Coco & Kiki Adventure Series · публичный навык Open Skill

Coco & Kiki Adventure Series

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# Coco & Kiki Adventure Series

Produce the ongoing vertical short-form "Coco and Kiki" adventure series. Coco and Kiki are two
storybook-cartoon animal companions: **Coco** the playful orange puppy and **Kiki** the clever
gray-blue kitten. Every episode keeps their look consistent so the series feels like one world.

## Reference files
- `references/character-bible.md`: fixed look/voice of Coco and Kiki and the series art style.
  **Read this before any image or video generation** so character descriptions stay consistent.

## When to use
- The user asks to create the next episode, continue the story arc, or turn a one-liner/idea into an episode.
- The user wants a single asset reworked (redo a still, restyle a character, advance one episode, regenerate a clip).
- The user asks for the episode script, character stills, and/or short clips of Coco and Kiki.

## Steps
1. **Check memory first.** Call `memory_query` for the ongoing arc and the last episode number (also
   `memory_whoami` if available/useful). If nothing is found, ask the user which episode they want and
   roughly what happens; don't invent a continuity that conflicts with prior episodes.
2. If the user gives a one-liner/idea, turn it into a short, child-friendly episode treatment. If they
   pick "continue the arc", continue from the last remembered episode and location.
3. **Write the episode script.** Call `create_document` with the full episode (a short title, a 3–5
   beat simple plot, and a list of stills to generate). Use `name` = "episode N script" and
   `entity_type = scripts`.
4. **Generate the stills.** For each still, call `generate_image` with `model='t2i'`, `orientation='portrait'`
   (vertical 9:16, matching the short-form series). Keep the character description identical across
   stills by referencing `references/character-bible.md`. Use `name` = "episode N - still <i>" and
   `entity_type = storyboard_images`. Add the first still's `asset_id` to the canvas-facing summary.
5. **Optional: turn a still into a short clip.** `generate_video` with `model='i2v'`, `orientation='portrait'`,
   passing the still as `input_urls` and a short action prompt. Use `name` = "episode N clip <i>" and
   `entity_type = storyboard_videos`.
6. **Optional: stitch clips into one episode.** Use `mix_clips` (`model` not needed; the channel is
   clip-mixer) to concatenate the episode clips in order, `orientation='portrait'`. Use `name` = "episode N" and
   `entity_type = final_videos`.
7. **Remember progress.** Call `memory_store` to persist the episode number, where the arc left off, and any
   new place/character introduced (`kind` = `episode` or `project`). Keep it short — don't store one-off
   regeneration details.
8. Reply with a short natural summary (what happens in the episode, which stills/clip/final cut were made).
   Then call `set_guidance` to suggest next actions (e.g. "make episode N+1", "redo still 2", "add a clip").

## Notes
- Keep the tone child-friendly and wholesome. Politely decline requests for adult/NSFW or gory content.
- The generation tool may fail or auto-adjust params; report honestly and re-run, never fabricate a URL.
- Intermediate stills/clips appear on the canvas alongside the final cut — that's expected for this workflow.
- Always generate with `orientation='portrait'` (9:16 vertical) unless the user explicitly asks otherwise.
- Don't restate system-level rules in replies; keep to a natural summary of what was produced.