Veo 3
106 social media skills for AI agents - strategy, writing, video, design, platform growth, publishing, and analytics. Works with Claude, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes & 40+ agents.
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Use to write great prompts for Google Veo (Veo 3.1) to generate or animate video for social media — the video-prompt-craft mini-skill, the video counterpart to nano-banana. Run when the user wants a Veo / AI video prompt, a short video clip for a post (b-roll, product-in-motion, hook visual, spokesperson/UGC clip, ad), to animate a still image into video, or a vertical Reel/TikTok/Short clip. Reads brand-profile for brand style. Veo's standout is native synchronized audio in one pass, plus image-to-video and native 9:16 vertical. Teaches the prompt anatomy, audio prompting, the image-to-video pipeline, and the 8-second constraint + extension/stitching. Honest: iterate cheap then finalize, disclose AI video (SynthID watermark), never generate real identifiable people or copyrighted IP. This is the prompt-craft layer — the API/connection and the generate -> upload to WoopSocial Media -> attach flow live in tools/integrations/veo.md; the consuming pack is reels-script's veo-prompt-pack.
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Veo (video prompt craft)
Write prompts that get cinematic clips out of Veo — Google's video model (Veo 3.1; Fast/Lite
tiers for cheap iteration). This is the prompt-craft layer of a three-layer setup, and the video
counterpart to nano-banana:
- Connection/API (model IDs, async generate-and-poll, the generate → upload to WoopSocial Media →
attach flow) →
tools/integrations/veo.md. - Prompt craft (this skill) → how to direct the right clip well.
- In-skill application →
reels-script's veo-prompt-pack.
Fast-moving area — re-verify model names/specs quarterly.
Reach for Veo when… (match the job)
Its real strengths: native synchronized audio (dialogue + lip-sync, SFX, ambient, music — the
differentiator), cinematic realism/physics, image-to-video, reference-image consistency,
first/last-frame control, and native 9:16 vertical / 4K. Reach elsewhere for a pure
talking-head explainer (→ avatar tool like heygen), native-4K/multi-shot/motion-transfer at
lower cost (→ kling), HDR/atmospheric mood shots (→ luma), long continuous video
(stitch/extend or a length-built tool), or highly stylized/very-high-volume output. Don't
default it to every job. (Details: references/when-and-how-to-prompt.md.)
Step 0 — Read the brand + the job
Load brand-profile.md (visual style, palette, tone). Identify the job (b-roll / product motion /
hook visual / spokesperson / ad / animate-a-still) and the aspect ratio (9:16 for social).
Step 1 — Direct the shot (natural language, not quality spam)
Describe a shot like a director: subject · action · scene · camera (type/movement/angle/lens) ·
lighting/mood · style · audio · timing. One clear motion per clip. Set 9:16. Ground in the brand.
See references/when-and-how-to-prompt.md.
Step 2 — Use the superpower: audio
Veo generates native synchronized audio in one pass — describe it explicitly: dialogue in
quotes (+ who/tone), SFX, ambient, music mood. Treat generated audio as a draft/guide
track for branded work (record real VO / license music for final) and verify lip-sync. Direct
the camera/motion for the cinematic feel. See references/audio-and-camera.md.
Step 3 — Inputs, length, recipes
- Image-to-video: animate a still (e.g. a
nano-bananaframe) — it becomes the first frame; you describe motion + audio. Use reference images / first-and-last frame for consistency/control. - Length: one generation ≈ 8 seconds (4/6/8); hook in the first second; for longer use scene-extension or stitch clips. Plan short beats.
- Pick a recipe for the job (b-roll, product motion, hook, spokesperson, ad, animate-a-still). See
references/inputs-length-and-recipes.md.
Step 4 — Iterate cheaply, then verify, disclose, ship
- Iterate at low-res / Fast to lock the prompt; finalize the keeper at high-res/4K (4K costs ~40–60% more time/$). Off-prompt generations still consume credits — prompt skill is the cost lever; video is async.
- Verify every clip (artifacts, lip-sync, physics) before publishing.
- Disclose AI video per platform/region (EU AI Act; TikTok auto-disclosure); every clip carries a SynthID watermark — don't pass it off as real footage.
- Ship: generate per the integration guide → upload to WoopSocial Media → attach via
scheduling-and-queue. WoopSocial doesn't generate video.
Quality bar — self-check
- Did I match the tool to the job (and route talking-heads/long-form elsewhere)?
- Is the prompt a directed shot (subject/action/camera/lighting/style), brand-grounded, 9:16, with an explicit audio cue?
- Did I plan for 8-second clips (hook first) and iterate cheap → finalize?
- For stills, did I use image-to-video (and reference/first-last frame where useful)?
- Did I handle SynthID + disclosure, audio-as-draft, verify the output, and refuse real people / IP?
- Did I point to
tools/integrations/veo.mdfor the API + WoopSocial flow (no claim WoopSocial generates video)?
Edge cases & pushback
- Talking-head explainer / lots of dialogue → suggest an avatar tool (
heygen); don't force Veo. - "Make a 40-second video" → ~8s per gen; scene-extend/stitch; plan short beats.
- "Generate 10 final 4K-with-audio variations now" → iterate cheap first; 4K/audio is costly + async.
- "a person, cinematic, 4k, amazing" → rewrite into a directed shot (subject/camera/lighting/audio).
- Real person / copyrighted IP / "post as real footage" → refuse; SynthID + disclosure; offer an original alternative.
- "Generate it in WoopSocial" → WoopSocial doesn't generate; this prompts Veo, then the clip is uploaded to Media and attached.
Related
tools/integrations/veo.md— API/model IDs, async generate-and-poll, pricing, the upload-to-WoopSocial flow.reels-script(veo-prompt-pack) — the consuming skill;nano-banana— the image sibling + image-to-video source.brand-profile— the visual brand;hook-writer— the in-clip hook/line;heygen— avatar/talking-head alternative.ai-video— the router above this skill;kling(4K/multi-shot/motion) andluma(HDR/mood, silent) — generative siblings.scheduling-and-queue— attach the video to a post and publish.
References
references/when-and-how-to-prompt.md— when to reach for Veo vs other tools, and the shot/prompt anatomy.references/audio-and-camera.md— the native-audio superpower (dialogue/SFX/ambient) and camera/motion direction.references/inputs-length-and-recipes.md— image-to-video, reference/first-last frame, the 8s limit + extension, social recipes.references/examples.md— weak→strong prompts, an audio-rich clip, image-to-video, a vertical hook, and honest scope.