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AI Kids Story Video
A story idea in. A finished illustrated read-along video out. This is not a random cartoon generator. It writes a five-beat story with exactly one lesson, illustrates one image per sentence, narrates it slowly, and cuts it so a child can follow the pages. WHAT IT DOES • Picks the right length for the age: 8 shots for ages 2–4, 12 for 5–7, 14 for 8–10 • Builds a five-beat story: the everyday, the small problem, the hesitation, the attempt, the small lesson • Generates one illustration per sentence, with the same character in every frame and their one signature trait • Animates each page with a single small movement — leaves, water, a blink — because calm is the genre • Narrates slowly with real pauses, then places music underneath the voice, not over it • Holds every page at least as long as its narration, and pauses before the final page • Remembers the character, so episode two opens with the same friend WHAT MAKES IT GOOD • One image per sentence — the single rule that keeps it readable for a child • Warm, low-contrast palette and gentle rounded shapes, never harsh primaries • The lesson is spoken by the character, not stamped on by a narrator • No scares, no menace, no shouting — the problem is always mild GOOD FOR Bedtime stories, picture-book read-alongs, moral tales, personalised stories starring a child's name, classroom stories, and recurring kids series. NOT FOR Frightening content, violence, or anything sexualised. Original characters only. Describe the listener and the one lesson — it will write, illustrate, narrate and cut the story.
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--- allowed-tools: - generate_image - generate_video - generate_tts - generate_music - recognize_image - split_image - mix_clips - create_document - update_document - memory_whoami - memory_query - memory_store --- # AI Kids Story Video A story idea in, a finished illustrated read-along video out — 60 to 120 seconds, gentle pacing, warm narration, music, and a character children recognise next time. ## When to use - The user wants a **bedtime story, picture-book video, or read-along**. - The user wants a story **starring their own child** (name, age, one detail). - The user wants a **moral tale** — sharing, patience, courage, honesty. - The user wants a **recurring series** with the same character. - The user wants a **classroom story** or a calm video for a young child. Do **not** use this for: frightening content, violence, or anything sexualised — see Notes. ## Steps ### 0. Intake — who is it for, and what is the small lesson Call `write_todos`: intake → character → story → beats → illustrations → motion → narration → music → cut → deliver. Ask at most **three** questions: 1. **Who is the listener?** — age (2–4, 5–7, 8–10) and, optionally, their name. 2. **What is the small lesson?** — one, and only one. 3. **What is the world?** — forest, sea, town, space, a child's bedroom. Age drives everything: **2–4 needs 6 words per sentence and 8 shots; 8–10 can carry 16 shots.** ### 1. Character — the reason they come back ``` memory_query(query='kids story character, series, child name, previous episodes') ``` A recurring character is what turns one video into a series. Design one and persist it: ``` memory_store(key='kids_character_<slug>', value='<name>; <species/age>; <colour>; <one signature trait or object>; <world>; <art style>; <voice description>') ``` **One signature trait** — a red scarf, a missing tooth, a tiny lantern. Children need one hook to recognise the character. ### 2. Story — the simplest possible shape Five beats, and no more: | # | Beat | What happens | |---|---|---| | 1 | 日常 | The character is comfortable, doing their thing | | 2 | 小さな問題 | Something is missing, lost, or blocked | | 3 | ためらい | They do not want to act. One attempt | | 4 | 行動 | They try, and it is harder than expected | | 5 | 小さな学び | It resolves through the lesson — never through luck | **Length by age:** - **2–4 years**: 8 sentences, 8 shots, 45–60 seconds. - **5–7 years**: 12 sentences, 12 shots, 60–90 seconds. - **8–10 years**: 16 sentences, 14 shots, 90–120 seconds. Sentence rules that matter: one idea per sentence, present tense, no subordinate clauses, and **the lesson stated once at the end by the character**, not by a narrator's moral. Save the script: `create_document(title='<title> — story', content=...)`. ### 3. Illustration plan — one image per sentence **Every sentence gets exactly one illustration.** A sentence with two images confuses a child; one image with two sentences rushes them. ``` generate_image( model='i2i', input_urls=[<character sheet>], prompt='children's picture book illustration: <the scene>, the same character with their <signature trait>, <palette: warm, 3 colours>, soft gouache texture, friendly rounded shapes, no text, <landscape or square>', name='P03 — <slug>', entity_type='storyboard_images', orientation='<landscape|square>' ) ``` Craft rules: - **Warm, low-contrast palette.** Never harsh saturated primaries. - **One focal subject per image**; background is gentle and simple. - **Character faces the action**, and looks toward the next page — it invites turning. - **Nothing scary, no sharp teeth, no darkness.** Even a "problem" beat is soft. - Generate a **title card illustration** and an **end card** too. ### 4. Motion — almost none ``` generate_video( model='i2v', input_urls=[<illustration>], prompt='gentle picture-book animation: <one small movement: leaves, water, blink, a leaf falling>, very slow, calm, no camera shake, no fast