerpt into an anime video, e.g. "turn this novel excerpt into an anime video", "make an anime-style storyboard clip of this scene", "generate a manga-drama shot with this character", or "turn this chapter into an anime short with the same character in every shot". Do not use for realistic-human dialogue scenes with no anime styling (see seedance-short-drama), silent product/brand shots (see seedance-ad-creative), or plain catalog footage (see seedance-product-video).
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Inspect Blender characters and animations using bone data, coordinates, and ground contact measurements alongside images. Helps diagnose foot sliding, orientation mismatches, and twisting, with reports that distinguish confirmed problems from likely causes and required fixes.
Create text banners, character speech bubbles, and decorative frames, or convert images into ASCII art, pictures made from text characters. Choose local tools or free APIs for the task, and search collections of existing artwork.
Convert videos and images into colored character art, or create animations that react to music. Add lyrics or text, combine visual effects across scenes, and export the result as MP4, GIF, or image sequences.
Train a custom LoRA on fal.ai, a model adaptation for personalized image generation. Use it to prepare an image model tailored to a particular brand, character, or visual style.
Create character, scene, and product images from structured descriptions of style, composition, lighting, and color. Guide generation with reference images and aspect ratio settings, using a Python script connected to a supported image generation service.