Results for “continuity”

Create or update continuity ledger for state preservation across clears

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This skill should be used when the user asks to "revise a chapter", "continuity check", "find inconsistencies", "audit character state", "check timeline consistency", "developmental edit", "structural revision", "reverse outline", "cut a subplot", "revision passes", "what pass next", "pacing check" as a revision pass, "clue check", "cut to a word count", or "length pass", or to prepare existing story material for the next revision pass. NOT for planning book structure (use plot-structure), scene-level craft (use scene-craft), voice consistency (use voice-style), or reconciling a chapter drafted by discovery (use discovery-drafting).

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Acts as a director and previs supervisor for film, video, and AI filmmaking. Turns scripts, prose, briefs, or existing image and video assets into production deliverables — subtext breakdown, beat sheet, director's book, blocking and staging, shot list with coverage, keyframe and storyboard prompts, image-to-video motion prompts, sound and dialogue plans, edit timelines, continuity bibles, and QC repair notes. Carries genre playbooks, a controlled prompt lexicon, a coded failure-diagnosis manual, and capability-first adapters for current video and image models. Optionally applies one named director's style lens — Spielberg, Hitchcock, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Scorsese, Fellini, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Wong Kar-wai, Nolan, Villeneuve, Fincher, Refn, Bi Gan, Zhang Yimou, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Park Chan-wook, Malick, Michael Mann, Coen Brothers. Use for shot planning, blocking, staging, camera movement, visual continuity, storyboard and keyframe design, prompt repair, "in the style of X" direction, and any AI video workflow.

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Analyzing patterns of continuity and change over time in historical contexts. Covers periodization (how and why we divide history into eras), identifying turning points, measuring rates of change, and recognizing long-term patterns and trends. Use when analyzing temporal structure in history, debating period boundaries, or assessing whether a moment represents genuine transformation or surface-level disruption.

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Working memory protocol — maintains context across sessions via CONTINUITY.md. Inspired by Loki Mode. Read at turn start, update at turn end. Captures mistakes and learnings to prevent repeating errors.

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Working memory protocol — routes to session protocol, memory audit, MCP/URI integration, or storage details based on the current need. Keeps default continuity usage cheap.

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Build a complete Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and Disaster Recovery (DR) strategy for any organization.

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Expert-level real analysis knowledge. Use when working with limits, continuity, differentiability, Riemann and Lebesgue integration, sequences and series of functions, metric spaces, measure theory, or functional analysis foundations. Also use when the user mentions 'epsilon-delta', 'uniform continuity', 'uniform convergence', 'Lebesgue integral', 'measure theory', 'sigma-algebra', 'Banach space', 'Hilbert space', 'completeness', 'compactness', 'Heine-Borel', or 'dominated convergence'.

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Use this skill when a company needs recovery objectives it can defend, before a continuity plan, a disaster recovery design, an audit or a resilience review, and asks "do a BIA", "business impact analysis", "set our RTO and RPO", "what is our maximum tolerable downtime", "which services are critical", "impact tolerance" or "can our backups meet our recovery targets". Lists services from the customer's view, prices an outage over time in the company's own money and obligations, sets recovery time and data loss objectives, maps dependencies, and compares each objective with what backups, restore tests, suppliers and people actually allow, listing the gaps for a decision.

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Use this skill when a company must test its incident response or continuity plan without breaking anything, because an audit, a customer, a regulator or the plan itself calls for an exercise, and someone asks "design a tabletop", "run a ransomware tabletop", "BCP exercise", "crisis simulation", "test our incident response plan", "write the injects" or "we need exercise evidence". Picks two or three objectives, builds a realistic company-specific scenario with timed injects that force decisions, briefs the facilitator and observers, and writes the exercise plan, the injects, the observer sheet and a findings record that ends in owned actions.

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Build a consented continuity system for an authorized person, fictional character, product, or world across video shots.

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Use when a carrier asks about disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity planning (BCP) — cyber incident, natural disaster, terminal loss, key-person departure, financial liquidity event, major customer loss, insurance crisis, or fuel supply disruption. Covers risk assessment, continuity strategy, communication plans, and recovery time objectives.

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World-Class Risk Management Playbook. Use for: business continuity planning (BCP), disaster recovery (DR), scenario planning, fraud prevention & detection, reputational risk management, geopolitical risk assessment, insurance & risk transfer, crisis communication, enterprise risk management (ERM), risk registers, BIA, RTO/RPO, ISO 22301, ISO 31000, COSO ERM, NIST CSF, DORA, operational resilience, three lines of defence, risk appetite, internal controls, segregation of duties, synthetic identity fraud, deepfake fraud, AML/CFT, KYC, sanctions screening, social listening, vendor risk, geopolitical exposure mapping, parametric insurance, cyber insurance, D&O, KRIs, risk dashboards. Trigger when discussing ANY risk management, business continuity, disaster recovery, fraud prevention, reputational risk, geopolitical risk, insurance strategy, crisis management, operational resilience, or enterprise risk topic. If in doubt, use this skill.

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Plan or improve motion graphics by refining the message, typography, scene transitions, pacing, and timeline. It helps connect movement to meaning while leaving artifact creation and export to the active task's production workflow.

• Planning a short product film
• Improving animated text readability
• Connecting scenes through a recurring visual motif

Build interactive web motion from videos or image sequences, controlled by scrolling, pointer movement, dragging, or state changes. It covers media preparation, timeline compilation, playback controllers, delivery format selection, and checks on the target page.

• Linking video playback to page scrolling
• Switching animated states with drag gestures
• Preparing existing video or image sequences for the web

Add zooms, pans, masks, moving text, and depth to HyperFrames compositions. Build animation states that remain correct when jumping to any point in time, then inspect motion and final frames with diagnostics and snapshots.

• Adding zooms and pans to a shot
• Revealing images with animated masks
• Animating text and SVG shapes

Design scene transitions and animated text using matched movement direction and speed across cuts. The catalog provides concrete settings for zooms, blur, word-by-word transitions, staggered entrances, and repositioning groups of elements.

• Connect scenes with matching motion
• Transition between headlines word by word
• Bring title elements in with staggered timing

Plan HyperFrames videos so motion flows continuously between scenes. Match movement direction and speed across cuts, connect actions through visible causes, and verify scene boundaries while keeping each scene active through meaningful reveals or interactions.

• Plan consistent movement across scene transitions
• Connect scenes with a shared visual element
• Replace idle motion with reveals or interactions

Answer questions about past work, people, projects, and decisions by searching stored MemPalace records first. Retrieve exact source wording, check facts at relevant dates, and maintain session continuity without guessing when records are unavailable.

• Recall a previous decision
• Retrieve exact wording from an earlier discussion
• Check stored facts about a person or project

Plan and build a connected series of lessons around learners’ experience and goals. After the user approves the complete lesson list, it creates lessons in order, checks continuity, and organizes them in one folder.

• Building a seven-day introductory Python course
• Creating a four-week onboarding program
• Turning book chapters into separate lessons

Turn character, environment, and prop concepts into detailed image generation prompts. Plan reference sheets with multiple views and create variations from an approved main image, keeping appearance, materials, and spatial layout consistent across related assets.

• Planning character reference sheets with distinct views
• Keeping connected environments visually consistent
• Creating outfit or time-of-day variations from a main image

Build a PowerPoint presentation with Morph transitions, which smoothly transform shared shapes between slides. Plan how objects move, resize, rotate, appear, and exit across a slide sequence, then deliver a single .pptx file.

• Shrinking and moving a cover title onto the next slide
• Creating a continuous background across a slide sequence
• Explaining changing values with animated rectangle bars

Extends the core PUA skill with local performance notes, recovery of task state after conversation compression, KPI report cards, and style switching. It tracks established working habits across sessions and keeps feedback in a local file.

• Recording working standards across sessions
• Resuming attempts after conversation compression
• Reviewing work through a KPI report card

Use Memori through MCP, a protocol connecting agents to tools, to retrieve past decisions and preferences, summarize ongoing work, and resume after conversation compression. It also guides selective long-term memory storage and usage limit checks.

• Retrieve decisions and preferences from earlier sessions
• Review current work when starting a session
• Resume work after conversation context is compressed