AGENTS.md instructions for linkprint/local-ai-movie-workspace, covering movie ai workspace contributor guide, mission, read before changing code, security boundaries and skills and agent handoff.
Claude Code instructions for linkprint/local-ai-movie-workspace: Read and follow AGENTS.md before making changes. Then read the closest nested AGENTS.md for the directory you are editing and docs/AIINSTALLANDOPERATIONSGUIDE.md for architecture and runbooks.
Create MiniMax H3 opening-title prompts for fictional historical dramas using tactile artifacts, ink, silk, carved seals, landscapes, symbolic match cuts, and restrained premium typography. Use for ancient-period series openings and historical campaign films; do not use for modern trailers or generic fantasy battles.
Create MiniMax H3 anime or graphic-novel character showcase prompts from a character sheet plus an environment reference, with strict reference-role separation, centered 360-degree character rotation, comic-panel world assembly, readable title choreography, and a seamless loop. Use for character introduction PVs…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for two original adult performers whose movement is governed by an explicit asymmetric action-count ratio, usually 3:1. Use for leader-follower dance, fashion movement, training, or character comedy where one subject deliberately imitates late and never catches up; do not use for synchronized…
Create parameterized MiniMax H3 character-introduction motion cards from a purpose-built character-sheet image, with a recognizable hero, exactly 13 cuts, readable status labels, rhythmic action inserts, and a final identity lockup. Use for game, anime, comic, or original-IP character reveals; do not use for long…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts that place one flat 2D chibi or sticker-like character inside a photoreal live-action environment with readable mixed-media interaction. Use for cute drawn mascots affecting real food, desks, streets, hands, or props; do not use for fully animated scenes.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for replacing a performer with an original creature while preserving a source video's path, timing, camera, prop interactions, and environment, often with a new cinematic lighting treatment. Use for creature stunt doubles, actor-to-animal replacement, or motion-transfer edits; do not use for…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts that animate one finished dark cinematic sci-fi poster through layered reconstruction, restrained environmental motion, product-style depth, and exact typography retention without changing the original layout. Use for motion posters and animated key art; do not use for narrative trailers or…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for original deadpan mockumentary interviews with restrained framing, dry question-and-answer timing, awkward pauses, reaction inserts, and documentary room tone. Use for fictional hosts, experts, workplace interviews, or parody-like social clips; do not imitate a living performer or named…
Create MiniMax H3 high-fashion editorial-motion prompts and render them through the Workspace Broker when the user explicitly asks for video. Use for couture films, fashion campaigns, lookbooks, magazine-collage motion, beat-synced poses or outfit changes, controlled editorial camera movement, and identity-locked…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for a high-angle first-person smartphone view where one connected foreground hand controls an original adult dancer with literal up, down, left, and right finger commands. Use for playful non-sexualized movement with zero reaction delay and full-body directional shifts; do not use for…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for animated creature-encyclopedia interfaces that scan, select, compare, and showcase multiple original beings inside one coherent collectible UI. Use for bestiary, game database, specimen catalog, or creature roster videos; do not use for ordinary wildlife footage or static dashboards.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for refined Japanese craft and product commercials using tactile macro photography, disciplined compositions, precise handwork, material reflections, restrained color, rhythmic sound design, and a clean hero ending. Use for knives, ceramics, tea tools, lacquerware, stationery, or artisan…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for original adult windsurfing or fashion-sports music-video arcs using separate identity, equipment, and cinematography reference roles. Use for three-part vertical campaigns, music-shaped action peaks, and text-directed climax segments; do not use for unsafe stunts, real brands, named…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for tactile ASMR shorts in which hands progressively carve an original figure from fruit, foam, clay, wax, soap, or another clearly defined material. Use for satisfying craft reveals and material-transformation videos; do not use for gore, real-body cutting, or copyrighted character replicas.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for impossible micro-FPV flythroughs that skim tactile surfaces, pass close to props or people, choreograph macro rack focus and foreground occlusion, and resolve into a larger reveal or hero composition in one continuous take. Use for miniature obstacle flights and premium subject-scale FPV…
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for one to three original characters emerging from a consistent luminous portal and landing in a confident ensemble formation. Use for crossover-like arrivals, hero team reveals, fantasy or sci-fi entrances, and reference-locked character lineups; do not use named franchise characters.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for uninterrupted close-range ensemble orbits in which each subject fills the foreground to hide a seamless handoff to the next person. Use for three-person fashion, dance, team, or character showcases with feet-to-head reveals; do not use for ordinary group coverage or edit-heavy montage.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for rhythmic pop-art split-screen motion pieces with a hero product or object, bold painted textures, panel choreography, graphic color fields, and music-synchronized cuts. Use for energetic product loops, fashion accessories, packaging, or graphic campaigns; do not use for ordinary…
Write MiniMax H3 video generation prompts for T2VA, I2VA, FL2VA, L2VA, and Ref2VA. Use when rewriting multimodal requests into H3 prompt structures, composing integratedmultimodaldescription, overallsoundscape, and nondiegeticmusic, aligning keyframes, or defining reference labels for images, videos, and audio.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for looping 16-bit or pixel-art character animation with stable sprite geometry, limited palette, stepped motion, readable idle actions, and matching first/last poses. Use for game mascots, idle loops, attack loops, emotes, or sprite studies; do not use for smooth painterly animation.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for tactile physical comedy in which an animal, creature, food, or object squeezes through a rigid opening or behaves with explicitly assigned elasticity. Use for glass-container gags, rubbery impacts, compression, rebound, fluff, and near-plausible physics; do not use for injury or cruelty.
Create MiniMax H3 prompts for photoreal absurdist comedy built on extreme scale contrast, miniature people or objects, uncanny food or household creatures, macro camera work, and explicit physical cause-and-effect. Use when the gag depends on a bizarre premise feeling materially real; do not use for ordinary fantasy…