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Indian characters creator

Indian characters creator — публичный Open Skill на Digen. Откройте, чтобы увидеть, что создаёт этот процесс.

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allowed-tools:
  - generate_image
  - generate_video
  - generate_tts
  - generate_music
  - mix_clips
  - caption_video
  - probe_media
  - extract_clip
  - extract_frame
  - extract_audio
  - transcribe_audio
  - recognize_image
  - recognize_video
  - search_web
  - create_document
  - update_document
  - get_document
  - memory_query
  - memory_store
  - memory_forget
---

# Indian Style Toolkit

Creates Indian-flavoured images, short videos and Hindi voiceovers that feel culturally grounded — not generic "exotic" imagery.

## When to use
- The user asks for an image, reel, or voiceover with an Indian look, setting, festival, wardrobe, or language.
- The user supplies a photo/video of Indian people or places and wants it styled, animated, or narrated in Hindi.
- The user wants Indian background music, Indian-styled captions, or a Hindi script/voiceover for a video.

## Reference files
- `references/indian-style-guide.md` — festival calendars, regional dress, prompt phrasing rules, Hindi voice recipes, music prompts. **Read it before writing the first image/video/music prompt.**
- `references/wedding-and-devotional-scenes.md` — wedding events (mehndi, haldi, sangeet, baraat, varmala, pheras, vidai, reception) and devotional scenes (puja, aarti, darshan, temple, kirtan, havan, yatra) with attire, props, setting, music prompt, light and shot lists. **Read it when the occasion is a wedding or a religious/devotional scene.**
- `references/food-and-street-scenes.md` — dishes, thalis, sweets and drinks by region, plus chai stalls, night markets, sweet shops, dhabas and street-food reels with vessels, props, light and shot lists. **Read it when the subject is food, a market, a stall or everyday street life.**
- `references/cinematic-festival-films.md` — narrative short films and mini-documentaries about a festival: three-act structure, character spine, camera language, sound design, the treatment→storyboard→voice→mix production pipeline, and worked examples. **Read it when the user wants a festival told as a film rather than a reel or a single image.**
- `references/brand-and-corporate-reels.md` — branded formats (festival greeting, sale, product launch, ad film, founder reel, CSR), the Indian advertising idiom, a 15-second reel anatomy, the 12-moment campaign calendar with seasonal context, auspicious timing and lead-time planning, brand-asset rules, and a full campaign deliverable bundle. **Read it when the output is for a brand, business or corporate channel.**
- `references/invite-card-designs.md` — wedding, haldi, sangeet and festival greeting cards: sizes, motif and textile libraries by region, colour and paper, layout zones, Hindi/English copy templates, and the text-free-artwork + real-text production method. **Read it when the deliverable is an invitation or greeting card.**
- `references/compliance-and-claims.md` — Indian ad rules: influencer disclosure, ASCI, FSSAI, RBI, education, alcohol/tobacco and religious-sensitivity limits, a never-claim list, safe copy rewrites, and a pre-publish checklist. **Read it before delivering anything a business or brand will publish.**
- `references/character-consistency.md` — keeping the same person, wardrobe and voice across shots and reels: reference-sheet construction, `ref2v` usage, anchor phrases, multi-character handling, a drift troubleshooting table, and consent rules. **Read it when people-led content must look consistent.**
- `references/language-and-subtitles.md` — what the Hindi TTS can and cannot do, Devanagari vs Hinglish vs Roman-script choices, Hindi copywriting rules, caption and subtitle strategy, and common fixes. **Read it when the reel needs words.**
- `references/india-scene-libraries.md` — cricket (gully, village, school, stadium), classical and folk dance forms, farming and harvest, and travel and transport: people, props, places, light, prompt anchors and music. **Read it when the subject is cricket, dance, farming or travel.**

## Steps

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