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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.

• Checking foot sliding and floor penetration in a walk cycle
• Comparing character facing direction with travel direction
• Inspecting poses after transferring motion between skeletons

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.

• Create text banners for terminal headers
• Add character speech bubbles and decorative frames
• Convert images into text art

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.

• Convert footage into colored character art
• Create a music-reactive visualizer
• Make a video with timed lyrics

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.

• Training a model for brand-specific imagery
• Preparing a custom model for a character
• Training a LoRA for a particular 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.

• Creating characters with specified clothing, era, and appearance
• Visualizing scenes with a chosen mood, weather, and lighting
• Producing product images with specified materials and viewing angles

Generate 4–30 second videos with synchronized audio using ByteDance Seedance 2.5. Organize image, video, and audio references, write shot-by-shot prompts, and define continuity rules to keep characters and locations consistent across cuts.

• Generating short videos with synchronized audio
• Planning multi-shot scenes with consistent characters and locations
• Building video prompts from image, video, and audio references

Generate cinematic clips with Seedance 2.0 using camera directions, multiple shots, and synchronized speech, sound effects, and ambience. Reference images help maintain character appearance, while the skill guides prompt structure, provider selection, previews, and checks of the finished clips.

• Producing trailers and teaser clips
• Generating multiple shots with a consistent character
• Creating dialogue scenes with matching mouth movements

Generate Mandarin and multilingual narration with Volcengine Doubao Speech 2.0. Choose a voice and speaking speed, save the audio, and retain character-level timing metadata for subtitles in an OpenMontage workflow.

• Creating Mandarin narration for explainer videos
• Comparing short samples of voices and speaking speeds
• Building subtitles from character-level timestamps

Build voice assistants and conversational characters with ElevenLabs. Configure voices, language models, and external tools, then connect conversations to a website widget or use Twilio integration for outbound phone calls.

• Creating a voice bot for customer support
• Embedding a voice assistant on a website
• Building an interactive voice character

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

Turn creative ideas into image and video generation prompts for character sheets, storyboards, and short films. The skill specifies consistent character details, reference image roles, camera movement, action sequences, and dialogue timing within the chosen model's limits.

• Write prompts for consistent character reference sheets
• Plan storyboard frames that show action progression
• Define how each reference image guides video generation

Create animated Codex pets from character art, text ideas, or brand cues. Generate nine animation states, assemble a transparent sprite sheet, check appearance and movement, and package the results with a pet configuration file.

• Turn character art into an animated Codex pet
• Create a pet in plush, clay, or other non-pixel styles
• Design a mascot from company or brand cues

Develop fiction from existing ideas, notes, or partial drafts. Organize themes, character changes, plot, setting, relationships, reader knowledge, and prose, then use writer-approved plans to guide drafting and revision from short stories to book series.

• Turning scattered novel notes into a story plan
• Exploring character changes and themes
• Drafting scenes from an approved story bible

Assess web content for usefulness, readability, depth, and evidence of experience and expertise. Get quality scores and improvement suggestions, review how clearly content supports AI citations, and clean up formulaic phrasing and invisible characters in drafts.

• Review article quality before publication
• Check author credentials and supporting evidence
• Review answer structure and sources for AI citations

Create pixel art illustrations as SVG files, a scalable image format, for READMEs, documentation, and slides. Build character portraits, conversations, or group scenes, then refine colors, speech bubbles, arrows, and spacing to fit the requested layout.

• Create a pixel art hero image for a README
• Illustrate a conversation with characters and speech bubbles
• Make a character illustration in project colors

Extract characters, settings, and plot-critical props from an episode script into structured records. Describe appearance, styling, spatial details, and lighting, then reuse existing entries and link them to the current episode to avoid duplicate production assets.

• Listing characters and settings needed for an episode
• Selecting only props that matter to the plot
• Reusing existing assets without creating duplicates

Import an FBX character into a CARLA source build as a pedestrian available through the Python API. Check its GEN3 skeleton, create assets and a walker blueprint, register it, and verify spawning, ground placement, and movement.

• Add a custom FBX character as a CARLA pedestrian
• Check whether an FBX uses the required GEN3 skeleton
• Investigate floating or motionless imported pedestrians

Create videos based on 『三体』 through a structured workflow covering source-setting research, scripts, storyboards, character consistency, audio, and final assembly. It also checks story consistency and technical quality, and prepares titles, covers, and tags for B站.

• Plan a video about the deterrence era in 『三体』
• Write character dialogue consistent with the source
• Design consistent scenes, characters, and storyboards

Recover failed writes of large files or code containing special characters by placing content in a temporary Python script. Use raw strings or Base64 encoding, then check that the output file exists and has content.

• Retrying writes that fail with unknown errors
• Writing TypeScript or TSX containing template literals
• Saving long text with Unicode or special characters

Prepare Markdown for pandoc PDF conversion by replacing problematic Unicode symbols with ASCII alternatives. The skill covers reusable substitution scripts, broader character conversion, and alternative PDF engines for documents that need to retain Unicode.

• Fixing Unicode errors during Markdown-to-PDF conversion
• Standardizing replacements for currency symbols and arrows
• Choosing a PDF engine that preserves Unicode characters