novel-art
01Skill Claude Code
A planning kit for creating consistent AI-generated artwork for a short series, covering locations and story-important props. It produces scene anchors, lighting variations, empty-scene prompts, and prop states.
AI short-drama production skill collection: character bibles, adaptation outlines, art bibles, screenplays, storyboards. Runs in Claude Code & codex.
shuohao-skills is a collection of agent skills for turning a novel into production materials for an AI short-drama pipeline, including character profiles, outlines, art references, scripts, and storyboards. It is for creators using Claude Code or Codex to plan and prepare AI-generated short videos. The catalogue add-ons implement the separate stages of this workflow and can also assemble their reports.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what shuohao-skills tells them →
Skill Claude Code
A planning kit for creating consistent AI-generated artwork for a short series, covering locations and story-important props. It produces scene anchors, lighting variations, empty-scene prompts, and prop states.
Skill Claude Code
A workflow that reads a novel or short story and creates character profiles, visual prompts, voice prompts, character reference images, and an interactive report. It supports multiple report languages and visual styles.
Skill Claude Code
A Chinese-language tool for turning a novel into a short-drama outline package. It produces adaptation notes, character and appeal-point tables, episode summaries, and an asset list, with scripted checks for quality rules.
Skill Claude Code
A tool for turning an outline for a short AI-produced drama into structured episode scripts. Each script separates actions from individual lines of dialogue and includes timing information.
Skill Claude Code
A storyboard tool for turning a short-drama script into video shots and keyframes. It divides each video segment into cuts and links every cut to specific parts of the script.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: