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History Time Travel Funny Short Video
History Time Travel Funny Short Video es una Open Skill pública en Digen. Ábrela para ver qué crea este flujo.
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# History Time Travel Funny Short Video ## When to use - The user wants to make a funny short video about "traveling to a foreign historical era (e.g. ancient Greece, ancient Rome, ancient Egypt) to experience and actually change history" - The user wants to continue with the next episode of the series (another event in the same civilization, or the next civilization) - The user wants the series' fixed hero — the preset `hero_image` panda 虾仁 — to travel through history (the hero is always the preset, never an uploaded/substituted image) ## Core setup (fixed) - **Hero**: The hero is named **Xia Ren (虾仁)**, a time traveler with a modern soul; all shots must keep his face/appearance consistent. Hero image source: **always and only** the preset asset `hero_image` (the panda 虾仁 image bound on 2026-08-28, asset_id `upl_dgzu4xhm`); do not ask the user to choose, do not substitute another image, do not generate a new hero from scratch - **Style**: Funny/entertainment first, light education second — real historical core + modern meme commentary + contrast comedy - **Core plot**: Xia Ren personally experiences a key historical event and really changes the course of history (in a funny way), then the commentary (voiceover narration or on-screen English text) compares "real history vs changed history" - **Format**: first-hand experience shots + optional humorous English voiceover narration (ask the user first; the "text commentary" is delivered as narration when opted in, otherwise as on-screen English text) - **On-screen text**: any text that appears in the images (e.g. speech bubbles, signs, captions) must be in **English**; do not generate Chinese text in the visuals - **Multi-episode**: each episode covers one historical theme/event, can be produced continuously; this episode is numbered ep<k> (k starts at 1, sequels increment) ## Steps ### 0. Pre-flight: verify the hero preset (mandatory) - Before anything else, confirm the preset asset `hero_image` is available (asset_id `upl_dgzu4xhm`, the panda 虾仁 image bound on 2026-08-28) - If it is missing/unavailable, **STOP and tell the user** — do not proceed, do not invent a hero, do not generate a new hero image, do not ask the user to pick another hero - All keyframes, clips, and videos in this episode must be derived from this one hero image ### 1. Confirm this episode's topic (query series memory first) - Use `memory_query` to check series progress (key=`history_time_travel_series`) to confirm completed episodes, civilizations/themes, key events — avoid repeats or skipped episodes - Ask the user which historical period/event they want to travel to (e.g. ancient Greece-Athens Golden Age, Sparta, Alexander's conquest, ancient Rome, ancient Egypt, etc.) - If the user doesn't specify, recommend 3 options based on series memory, or auto-recommend the next episode in series order - If it's a sequel, first confirm the previous episode's topic to avoid repetition - Also ask the user whether they want the humorous English voiceover narration for this episode (yes/no); record the choice and follow it in steps 9-10 ### 2. Historical research (educational core) - Use `search_web` to research key facts of the period: 2-3 key figures, 2-3 key events, 1-2 cultural details (clothing/architecture/customs) - Record the real historical course (as the "before change" baseline); later funny adaptations only change "the course after Xia Ren intervenes" ### 3. Write script & storyboard (create_document) - Use `create_document` to save the full script (name="script_<era>_ep<k>", entity_type="documents") - Script structure (4-6 shots): each shot = [scene & era setting, Xia Ren's action/expression, the funny commentary line, and the "real history vs changed history" beat] - The commentary line is written in English, colloquial and meme-y; if narration is skipped, this line becomes the on-screen English text in the keyframe - The storyboard lists each shot's keyframe description: composition, Xia Ren's pos