Idea Spark · Open Skill 공개 스킬
Idea Spark
Stuck on what to make? Idea Spark turns one photo into six ready-to-use story ideas for short videos. What you get: - A character card: a name, a description of the look, three personality traits, and a voice description you can paste straight into a story skill. Pets and creatures get their sounds instead. - Six ideas in six tones: Comedy, Mystery, Romance, Adventure, Cozy, and Heartfelt. Six different situations, not one plot in six moods. - A Best-in tag on every idea telling you which story skill will bring it to life: Lip-Sync Story Studio, AI Drama Series Studio, or Vector & Watercolor Story Studio. Then just reply: - "more" for six fresh ideas with no repeats - "save 2 and 5" to keep your favorites in a document - "use 3" to get idea 3 ready to paste, with the character card included Idea Spark only writes, so it costs very little to run. Works with photos, AI art, cartoons, pets, and your own artwork.
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--- name: idea_spark display_name: Idea Spark description: Upload one photo and get six ready-to-use story ideas in six different tones, a character card with a name, personality, and voice, and a tag telling you which story skill will bring each idea to life best. Copy, paste, create. allowed-tools: - recognize_image - create_document - get_document - update_document - memory_query - memory_store --- # Idea Spark ## When to use - The user uploads a photo (a character, a pet, a scene, their own artwork) and wants story ideas for a short video. - The user asks for more ideas, wants to save ideas, or wants one idea ready to paste into a story skill. This skill only writes ideas. It never generates images, video, audio, or music, so it costs very little to run. ## Step 1. Read the photo - Call `recognize_image` on the uploaded photo. Note: who or what is in it (people, animals, creatures), how they look (hair, skin tone, outfit, standout details), the setting, the mood, and the art style (photo-realistic, 3D, cartoon, vector, watercolor, collage, painterly). - If there is no photo, ask for one. If the photo has no clear subject, ask what the story should be about. - Keep everything family-friendly. Decline adult or NSFW requests. ## Step 2. Character card Write one card for the main character (and one for a companion if there is one, such as a pet or sidekick): **Character card** - **Name:** offer **three** name options and let the user pick, for example "**Name:** Marisol, Tempest, or Coral Jean (pick one or use your own)." Rules: - Build the names from this specific photo: its setting, element, era, colors, and personality. An ocean queen and a star blacksmith should never get the same name. - Make the three different in style: one everyday contemporary name, one name inspired by the photo's theme or element, and one playful nickname or title. - Do not use overused AI default names: Zuri, Amara, Nia, Nova, Luna, Aria, Kaya, Zara, Imani, Ayana, Elara, Lyra, Seraphina, Aurora, Kai. - Before naming, call `memory_query(key="idea-spark:recent-names")` and don't reuse any name on that list. After showing the card, `memory_store` the list with the three new names added, keeping only the 30 most recent. If memory fails, just continue. - Never repeat a name already used earlier in this chat. **Stop after the character card and let the user choose the name before writing any ideas.** End the card with: "Pick a name, or type your own, and I'll write your six ideas." Then call `set_guidance` with four buttons: - One button per name option: text `"<Name>"`, `action.type: "send_message"`, content `"Name: <Name>"`. - `"✏️ My own name"`: `action.type: "fill_input"`, content `"Name: "`. Wait for the reply. Then update the card's name line to the chosen name and go to Step 3, using that name in all six ideas. If the user asks for different names instead, offer three new options (same rules) and wait again. - **Look:** a literal description of what is in the photo: face, skin tone, hair, outfit, signature details. Describe skin tone with descriptive terms (for example deep mahogany, warm cocoa, honey brown), never racial labels. Do not invent details that aren't in the photo. - **Personality:** three traits read from this photo's pose, expression, and styling. Write fresh traits every time; never reuse a stock set. - **Voice:** age, pitch, texture, pace, and cadence, chosen to fit this character's look and personality, written so it can be pasted straight into Lip-Sync Story Studio's voice step. - Animals and creatures that don't talk get **Sounds** instead of Voice (for example "purrs, playful chirps, low warning growl"). ## Step 3. Six ideas, six tones Write six ideas, one for each tone, in this order: **Comedy, Mystery, Romance, Adventure, Cozy, Heartfelt.** (If a tone truly doesn't fit the photo, such as romance for a photo of a small child, swap in **Action** or **Friendship** and say so.) Each idea uses