Open Skill — öffentliche Kurzdrama-Skills auf Digen

  • imported_skill

    Use when the user wants a short video produced end-to-end from a script or story idea — writing the script, generating character/style references and storyboard frames, rendering each shot as a clip, adding voiceover and music, and stitching everything into one finished short (including optional burned-in captions).

    @SediQi

    ShortDrama

  • no_im_not_a_human

    Run an interactive first-person visual-novel survival horror game called “No, I’m Not A Human,” with a faithful fan mode and an original endless mode. Use when the user wants to play, continue, restart, customize, or generate scenes for the shelter game; question attractive women from popular anime and game series; inspect unreliable clues; manage shelter resources; make branching choices; and reach persistent multiple endings through generated 16:9 visual scenes and contextual buttons.

    @creepyishere

    ShortDrama

  • chinese-short-drama

    Use when the user wants to create a realistic Chinese-style AI mini-drama or vertical short series inspired by popular Chinese short-drama storytelling (werewolf/billionaire/revenge/rebirth/romance tropes) — a complete story of at least 60 seconds divided into connected 15-second parts, with realistic Chinese drama aesthetics, consistent characters, emotional twists and cliffhanger endings, English voice-over by default (Mandarin only when explicitly requested).

    @Zetsuya

    ShortDrama

  • one-minute-drama

    Use when the user wants to create a 60-second live-action drama episode or mini-series for YouTube Shorts / vertical short-form video — realistic cinematic scenes, consistent human characters, English dialogue/voiceover, and optionally generated character references, scene clips, music, and an assembled video. Also use for script-only, character-reference-only, or single-scene stages.

    @Zetsuya

    ShortDrama

  • high-school-stories

    Use when the user wants to create a realistic, cinematic high school teen drama or school mini-series (first love, friendship, jealousy, rivalry, rumors, hidden secrets, betrayals) — a complete story of 60 seconds or longer divided into connected 15-second parts, with natural English dialogue, consistent characters, nostalgic school aesthetics, emotional twists and cliffhanger endings. Also use for script-only, character-reference-only, or single-scene stages.

    @Zetsuya

    ShortDrama

  • cinematic-storytelling

    Use when the user wants a 30-second cinematic story or movie-trailer-style short video from an idea, topic, genre, or mood — 4 connected scenes (8s each), scene-wise cinematic prompts, consistent characters, camera direction, sound design, and an ending hook.

    @rajaajaiswarr456

    ShortDrama

  • idea-to-anime-short-video

    Use when user wants to turn inspiration/plot idea into ~10s live-action cinematic short video (真人实拍电影质感) with quiet background music (or no background music on request), support unlimited reference images, multi-segment continuous shooting where each segment's last frame connects to the next segment's first frame with identical composition, output 3 differentiated follow-up plot directions for story continuation (landscape 16:9 by default, portrait 9:16 on request)

    @dutch110

    ShortDrama

  • cinematic-short-drama-generator

    Use when the user wants to write, generate, or produce a production-ready cinematic short-drama series (vertical or horizontal micro-drama, ReelShort/DramaBox-style episodes) with locked characters, settings, voices, scene-by-scene visual prompts for one-click AI video generation, dialogue, SFX, cliffhangers, episode-to-episode transitions, retention hooks, burned captions, and strict scene-to-scene continuity (continuity ledger, match cuts, 180° axis, last-frame chaining) — including the optional step of actually rendering character sheets, scene videos, voiceovers, score, the final stitched cut, and a series QC pass.

    @brisk

    ShortDrama

  • fruit_story_studio

    Use when the user wants to make a funny AI fruit-story animation (anthropomorphic fruits in a viral challenge/story video — e.g. a fruit surviving a freezer challenge for $1M with a "Part 2" cliffhanger); covers the full pipeline from a one-line idea to a finished captioned video (script, character design, storyboard, animation, voiceover, captions). Also use when they only want to advance or revise one of those stages.

    @sherazn941

    ShortDrama

  • after-midnight-drama

    Use when the user wants to produce "After Midnight" (or wants a new episode of it) as a vertical short-drama video — turning an episode screenplay into character-consistent shot clips, character voiceovers, a score, burned-in dialogue subtitles, and a stitched 9:16 final cut; also use for the series cover/poster art, for writing the next episode, or to re-render, re-cut, caption, or extend an existing episode.

    @SediQi

    ShortDrama

  • gaon_ki_panchayat_tales

    One village, one banyan tree, a new hungama in every hearing.

    @prahladsingh2k10

    ShortDrama

  • last_local_train

    One last train, one empty platform, a story that ends before the station does.

    @prahladsingh2k10

    ShortDrama

  • monsoon_love_letters

    Unsent letters, one rainy city, a 10-second love story in every episode.

    @prahladsingh2k10

    ShortDrama

  • nuke_video_generation

    Fastest path from a one-line idea to a full AI video package — design concept sheet, 12-panel beat storyboard, per-shot video prompts with durations, audio plan, burned-in on-screen captions, and a rendered cut. Works in any language the user writes in (English, Hindi, Hinglish, Odia, Bengali, Tamil, Spanish, and others). Use this skill whenever the user wants an AI video, reel, short film, ad, music video, campaign board, storyboard, design sheet, character sheet, frame-by-frame image prompts, shot prompts, or wants to render, generate or produce a video on this platform.

    @online4

    ShortDrama

  • cinematic_video_cellcog

    Use when the user wants an HD image or video (text-to-image, image edit, text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video), or a cinematic short or film from an idea, script, song or images where characters, props and locations must stay consistent across shots; also to revise one shot, re-render a clip, or make a new piece in the same style.

    @online4

    ShortDrama

  • photo-reel-maker

    Use when the user wants to turn one or more photos into short landscape videos (Reels, TikTok, Shorts, Stories) — including animating stills, adding a voiceover or music track, stitching multiple photos into one reel, and adding burned-in captions. Also triggers when the user says "make this photo move", "turn these pictures into a video", or asks for a "photo reel/video" from still images. 10 seconds

    @chrisyoungg528

    ShortDrama

  • script-to-screen-short

    Use when the user wants a short video produced end-to-end from a script or story idea — writing the script, generating character/style references and storyboard frames, rendering each shot as a clip, adding voiceover and music, and stitching everything into one finished short (including optional burned-in captions).

    @SediQi

    ShortDrama

  • seeda

    Specialized video generation using the Seedance 2.5 model with hard-locked single-segment 30-second output. Use when the user requests Seedance 2.5, 30-second videos, longer-form cinematic video, or high-quality animation/film-style output. Always generates one single complete 30-second video in one call. Never splits into multiple clips, never proposes fallbacks, never mentions segmenting. Handles both text-to-video and image-to-video workflows.

    @rifwebdesign

    ShortDrama

  • green-snake-viral-story

    Use when the user wants a funny, viral, fast-paced vertical (9:16) AI short-video story featuring a recurring bright-green anthropomorphic lead creature (gecko-snake hybrid, snake, gecko or another animal the user picks) plus animal sidekicks — includes scene breakdowns, image prompts, and 10-second video prompts with locked character identity, Hindi dialogue, lip-sync and zero silence.

    @rajaajaiswarr456

    ShortDrama

  • horror-video-maker

    Use when the user wants a horror or ghost-story short video; if they provide a detailed script, shoot from that script; if they do not, auto-write a 10-second ghost-story video prompt and generate the clip. If they have images or need scene/character stills, generate those first then use ref2v; text-only uses t2v. Also use when the user wants to continue or change only one step.

    @Promise

    ShortDrama

  • trending-viral-reels-creator

    Use when the user wants a trending/viral short-form video for Instagram Reels, TikTok or YouTube Shorts - including "make me a viral reel", "turn this idea into a reel", "ride this trend", "analyze this reel and remake it", "tear down this video", "remix this reel onto my topic", "compare the remix to the original", or wants a full reel package (hook, script, vertical video, voiceover, music, captions, caption + hashtags).

    @sheikhsd

    ShortDrama

  • horror-prank-dialogue

    Use when the user wants a horror or scary-prank story/script written in English dialogue (prank call, creepy whisper, haunted phone, jump-scare short) — from a one-liner, logline, or idea; also when they want to rewrite, extend, or turn an existing horror-prank dialogue into a voiced/vertical video version.

    @moviehub24542

    ShortDrama

  • blood-money

    Use when the user wants a vertical microdrama/microseries episode (9:16, ~45–90s) of cinematic crime, power, dirty money, action, betrayal and dangerous relationships — fictional cartels, organized crime, undercover cops, criminal families, rivalries, power struggles. Also use for "next episode", "same characters", "rewrite the script", "fix only this shot" or another episode that must preserve the approved look and continuity.

    @bakerromeo1

    ShortDrama

  • first_frame_expression_video

    Use when the user uploads a portrait or character image and wants it turned into a short video where that same subject performs a bold, lively facial expression with continuous natural motion (first-frame image-to-video expression mimicry); also use when they want to revise the expression, pacing, framing, or motion of such a clip, or re-generate it from the same still.

    @wwws

    ShortDrama