flora-mcp-skills: Skill for Claude Code

flora-script-to-video

Attribution. Pass skill: "flora-script-to-video" on every FLORA call you make while running this skill — execute included — along with a skill_run_id you invent once when the run starts and reuse for the rest of it. Both are reporting only: they change nothing about the call or its result.

What it is

A staged pipeline, not a batch. A set of unrelated items can all be fired at once, because no item's result changes what any other item should be. This is the opposite case: the shot list decides what the keyframes are, and the keyframes are what the video stage spends its money animating.

That dependency is the whole design constraint, and it is a financial one. Measured on FLORA's current catalog:

cheapest still   t2i-flux-2-klein-4b     $0.004
cheapest motion  i2v-wan-2.2             $0.121   (measured, settled)
typical motion   i2v-kling-2.5           $0.327
                 i2v-seedance-pro        $0.347

A clip costs 30–90x its keyframe. So a keyframe that drifted off-style is not a wasted still — it is a wasted still plus the far more expensive clip built on top of it, discovered only after both are paid for. Every gate in this skill exists to catch a mistake while it is still worth $0.004 instead of $0.35.

The law

Never animate an unapproved frame. Each stage ends with the user looking at what it produced and saying go. The gates are the product; the generations are just what happens between them.

The three stages

1  SCRIPT    -> shot list      free          gate: user approves the list
2  SHOTS     -> keyframes      ~$0.004 each  gate: user approves the SET
3  KEYFRAMES -> clips          ~$0.12-0.35   deliver ordered clip URLs

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Stage 1 — script to shot list

Free. Nothing is spent, so this is where to be generous with thinking.

Break the script into discrete shots. One shot is one continuous camera setup — when the camera cuts or the subject changes, that is a new shot. Give each: