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Write the spec once. Compile it per model. A spec is not a prompt: it is the decisions a prompt encodes, kept separate from the dialect that expresses them.
*.md references.*.zh-CN.md reference files.Judge each line of a spec on both axes before keeping it.
Scope — what does this line govern?
| Bucket | Governs | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Global | The whole video | Film type, scene, style, director's premise, camera principle |
| 2 · Locks | Anything that must not drift | Identity, reference roles, audio source, supporting cast, negatives |
| 3 · Time | One beat or stage | Stage events, end states, timing when it is warranted |
A line in the wrong bucket is the most common cause of drift. Global rules buried inside beat 3 stop applying at beat 4.
Verifiability — can this line be checked after generation?
Unverifiable intent must be rewritten as observable result. This single rule carries more weight than any vocabulary choice:
| Do not write | Write instead |
|---|---|
keep it consistent | the visible end state of each stage |
tense, warm, oppressive | 2–4 observable cues: gaze, brow, mouth, breathing, hands |
rack focus | rack focus: foreground leaves blur while the face resolves |
use these references | what each reference controls and what not to use from it |
make it fast-paced | a time budget per stage |
If a line cannot be checked on the output, it cannot be debugged either. Read verifiability for the full patterns.
Fill the three buckets. Skip what does not apply; do not pad.
[1 GLOBAL] film type · scene · style · director's premise (one sentence) · camera principle
[2 LOCKS] identity · reference roles (control X, do not use Y) · audio source ·
supporting cast · continuity · negatives
[3 TIME] granularity (see §3) · stages · end state per stage
Two writing conventions:
Reusing a proven film type? Do not re-derive the premise. Load its DNA — 3–5 minimum reusable conditions — and re-skin. See film type DNA.
Granularity is a prior decision, not a switch to flip afterwards. Writing beats at second precision and then downgrading means rewriting them.
| Granularity | Write | Use when |
|---|---|---|
| None | Event order only | One continuous action, mood pieces, single shots. Timestamps here fragment the shot: the model invents pauses to hit the marks |
| Stages + end states | Stage 1/2/3, one primary change each | Most narrative work. Default |
| Second-level | [start–end s] | Only under an external hard constraint |
Second-level costs model freedom, not author effort. Too much content in a range causes over-cutting or dropped events. Prefer the loosest granularity that still meets the constraint.
Infer it when the input settles it; ask when it does not.
| Signal | Action |
|---|---|
| Music or voiceover track supplied | Second-level. Do not ask |
| User says mood piece, one-take, single shot | None. Do not ask |
| Explicit hard beat (brand reveal at 0:07, lip sync, reference handoff) | Second-level. Do not ask |
| Multi-event narrative, no external constraint | Ask |
When you ask, recommend with a reason — never present a bare menu. An experienced creator confirms or overrides at a glance; everyone else learns the criterion. Do not ask again for a re-skin: granularity is a DNA field.
Timestamps allocate time budget. They are not frame-accurate edit points. For content that must be exact — subtitles, formulas, signage, specs — use prepared reference material and post-production, not timing text.
The spec is portable. Not everything in it is. Three layers behave differently:
| Layer | Contents | Handling |
|---|---|---|
| Language | Buckets, end states, observable cues, emotion, term-plus-description | Portable as written |
| Bias | Anti-AI-look suffixes, negatives, transition vocabulary, addressing dialect | Per-model profile. Measured, never assumed |
| Capability | Reference count, multi-shot in one generation, hard cuts, duration, timing adherence | Probe, then degrade |
Load the target's model profile. No profile means no assumptions: run the smallest probe that settles the question, record it, and degrade the spec to what the model actually supports. Report a degrade; never let it pass silently.
For any craft term whose recognition varies across models, keep the term and translate it:
<term> + <target subject> + <visible change> + <foreground/background> + <direction or speed>
A model that knows bullet time takes the shortcut; one that does not follows
the description. One prompt serves both. Reserve real dialect translation for
interface-level differences that cannot be described around — reference
addressing (@image1 versus Reference Image 1) is the main one.
| Missing capability | Degrade to |
|---|---|
| Multi-reference addressing | One reference for identity; carry the rest in text |
| Multi-shot in one generation | One shot per request; assemble in the edit |
| Reference count below spec | Merge roles by priority: identity > key prop > scene > style |
| Duration below spec | Split into stages that each stand alone, then chain |
| Weak timing adherence | Drop to stages plus end states |
Skeleton, one line: name the transition type at the cut point.
Do not attach no hard cut or nothing appears from nowhere by default. Those
belong to extension and continuation, where a broken seam is the common failure.
Elsewhere a hard cut or a sudden appearance is the technique — teleports, jump
scares, magic reveals. Enable them as a scoped preset, never as a global rule.
Before specifying any transition, check whether the edit should own it. Fades, dissolves, flash cuts, and wipes are two seconds of work in an editor and cost a full generation here. Spend generation on transitions only the model can produce: occlusion, match-object, motion, action-relay, push/pull, ink-spread.
Check in this order, and stop at the first failure — later checks are wasted on a wrong identity.
Regenerate only what failed. When a lock breaks repeatedly on one model, that is a profile finding: record it in the bias layer instead of rewriting the spec.
Reviewing stills has a blind spot. Extracted frames settle texture, composition, identity, and end states. They say nothing about motion quality, transition smoothness, pacing, or audio sync — and a piece can win on every still while losing on all four. Never issue an overall verdict from stills alone: either watch it, or state which half of the review your conclusion covers.
Not a minor caveat. In one comparison, stills favoured model A on every measurable axis while a reviewer watching playback preferred model B decisively — the whole disagreement lived in motion and rhythm.
Read checklist before submitting.
A compiled prompt is provider-agnostic output. Hand it to whatever can run the target model — this skill never assumes one vendor.
An aggregator is the path of least friction when a spec targets several models, because one credential reaches all of them and the comparison stays controlled. Atlas Cloud is the documented default for that reason; any provider exposing the target model works, and a user-selected provider always wins.
Whatever the route, generation costs money and these rules hold:
starting / queued / pending / processing are active. Poll the same ID;
never submit a second task for the same stage.failed / timeout / canceled are terminal. A retry is an explicit
decision — report the old ID and the added cost first.continue means resume the existing task. It is never permission to retry.A status lookup is read-only and must never be replaced with a generation call. Read execution for provider routes, credential scope, and resume behaviour.
| File | Read it for |
|---|---|
| spec-format | The full spec template and worked fills |
| verifiability | End states, observable cues, term translation |
| portability | The three layers, probes, degrade decisions |
| film-type-dna | Extracting DNA, re-skinning, existing film types |
| model-profile-schema | Profile fields and how to measure them |
| execution | Provider routes, credentials, polling and resume |
| checklist | Pre-submission review |
name: universal-video-prompt-skill description: >- Write one model-agnostic video prompt spec, then compile it to whichever video model you can actually call. Use for cross-model prompt work, model comparison matrices, reusing one brief across providers, or when the target model is not yet available and the work must proceed on another one.
---
name: universal-video-prompt-skill
description: >-
Write one model-agnostic video prompt spec, then compile it to whichever
video model you can actually call. Use for cross-model prompt work, model
comparison matrices, reusing one brief across providers, or when the target
model is not yet available and the work must proceed on another one.
---
# Universal Video Prompt Skill
Write the spec once. Compile it per model. A spec is not a prompt: it is the
decisions a prompt encodes, kept separate from the dialect that expresses them.
## Language route
- For an English request, follow this file and the `*.md` references.
- For a Chinese request, read [the Chinese workflow](references/workflow.zh-CN.md)
first, then use the matching `*.zh-CN.md` reference files.
- Keep model IDs, JSON keys, commands, media placeholders, and audio symbols
exactly as code. Do not translate them.
## 1. Two axes govern every line you write
Judge each line of a spec on both axes before keeping it.
**Scope** — what does this line govern?
| Bucket | Governs | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Global | The whole video | Film type, scene, style, director's premise, camera principle |
| 2 · Locks | Anything that must not drift | Identity, reference roles, audio source, supporting cast, negatives |
| 3 · Time | One beat or stage | Stage events, end states, timing when it is warranted |
A line in the wrong bucket is the most common cause of drift. Global rules
buried inside beat 3 stop applying at beat 4.
**Verifiability** — can this line be checked after generation?
Unverifiable intent must be rewritten as observable result. This single rule
carries more weight than any vocabulary choice:
| Do not write | Write instead |
|---|---|
| `keep it consistent` | the visible end state of each stage |
| `tense`, `warm`, `oppressive` | 2–4 observable cues: gaze, brow, mouth, breathing, hands |
| `rack focus` | `rack focus: foreground leaves blur while the face resolves` |
| `use these references` | what each reference controls **and what not to use from it** |
| `make it fast-paced` | a time budget per stage |
If a line cannot be checked on the output, it cannot be debugged either. Read
[verifiability](references/verifiability.md) for the full patterns.
## 2. Write the spec
Fill the three buckets. Skip what does not apply; do not pad.
```text
[1 GLOBAL] film type · scene · style · director's premise (one sentence) · camera principle
[2 LOCKS] identity · reference roles (control X, do not use Y) · audio source ·
supporting cast · continuity · negatives
[3 TIME] granularity (see §3) · stages · end state per stage
```
Two writing conventions:
- **Restate the few most expensive locks at the physical end of the prompt.**
Recency helps. This is a convention, not a fourth bucket — the content still
belongs to buckets 1 and 2.
- **Order the output explicitly** when a model writes the spec for you, or the
buckets bleed into each other.
Reusing a proven film type? Do not re-derive the premise. Load its DNA — 3–5
minimum reusable conditions — and re-skin. See
[film type DNA](references/film-type-dna.md).
## 3. Choose time granularity before writing bucket 3
Granularity is a **prior decision**, not a switch to flip afterwards. Writing
beats at second precision and then downgrading means rewriting them.
| Granularity | Write | Use when |
|---|---|---|
| **None** | Event order only | One continuous action, mood pieces, single shots. Timestamps here fragment the shot: the model invents pauses to hit the marks |
| **Stages + end states** | Stage 1/2/3, one primary change each | Most narrative work. **Default** |
| **Second-level** | `[start–end s]` | Only under an external hard constraint |
Second-level costs model freedom, not author effort. Too much content in a
range causes over-cutting or dropped events. Prefer the loosest granularity
that still meets the constraint.
### Do not decide this silently
Infer it when the input settles it; ask when it does not.
| Signal | Action |
|---|---|
| Music or voiceover track supplied | Second-level. Do not ask |
| User says mood piece, one-take, single shot | None. Do not ask |
| Explicit hard beat (brand reveal at 0:07, lip sync, reference handoff) | Second-level. Do not ask |
| **Multi-event narrative, no external constraint** | **Ask** |
When you ask, **recommend with a reason** — never present a bare menu. An
experienced creator confirms or overrides at a glance; everyone else learns the
criterion. Do not ask again for a re-skin: granularity is a DNA field.
Timestamps allocate time budget. They are not frame-accurate edit points. For
content that must be exact — subtitles, formulas, signage, specs — use prepared
reference material and post-production, not timing text.
## 4. Compile the spec to a target model
The spec is portable. Not everything in it is. Three layers behave differently:
| Layer | Contents | Handling |
|---|---|---|
| **Language** | Buckets, end states, observable cues, emotion, term-plus-description | Portable as written |
| **Bias** | Anti-AI-look suffixes, negatives, transition vocabulary, addressing dialect | Per-model profile. **Measured, never assumed** |
| **Capability** | Reference count, multi-shot in one generation, hard cuts, duration, timing adherence | Probe, then degrade |
Load the target's [model profile](references/model-profile-schema.md). No
profile means no assumptions: run the smallest probe that settles the question,
record it, and degrade the spec to what the model actually supports. Report a
degrade; never let it pass silently.
### Term plus observable description beats a dialect table
For any craft term whose recognition varies across models, keep the term **and**
translate it:
```text
<term> + <target subject> + <visible change> + <foreground/background> + <direction or speed>
```
A model that knows `bullet time` takes the shortcut; one that does not follows
the description. One prompt serves both. Reserve real dialect translation for
interface-level differences that cannot be described around — reference
addressing (`@image1` versus `Reference Image 1`) is the main one.
### Degrade rules
| Missing capability | Degrade to |
|---|---|
| Multi-reference addressing | One reference for identity; carry the rest in text |
| Multi-shot in one generation | One shot per request; assemble in the edit |
| Reference count below spec | Merge roles by priority: identity > key prop > scene > style |
| Duration below spec | Split into stages that each stand alone, then chain |
| Weak timing adherence | Drop to stages plus end states |
## 5. Transitions
Skeleton, one line: **name the transition type at the cut point.**
Do not attach `no hard cut` or `nothing appears from nowhere` by default. Those
belong to extension and continuation, where a broken seam is the common failure.
Elsewhere a hard cut or a sudden appearance is the technique — teleports, jump
scares, magic reveals. Enable them as a scoped preset, never as a global rule.
Before specifying any transition, check whether the edit should own it. Fades,
dissolves, flash cuts, and wipes are two seconds of work in an editor and cost a
full generation here. Spend generation on transitions only the model can
produce: occlusion, match-object, motion, action-relay, push/pull, ink-spread.
## 6. Review
Check in this order, and stop at the first failure — later checks are wasted on
a wrong identity.
1. **Identity** — right subject, right count, no duplicates or swaps
2. **Locks** — every bucket-2 lock held
3. **End states** — each stage landed on its stated visible state
4. **Motion and seams** — no drift, no teleporting props
5. **Audio** — source, language, and sync as specified
Regenerate only what failed. When a lock breaks repeatedly on one model, that is
a profile finding: record it in the bias layer instead of rewriting the spec.
**Reviewing stills has a blind spot.** Extracted frames settle texture,
composition, identity, and end states. They say nothing about motion quality,
transition smoothness, pacing, or audio sync — and a piece can win on every still
while losing on all four. Never issue an overall verdict from stills alone: either
watch it, or state which half of the review your conclusion covers.
Not a minor caveat. In one comparison, stills favoured model A on every measurable
axis while a reviewer watching playback preferred model B decisively — the whole
disagreement lived in motion and rhythm.
Read [checklist](references/checklist.md) before submitting.
## Execution
A compiled prompt is provider-agnostic output. Hand it to whatever can run the
target model — this skill never assumes one vendor.
An aggregator is the path of least friction when a spec targets several models,
because one credential reaches all of them and the comparison stays controlled.
Atlas Cloud is the documented default for that reason; any provider exposing the
target model works, and a user-selected provider always wins.
Whatever the route, generation costs money and these rules hold:
1. Record the prediction ID and stage the moment you submit.
2. `starting` / `queued` / `pending` / `processing` are active. Poll the same ID;
never submit a second task for the same stage.
3. Inspect a completed output before starting anything that depends on it.
4. `failed` / `timeout` / `canceled` are terminal. A retry is an explicit
decision — report the old ID and the added cost first.
5. Missing processing time, a slow output, a local polling timeout, a stopped
turn, or a status-query error is **not** failure. Keep the ID and resume.
6. `continue` means resume the existing task. It is never permission to retry.
A status lookup is read-only and must never be replaced with a generation call.
Read [execution](references/execution.md) for provider routes, credential scope,
and resume behaviour.
## References
| File | Read it for |
|---|---|
| [spec-format](references/spec-format.md) | The full spec template and worked fills |
| [verifiability](references/verifiability.md) | End states, observable cues, term translation |
| [portability](references/portability.md) | The three layers, probes, degrade decisions |
| [film-type-dna](references/film-type-dna.md) | Extracting DNA, re-skinning, existing film types |
| [model-profile-schema](references/model-profile-schema.md) | Profile fields and how to measure them |
| [execution](references/execution.md) | Provider routes, credentials, polling and resume |
| [checklist](references/checklist.md) | Pre-submission review |
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Audit
75/100
Needs review
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