@brisk — Open Skill क्रिएटर

@brisk

• ai-influencer-creator

  Use when the user wants to create, customize, or maintain a consistent AI influencer across photos and videos. Covers face/body continuity, fixing identity drift, generating multi-format content (reels, talking clips, GRWM, promos), editorial/fitness styling, and full production pipelines from scripts to monetization.

• historical_video_creator

  Create a historically informed animated/explainer video like biographies, ancient civilizations, world/Islamic history, cultural heritage, historical inventions, important battles and movements, monuments and archaeological sites, or historical mysteries— including research-based scripts, narration, scene-by-scene visual plans, timeline graphics, and publishing metadata; also when they want to revise or continue one. Let’s live the history!

• mini-sora

  Use this skill for Sora-2, TikTok, Reels, and Shorts viral concepts. It turns text or photos into full-bleed live-action, deadpan absurdity, fast cuts, street interviews, fake news, roasts, mascot jobs, product gags, and genre teasers. Supports fixed mediums like clay, anime, and VHS, plus multi-part sequels with locked leads. Covers fight action and clothed suggestive adult themes. Excludes long cinematic dramas, POV angles, porn, and child abuse. Fast, punchy, algorithm-ready prompts.

• ai_video_story_creator

  Use when the user wants to turn a simple idea into an organized, consistent AI-generated video story — a structured multi-scene story (10-second scenes, consistent characters, narration/dialogue, hook and twist ending) for YouTube Shorts or short-form video, plus optionally generated character sheets, scene video clips, voiceover, music, and a final assembled video. Also use for story/script-only, character-only, or single-scene stages.

• 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.