Agnes generate video

Agnes Generate Video

Generate videos with agnes-video-v2.0. Video generation is asynchronous; the script creates a task and polls until completion.

When to use

• The user asks for a short video, animation, or cinematic clip.
• The user provides a starting image and wants it animated.

Inputs

• --prompt: Text description of the desired video.
• --image: Optional starting image (local path or URL) for image-to-video.
• --width, --height: Output resolution. Default 1152x768.
• --duration: Target duration in seconds. Default ~5 seconds.
• --frame-rate: FPS. Default 24.
• --num-frames: Override duration; must follow 8n + 1 rule and be ≤ 441.
• --poll-interval: Seconds between status checks. Default 10.
• --max-wait: Max seconds to wait. Default 1800.
• --download: Optional local path or directory to save the MP4. Default is ~/AgnesAI/videos/agnes_video_<timestamp>.mp4.
• --no-open: Do not open the output folder after saving.

Prompt Enhancement (before running the script)

Consult the prompt-components skill to assemble a high-quality prompt:

1. Determine interaction mode:
   • User gave subject + style + mood → Mode 1 (assemble directly, no questions)
   • User gave subject but missing style/mood → Mode 2 (suggest 2–3 combinations)
   • User is vague ("make a video") → Mode 3 (ask up to 4 questions)
2. Read prompt-components/references/positive.md for styles and quality vocabulary.
3. Read prompt-components/references/negative.md and auto-append relevant negatives (universal + video-specific + subject-category + style-conflict).
4. Read prompt-components/references/motion.md for camera movement, pacing, and environment motion. Always specify at least one camera movement.
5. Translate non-English user input to English for the final prompt.
6. Keep positive prompt ≤ 80 words, negative ≤ 30 words.

Steps

1. Enhance the prompt using the rules above (do not skip this).
2. Run the helper script in this skill directory:

   bash scripts/generate_video.sh --prompt "A cat walking on a beach at sunset" --duration 5
   

3. Return to the user: both the saved file path and the video URL. The URL must always be shown even when the file is downloaded locally.

Example

bash scripts/generate_video.sh \
  --prompt "A cinematic drone shot over a futuristic city at dusk, neon lights, 4k quality" \
  --duration 10 \
  --download ./future_city.mp4

Output location

By default the completed MP4 is downloaded to ~/AgnesAI/videos/agnes_video_<timestamp>.mp4 and the folder is opened automatically.

• macOS/Linux: ~/AgnesAI/videos/
• Windows (Git Bash/WSL): ~/AgnesAI/videos/ resolves to your user profile folder.

Override with --download:

bash scripts/generate_video.sh --prompt "..." --download ./my_video.mp4
bash scripts/generate_video.sh --prompt "..." --download ./my_video_dir/

Skip opening the folder: add --no-open.

Templates / references

• references/templates.md — prompt templates for cinematic text-to-video, image-to-video animation, product demos, social media shorts, keyframe transitions, etc.

API reference

• Model: agnes-video-v2.0
• Docs: https://agnes-ai.com/zh-Hans/docs/agnes-video-v20

Setup

Set AGNES_API_KEY as an environment variable or in a .env file.