Skill Codex
A Chinese-language prompt-writing guide for creating consistent character reference images in OpenReel. It covers a character’s appearance, clothing, equipment, poses, expressions, materials, and visual style.
Skill Codex
A built-in OpenReel workflow for making short drama videos from a story and target duration. It creates planning steps for scripts, characters, scenes, storyboards, references, and final video segments.
Skill Codex
Explain and audit OpenReel Studio architecture, repository rules, Agent orchestration, node repair, delivery checks, debugging, or prompt maintenance. Use when the user asks how the project works, where behavior lives, why an Agent or node failed, or how to verify a repository-level change; do not use for ordinary…
Skill Codex
A prompt-writing method for generating image references of an empty setting. It describes the same location from four views in a 2×2 grid, including its structure, lighting, materials and important objects.
Skill Codex
A Chinese-language guide for writing or rewriting story scripts in OpenReel text nodes. It focuses on characters, actions, dialogue, emotional changes, causes, and how each scene ends.
Skill Codex
A prompt-writing method for storyboard images made of two, four, six or nine panels. Each panel shows one important moment and describes its framing, action, position, direction and continuity with the next panel.
Skill Codex
A visual planning method for turning a story into an image or video. It combines the action sequence, camera positions, characters, setting, camera movement and art direction in one reference image.
Skill Codex
A review guide for storyboards, which are sequences of planned shots used to map out a film or video.
Skill Codex
A reusable OpenReel Studio workflow for turning a story and target duration into a short drama video.
Skill Codex
A guide for writing executable prompts for OpenReel video-generation nodes. It organizes scenes, timing, camera movement, actions, sound, and reference images.
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