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Uniloco story production

Skill Uniloco-Studios/uniloco-skills/skills/uniloco-story-production

Turn real experiences, raw material, travel memories, cultural material, or brand briefs into persistent Uniloco story-production projects with input-driven story intent, structure, script, bibles, shot lineage, provider-neutral generation planning with replaceable adapters, Mock generation, selective shot revision, versions, and production exports. Use when creating or continuing a multi-shot story project, inspecting why a shot exists, preserving character/location/object continuity, changing one shot without rebuilding the rest, or demonstrating the Uniloco CLI.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add Uniloco-Studios/uniloco-skills --skill uniloco-story-production

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SKILL.md

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Uniloco Story Production

Create and continue one project rather than treating generations as isolated clips. Keep creator decisions explicit and keep Provider execution replaceable.

Preflight

  1. Locate the repository root two levels above this Skill.
  2. Prefer the installed uniloco command.
  3. If it is unavailable, run:
PYTHONPATH="{baseDir}/../../src" python3 -m uniloco --help
  1. Never request an API key for Mock or dry-run modes.
  2. Read references/workflow.md before creating or revising a project.
  3. Read references/manifest.md when inspecting or editing lineage.
  4. Read references/providers.md before selecting a non-Mock Provider.

Workflow

Run the stages in order unless the existing manifest proves a stage is already complete:

init → develop → plan → generate → revise-shot → generate → export

Use:

uniloco init <input> --output <project>
uniloco develop <project>
uniloco plan <project> --provider mock
uniloco generate <project> --mode mock
uniloco revise-shot <project> SHOT-008 --instruction "<instruction>"
uniloco export <project>
uniloco validate <project>

Project rules

  • Treat manifest.json as the current project source of truth.
  • Preserve stable IDs for scenes, characters, locations, objects, references, and shots.
  • Require every shot to carry a script beat, narrative purpose, references, continuity contract, generation request, decision, version, and hash.
  • Record creator instructions verbatim in revision history.
  • Change only the requested shot and direct dependencies.
  • Verify unrelated shot hashes before reporting a selective revision complete.
  • Regenerate only plan items marked planned or revision_required.
  • Export the report and ZIP package only after project validation succeeds.

Provider rules

  • Use Mock for a complete offline demo.
  • Use dry-run to inspect the generic request intended for a cataloged Provider.
  • Treat --provider as an explicit user-selected Provider.
  • Use provider-neutral generation planning with replaceable adapters.
  • Do not claim or imply automatic Provider recommendation or routing.
  • Do not invent API endpoints, parameters, model names, jobs, or results.
  • Do not implement a real adapter without current official documentation, authorized credentials, explicit user intent, and adapter-specific tests.

Product language

Use only the public brand name “Uniloco”. Describe the product as human-led, model-enabled; experience-to-IP; project-based rather than clip-based; and story-first rather than prompt-first.

Do not claim a proprietary foundation video model, absolute consistency, or guaranteed distribution, monetization, or licensing outcomes.

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