Script to video production agent
Turns tutorial or explainer scripts into narration-locked Scene blocks, human-reviewed visual direction, vendor-ready video-builder prompts, still and video prompt packs, image-only exports, and a resumable local asset queue. Use for DOCX, Markdown, or plain-text script imports, review-sheet generation, prompt-pack creation, queue seeding, retry tracking, release packaging, or clean-room script-to-video workflows that require human approval before visual changes or paid generation.From its SKILL.md
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Script-to-Video Production Agent
Turn a source script into a controlled script-to-video workflow. Keep narration exact. Keep visual changes reviewable. Keep generation state resumable and local.
Operating Rules
- Preserve narration exactly by default. Treat narration edits as exceptional and deliberate.
- Use the Python runtime for parsing, hashing, rendering, queue state, and audit checks.
- Use the host agent for script judgment, visual judgment, prompt writing, and review reasoning.
- Require human approval before visual changes, paid generation, asset acceptance, or final delivery.
- Treat the SQLite queue as the source of truth for asset attempts and approval state.
- Do not claim a live provider integration unless it has been explicitly tested in the current environment.
- Run the release audit before calling a package public-ready.
Workflow
1. Import and normalize
Run:
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py import-script \
--input /path/to/source-script.docx \
--config assets/config/examples/physical-process.json \
--project-dir runtime/project-name
The runtime reads DOCX, Markdown, or plain text and normalizes the script into ordered Scene blocks with Narration and Visuals.
Read references/scene-schema.md before changing the schema contract.
2. Audit visual direction
Run:
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py review-export \
--project-dir runtime/project-name \
--project-id fixture-physical
Review the generated Step 2 document. The host agent should reason about visual issues, but the exported decisions must use the explicit A, R, or F format.
3. Apply review decisions
Run:
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py review-apply \
--project-dir runtime/project-name \
--project-id fixture-physical \
--decisions runtime/project-name/outputs/review-decisions.txt
This writes before/after traceability and a cleaned v2 script.
4. Export prompt documents
Choose the required output:
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py export-builder-prompt --project-dir runtime/project-name --project-id fixture-physical
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py export-invideo-prompt --project-dir runtime/project-name --project-id fixture-physical
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py export-visual-pack --project-dir runtime/project-name --project-id fixture-physical
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py export-image-only --project-dir runtime/project-name --project-id fixture-physical
Use references/prompt-profiles.md before editing any exported prompt shape.
5. Seed and operate the asset queue
Run:
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py queue-seed \
--project-dir runtime/project-name \
--project-id fixture-physical \
--asset-kind image
python3 scripts/stv_agent.py queue-next \
--project-dir runtime/project-name \
--project-id fixture-physical
Record attempts, approvals, rejections, and retries through the queue commands. Read references/providers.md before representing a generation path.
6. Audit the release
Run:
python3 scripts/release_audit.py
python3 scripts/package_release.py
Read references/clean-room-release.md before preparing a public archive.
Resources
scripts/stv_agent.py: CLI entrypoint.assets/config/project-profile.schema.json: profile contract.assets/config/examples/: example configurations.assets/fixtures/: synthetic source inputs and expected outputs.references/scene-schema.md: canonical schema and narration-lock rules.references/prompt-profiles.md: prompt-export contract.references/providers.md: provider and approval contract.references/higgsfield-mcp.md: optional Higgsfield integration guide.references/clean-room-release.md: public-release requirements.
What ships with it: 53 files
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agents/
- openai.yaml357 B
assets/
- config/examples/physical-process.json793 B
- config/examples/software-tutorial.json822 B
- config/project-profile.schema.json1.1 KB
- fixtures/physical-process/source-script.docx36.2 KB
- fixtures/physical-process/source-script.md1.1 KB
- fixtures/physical-process/source-script.txt1.0 KB
- fixtures/software-tutorial/source-script.docx36.2 KB
- fixtures/software-tutorial/source-script.md912 B
- fixtures/software-tutorial/source-script.txt861 B
docs/
- images/social-preview.png51.3 KB
- images/social-preview.svg2.1 KB
evals/
references/
- agent-contract.md774 B
- clean-room-release.md581 B
- higgsfield-mcp.md660 B
- prompt-profiles.md736 B
- providers.md699 B
- scene-schema.md894 B
- workflow.md590 B
scripts/
- generate_fixture_docx.pyruns944 B
- package_release.pyruns1.1 KB
- release_audit.pyruns508 B
- stv_agent.pyruns136 B
src/
- CHANGELOG.md429 B
- CONTRIBUTING.md994 B
- CREATOR.md538 B
- .gitignore137 B
- LICENSE1.0 KB
- PACKAGE-DESCRIPTION.md580 B
- pyproject.toml993 B
- README.md3.2 KB
- RELEASE-NOTES.md504 B
- SECURITY.md717 B
- SOURCES.md667 B
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