Directing Stickman Videos
Turn topics, requirements, articles or scripts into stickman videos.
Install
npx skills add kaomei/stickman-video-director --skill directing-stickman-videos -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- kaomei/stickman-video-director3.7k
- Category
- Design
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 3,000 tokens
- Runs scripts
- Yes, review before use
What it does
Turn topics, requirements, articles or scripts into stickman videos. Director mode creates approved storyboards and standalone video prompts; Autopilot mode produces narrated, captioned illustration-and-micro-animation videos through configured generation tools and a local renderer. Also guide installation handoff, first use and setup of this specific Skill.
Directing Stickman Videos
Two modes, one Skill
Keep the existing installation and name. Route by the requested deliverable:
- A · Director: proposals, storyboards and standalone video-generation prompts. A1/A1.1/A1.2 map to Style 1 light/dark; A2/A2.1/A2.2 to Style 2/2A/2B; A3, A5 to Styles 3, 5. Follow the unchanged Director contract below.
- A6 · Amber Noir / 暖金暗影风: read A6 when selected, before planning. It owns its reference-guided shots, optional execution routes and separate narration/finishing; bypass the A1, A5 contract below. After approvals and available setup, carry the selected route through to a finished MP4, not just copied prompts. Use its confirmed Gemini Puck narration and title/caption finishing standard, with no creator watermark by default. Explain the two routes and verified sample model only after A6 selection, not in the generic welcome or a detailed README setup section.
- B · Autopilot: a finished local video with narration, captions, meaningful illustrations, local motion and SFX. Read Autopilot, then its selected B-style reference. B1 is 极简手绘风; B2 is 彩色手绘风 / Colorful Hand-Drawn. B styles have their own assets and numbering; do not silently reuse an A-style prompt or sample.
If the mode is ambiguous, ask one short question. Honor previously supplied choices. Do not run Director's ten-second clip rules, no-visible-text rule or Phase B prompt workflow for Autopilot. Autopilot can start with a topic, promotion brief, post, article or story script; it is not story-only. English is the default narration language, but the user's language and voice choices take precedence.
