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Storyboard Shot → HTML

Turn one shot (video prompt + narration) into a single-file HTML animation you can open in a browser — a motion sketch of the intended frame, not a real video render.

Companion to storyboard. Does not call video/image generation APIs.

Inputs

Accept any of:

Input	How to use
Storyboard `.md` + shot id (`01`, `Shot 02`, …)	Parse that shot’s `Video prompt`, `Chinese` / `English`, `Visual`, `Camera`, `Duration`, Visual Style
Pasted shot block	Same fields if present
Raw video prompt (± narration)	Prompt = visual source; narration = meaning layer to research

If multiple shots and no id → ask once, or do Shot 01 only when the user clearly wants a quick sample.

Delivery

Mode	Behavior
User gives an `.html` path	Write there
User gives a directory	Write `<dir>/shot-<id>-preview.html` (`shot-01-preview.html` if no id)
Storyboard path known, no output path	Write next to the `.md`: `<stem>-shot-<id>-preview.html`
Raw prompt only	Write `test/manual/<slug>-preview.html` (or user-named file)

Rules:

Always write the full HTML file (UTF-8). Chat: short confirm only (path, shot id, research notes, how to open).
Prefer one self-contained .html (inline CSS/JS). No build step, no CDN frameworks required. Google Fonts OK if useful.
Fullscreen by default (see below) — first paint is the stage filling the browser; no document scroll of title/meta under the frame.
After write: open in the system browser (Start-Process / open / xdg-open). If file:// is flaky, serve the parent dir with a tiny static server and open http://127.0.0.1:<port>/<file>.
Never overwrite the storyboard .md.

Fullscreen (required)

The preview must play as a full-viewport cinematic stage, not a letterboxed card on a scrolling page.

Requirement	Detail
Viewport fill	`html, body { height:100%; overflow:hidden }`; stage covers 100vw × 100vh
Aspect	Keep storyboard aspect (default 16:9) with cover (crop) or letterbox on black — prefer cover so the frame fills the screen
No below-fold chrome	Title, tags, original prompt must not sit under the stage in normal flow
Overlay meta	Put prompt / research in a hidden overlay (`I` or `?` to toggle; `Esc` closes). Do not burn VO/narration onto the stage — narration is for analysis only, not on-screen text
Space to play	Animations stay paused on load (first frame / idle pose). `Space` starts playback once. Do not autoplay on open. Hint text: `Space to play · Click / F fullscreen · I prompt` (may also mention Space to start)
Play once	Shot timeline is one-shot — no `infinite` / `alternate` loop on the main beat. When duration ends, hold the final frame (`animation-fill-mode: forwards` or equivalent). Do not restart on a second `Space`, and do not auto-replay
Browser Fullscreen API	On click (or `F`), call `element.requestFullscreen()` on the stage root. Show a brief hint until entered (`Click / F fullscreen · Space to play`). `Esc` exits native fullscreen
Open behavior	After writing the file, open it so the user lands on the fullscreen-ready paused page; wait for `Space` to play

Workflow

Task Progress:
- [ ] Parse shot (prompt + VO + camera/duration/style)
- [ ] Analyze narration → concepts to ground
- [ ] Search related info / usage (when needed)
- [ ] Plan motion layers (camera / subject / secondary / light / micro) + timing beats
- [ ] Design rich stage from prompt + research (depth planes, staggers, payoff hold)
- [ ] Write HTML; open in browser
- [ ] Chat: path + what the demo shows

1. Parse the shot

Extract:

Video prompt (primary visual / motion spec)
Chinese / English VO (meaning, pacing; (no VO) = skip that language)
Visual, Camera, Duration, piece-level Visual Style when available

Map duration to animation timing when sensible (~5s → ~5s one-shot timeline, then hold). Playback starts only on Space (paused until then); never loop or auto-replay.

2. Analyze narration (required)

From VO, list concrete concepts that affect what the viewer should understand:

Product / feature / API / workflow names
Places, eras, UI metaphors, audience takeaway
Claims that need accurate depiction (do not invent)

If VO only restates mood already in the prompt, research may be light — still state that explicitly in chat.

When concepts are factual, technical, or product-specific:

Use WebSearch / WebFetch (or project docs) for short, trustworthy cues: what it is, how it’s used, typical UI/visual metaphors.
Fold only what helps the HTML stage (labels, layout metaphors, correct terminology, iconic shapes).
Do not invent logos, prices, legal claims, or competitor branding.
If search fails or materials already suffice, proceed with prompt-only visuals; note gaps briefly.

Skip heavy research for pure mood/atmosphere shots with no domain claims.

4. Build the HTML animation

Goal: one composition that reads as the shot at first viewport — animated stand-in for the video prompt. Aim for a rich motion sketch (layered beats + secondary life), not a flat poster that barely moves.

Prefer	Avoid
Full-viewport stage (100vw×100vh) + Fullscreen API	Inset card + scrolling meta under the hero
Aspect-locked cover (16:9 default) filling the screen	Dashboard clutter, card grids in the hero
CSS/`@keyframes` one-shot until end, paused until `Space`	Autoplay, `infinite` / looping shot timelines, Space restart
Layered camera + light + subject + micro-UI + atmosphere	Single fade-in with nothing else moving
Staggered reveals, easing, hold on end frame	Everything popping at t=0 then freezing
Prompt / research in toggle overlay (`I` / `?`)	Fake photoreal video, watermarked stock embeds
Expressive fonts when they serve mood	Default system-only stacks for cinematic shots

Sync with VO meaning: if narration teaches a step or names a UI, show that metaphor on stage (even abstractly). Mood-only VO → prioritize prompt cinematography.

Language: Prefer English for all on-stage chrome, labels, badges, chat bubbles, code comments, and hint text. Do not default to Chinese even when Chinese VO is present. Never put spoken narration / VO lines on the stage. Keep the original prompt + VO text (Chinese and English) only in the toggle overlay. Overlay headings and research notes should also be English.

Typography / readable stage text (required):

Stage labels are viewed fullscreen — do not ship micro-UI. Anything the viewer should parse (chrome titles, badges, graph nodes, file cards, status chips, code lines, gate names) must stay large enough at 16:9 cover.

Element	Minimum size guidance
Primary labels (badges, thesis chips, CTA, key nodes)	`clamp(14px, 1.8vw, 20px)` or larger
Secondary UI (window chrome, folder/file names, status)	`clamp(13px, 1.5vw, 17px)`
Micro ornament only (optional ticks, tiny meters)	may go smaller — but never put critical meaning there
Hint bar (`.fs-hint`)	≥14–15px

Prefer fewer, larger labels over dense 8–10px walls.
When enlarging type, also bump padding / card height so text is not cramped.
Anti-pattern: font-size: 7px–11px clamps on graph nodes, code, or badges “to fit more” — cut content instead.

4a. Animation richness (required)

Ship a dense but readable stage. Thin “one transform + one opacity” demos are not enough.

Motion budget (minimum):

Layer	Role	Examples
1. Camera	Energy only if the shot’s Camera line calls for it; otherwise lock or micro-parallax	Push-in / pull-back / pan / dutch / orbital when Camera says so; locked multilayer HUD when it doesn’t
2. Primary subject	What the shot is about	Prototype appearing, module docking, graph exploding, gate locking, code lines revealing
3. Secondary / support	Proof the world is alive	Sibling UI panels, folder tree growth, packet lanes, platform pieces
4. Light & atmosphere	Mood continuity from Visual Style	Lamp pulse, monitor bloom, volumetric haze drift, vignette breathe, rim-light shift
5. Micro-detail	Texture without stealing focus	Cursor blink, scrubber/knob, floating code bits, dust/particles, soft shadow crawl

Require at least 4 of these 5 layers on every shot, and ≥5 distinct animated properties after Space (e.g. code line stagger + tree stagger + platforms + clock scrub + play-view bloom — not a default whole-frame scale). Ambient loops (infinite lamp flicker, dust) are OK only if subtle and do not read as the shot replaying; the main narrative beat stays one-shot + forwards.

Camera vs readable content (priority):

When the stage shows important content — real project code / API call sites, terminal output, labeled architecture, readable UI chrome the viewer must parse — prefer readability over cinematic camera:

Do not default to whole-frame push-in / zoom / orbit on .scene just to “have a Camera layer.”
Prefer locked camera (or tiny parallax / drift that does not shrink text) or a local emphasis on the important block (scale/highlight that one panel or code card — not the entire stage).
Whole-frame camera moves are allowed only when the shot’s Camera line explicitly asks (push-in, pull-back, orbital, tracking, etc.) and they won’t make the key text/code illegible.
If Camera is composite / multilayer / locked-off (“parallel HUD”, “static board”, …), treat Camera as depth + panel energy, not zoom.

Depth & layering:

Build ≥3 depth planes (bg / mid / fg or room / screens / desk props). Parallax them slightly when there is a camera move (different translate amounts — avoid scale that eats readability).
Prefer real structure (monitor bezels, desk, lamp, HUD chrome) over a single flat rectangle with text.
Use soft masks, inset bezels, bloom, and gradient haze so the frame doesn’t look like clipped divs on black.

Timing craft (map to Duration):

Idle (pre-Space): readable establishing frame — lights on, subjects in start pose, no story progress.
Setup (first ~20–30%): environment wakes — UI populates, secondary elements stagger in (animation-delay cascade).
Development (middle): primary transformation from the video prompt (build / collapse / reveal / dock).
Accent (~last 20%): punch the Camera/VO payoff (RUN success, shockwave, CTA hold, badge snap).
Hold: freeze the end pose (forwards); no rewind.

Use staggers (40–120ms steps) for lists, folders, packets, checkmarks. Prefer cubic-bezier / ease-out on arrivals; reserve snappy ease for hits and smash cuts. If Duration is ~8s, keep the CSS timeline ≈8s — don’t compress a whole story into 2s then dead-air.

Detail recipes (pick what fits the prompt):

Shot type	Enrich with
Desk / editor / IDE	Dual screens, sidebar tree sta

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File metadata

name: storyboard-shot-to-html
description: >-
  Turns a storyboard shot (video prompt + narration) into a self-contained
  fullscreen HTML CSS animation for the browser. Analyzes VO/narration, searches
  related facts and usage cues, then builds a rich layered stage (camera,
  subject, secondary UI, light, micro-detail) with Fullscreen API and Space-to-play.
  Use when the user wants storyboard-shot-to-html, HTML animation preview,
  prompt-to-HTML, storyboard to HTML, prompt animation demo, narration visualization, fullscreen preview,
  Space to play, or a web demo of a video prompt / shot.

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---
name: storyboard-shot-to-html
description: >-
  Turns a storyboard shot (video prompt + narration) into a self-contained
  fullscreen HTML CSS animation for the browser. Analyzes VO/narration, searches
  related facts and usage cues, then builds a rich layered stage (camera,
  subject, secondary UI, light, micro-detail) with Fullscreen API and Space-to-play.
  Use when the user wants storyboard-shot-to-html, HTML animation preview,
  prompt-to-HTML, storyboard to HTML, prompt animation demo, narration visualization, fullscreen preview,
  Space to play, or a web demo of a video prompt / shot.
---

# Storyboard Shot → HTML

Turn **one shot** (video prompt + narration) into a **single-file HTML** animation you can open in a browser — a motion sketch of the intended frame, not a real video render.

Companion to **[storyboard](../storyboard/SKILL.md)**. Does **not** call video/image generation APIs.

## Inputs

Accept any of:

| Input | How to use |
|-------|------------|
| Storyboard `.md` + shot id (`01`, `Shot 02`, …) | Parse that shot’s `Video prompt`, `Chinese` / `English`, `Visual`, `Camera`, `Duration`, Visual Style |
| Pasted shot block | Same fields if present |
| Raw video prompt (± narration) | Prompt = visual source; narration = meaning layer to research |

If multiple shots and no id → ask once, or do **Shot 01** only when the user clearly wants a quick sample.

## Delivery

| Mode | Behavior |
|------|----------|
| User gives an `.html` path | Write there |
| User gives a directory | Write `<dir>/shot-<id>-preview.html` (`shot-01-preview.html` if no id) |
| Storyboard path known, no output path | Write next to the `.md`: `<stem>-shot-<id>-preview.html` |
| Raw prompt only | Write `test/manual/<slug>-preview.html` (or user-named file) |

**Rules:**

- Always **write the full HTML file** (UTF-8). Chat: short confirm only (path, shot id, research notes, how to open).
- Prefer **one self-contained `.html`** (inline CSS/JS). No build step, no CDN frameworks required. Google Fonts OK if useful.
- **Fullscreen by default** (see below) — first paint is the stage filling the browser; no document scroll of title/meta under the frame.
- After write: **open in the system browser** (`Start-Process` / `open` / `xdg-open`). If `file://` is flaky, serve the parent dir with a tiny static server and open `http://127.0.0.1:<port>/<file>`.
- Never overwrite the storyboard `.md`.

### Fullscreen (required)

The preview must play as a **full-viewport cinematic stage**, not a letterboxed card on a scrolling page.

| Requirement | Detail |
|-------------|--------|
| Viewport fill | `html, body { height:100%; overflow:hidden }`; stage covers **100vw × 100vh** |
| Aspect | Keep storyboard aspect (default **16:9**) with **cover** (crop) or letterbox on black — prefer **cover** so the frame fills the screen |
| No below-fold chrome | Title, tags, original prompt must **not** sit under the stage in normal flow |
| Overlay meta | Put prompt / research in a **hidden overlay** (`I` or `?` to toggle; `Esc` closes). **Do not** burn VO/narration onto the stage — narration is for analysis only, not on-screen text |
| **Space to play** | Animations stay **paused** on load (first frame / idle pose). **`Space`** starts playback **once**. Do not autoplay on open. Hint text: `Space to play · Click / F fullscreen · I prompt` (may also mention Space to start) |
| **Play once** | Shot timeline is **one-shot** — no `infinite` / `alternate` loop on the main beat. When duration ends, **hold the final frame** (`animation-fill-mode: forwards` or equivalent). Do **not** restart on a second `Space`, and do not auto-replay |
| Browser Fullscreen API | On click (or `F`), call `element.requestFullscreen()` on the stage root. Show a brief hint until entered (`Click / F fullscreen · Space to play`). `Esc` exits native fullscreen |
| Open behavior | After writing the file, open it so the user lands on the fullscreen-ready **paused** page; wait for `Space` to play |

## Workflow

```
Task Progress:
- [ ] Parse shot (prompt + VO + camera/duration/style)
- [ ] Analyze narration → concepts to ground
- [ ] Search related info / usage (when needed)
- [ ] Plan motion layers (camera / subject / secondary / light / micro) + timing beats
- [ ] Design rich stage from prompt + research (depth planes, staggers, payoff hold)
- [ ] Write HTML; open in browser
- [ ] Chat: path + what the demo shows
```

### 1. Parse the shot

Extract:

- **Video prompt** (primary visual / motion spec)
- **Chinese** / **English** VO (meaning, pacing; `(no VO)` = skip that language)
- **Visual**, **Camera**, **Duration**, piece-level **Visual Style** when available

Map duration to animation timing when sensible (`~5s` → ~5s **one-shot** timeline, then hold). Playback starts only on **`Space`** (paused until then); never loop or auto-replay.

### 2. Analyze narration (required)

From VO, list **concrete concepts** that affect what the viewer should understand:

- Product / feature / API / workflow names
- Places, eras, UI metaphors, audience takeaway
- Claims that need accurate depiction (do not invent)

If VO only restates mood already in the prompt, research may be light — still state that explicitly in chat.

### 3. Search related info / usage

When concepts are factual, technical, or product-specific:

1. Use **WebSearch** / **WebFetch** (or project docs) for short, trustworthy cues: what it is, how it’s used, typical UI/visual metaphors.
2. Fold **only** what helps the HTML stage (labels, layout metaphors, correct terminology, iconic shapes).
3. Do **not** invent logos, prices, legal claims, or competitor branding.
4. If search fails or materials already suffice, proceed with prompt-only visuals; note gaps briefly.

Skip heavy research for pure mood/atmosphere shots with no domain claims.

### 4. Build the HTML animation

Goal: **one composition** that reads as the shot at first viewport — animated stand-in for the video prompt. Aim for a **rich motion sketch** (layered beats + secondary life), not a flat poster that barely moves.

| Prefer | Avoid |
|--------|--------|
| Full-viewport stage (100vw×100vh) + Fullscreen API | Inset card + scrolling meta under the hero |
| Aspect-locked cover (16:9 default) filling the screen | Dashboard clutter, card grids in the hero |
| CSS/`@keyframes` one-shot until end, paused until `Space` | Autoplay, `infinite` / looping shot timelines, Space restart |
| Layered camera + light + subject + micro-UI + atmosphere | Single fade-in with nothing else moving |
| Staggered reveals, easing, hold on end frame | Everything popping at t=0 then freezing |
| Prompt / research in toggle overlay (`I` / `?`) | Fake photoreal video, watermarked stock embeds |
| Expressive fonts when they serve mood | Default system-only stacks for cinematic shots |

**Sync with VO meaning:** if narration teaches a step or names a UI, show that metaphor on stage (even abstractly). Mood-only VO → prioritize prompt cinematography.

**Language:** **Prefer English** for all on-stage chrome, labels, badges, chat bubbles, code comments, and hint text. Do not default to Chinese even when Chinese VO is present. **Never** put spoken narration / VO lines on the stage. Keep the **original prompt + VO text** (Chinese and English) only in the toggle overlay. Overlay headings and research notes should also be English.

**Typography / readable stage text (required):**

Stage labels are viewed fullscreen — **do not ship micro-UI**. Anything the viewer should parse (chrome titles, badges, graph nodes, file cards, status chips, code lines, gate names) must stay large enough at 16:9 cover.

| Element | Minimum size guidance |
|---------|----------------------|
| Primary labels (badges, thesis chips, CTA, key nodes) | `clamp(14px, 1.8vw, 20px)` or larger |
| Secondary UI (window chrome, folder/file names, status) | `clamp(13px, 1.5vw, 17px)` |
| Micro ornament only (optional ticks, tiny meters) | may go smaller — but **never** put critical meaning there |
| Hint bar (`.fs-hint`) | ≥14–15px |

- Prefer fewer, larger labels over dense 8–10px walls.
- When enlarging type, also bump padding / card height so text is not cramped.
- Anti-pattern: `font-size: 7px`–`11px` clamps on graph nodes, code, or badges “to fit more” — cut content instead.

### 4a. Animation richness (required)

Ship a **dense but readable** stage. Thin “one transform + one opacity” demos are not enough.

**Motion budget (minimum):**

| Layer | Role | Examples |
|-------|------|----------|
| 1. Camera | Energy **only if** the shot’s Camera line calls for it; otherwise lock or micro-parallax | Push-in / pull-back / pan / dutch / orbital **when Camera says so**; locked multilayer HUD when it doesn’t |
| 2. Primary subject | What the shot is about | Prototype appearing, module docking, graph exploding, gate locking, **code lines revealing** |
| 3. Secondary / support | Proof the world is alive | Sibling UI panels, folder tree growth, packet lanes, platform pieces |
| 4. Light & atmosphere | Mood continuity from Visual Style | Lamp pulse, monitor bloom, volumetric haze drift, vignette breathe, rim-light shift |
| 5. Micro-detail | Texture without stealing focus | Cursor blink, scrubber/knob, floating code bits, dust/particles, soft shadow crawl |

Require **at least 4 of these 5 layers** on every shot, and **≥5 distinct animated properties** after `Space` (e.g. code line stagger + tree stagger + platforms + clock scrub + play-view bloom — **not** a default whole-frame scale). Ambient loops (`infinite` lamp flicker, dust) are OK **only if subtle** and do **not** read as the shot replaying; the **main narrative beat stays one-shot + forwards**.

**Camera vs readable content (priority):**

When the stage shows **important content** — real project code / API call sites, terminal output, labeled architecture, readable UI chrome the viewer must parse — **prefer readability over cinematic camera**:

1. **Do not** default to whole-frame push-in / zoom / orbit on `.scene` just to “have a Camera layer.”
2. Prefer **locked camera** (or tiny parallax / drift that does not shrink text) **or** a **local emphasis** on the important block (scale/highlight that one panel or code card — not the entire stage).
3. Whole-frame camera moves are allowed only when the shot’s **Camera** line explicitly asks (push-in, pull-back, orbital, tracking, etc.) **and** they won’t make the key text/code illegible.
4. If Camera is composite / multilayer / locked-off (“parallel HUD”, “static board”, …), treat Camera as **depth + panel energy**, not zoom.

**Depth & layering:**

- Build **≥3 depth planes** (bg / mid / fg or room / screens / desk props). Parallax them slightly **when** there is a camera move (different translate amounts — avoid scale that eats readability).
- Prefer real structure (monitor bezels, desk, lamp, HUD chrome) over a single flat rectangle with text.
- Use soft masks, inset bezels, bloom, and gradient haze so the frame doesn’t look like clipped divs on black.

**Timing craft (map to Duration):**

1. **Idle (pre-Space):** readable establishing frame — lights on, subjects in start pose, no story progress.
2. **Setup (first ~20–30%):** environment wakes — UI populates, secondary elements stagger in (`animation-delay` cascade).
3. **Development (middle):** primary transformation from the video prompt (build / collapse / reveal / dock).
4. **Accent (~last 20%):** punch the Camera/VO payoff (RUN success, shockwave, CTA hold, badge snap).
5. **Hold:** freeze the end pose (`forwards`); no rewind.

Use **staggers** (40–120ms steps) for lists, folders, packets, checkmarks. Prefer `cubic-bezier` / ease-out on arrivals; reserve snappy ease for hits and smash cuts. If Duration is `~8s`, keep the CSS timeline ≈8s — don’t compress a whole story into 2s then dead-air.

**Detail recipes (pick what fits the prompt):**

| Shot type | Enrich with |
|-----------|-------------|
| Desk / editor / IDE | Dual screens, sidebar tree sta

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Price unconfirmed★ 142 GitHub starsRegistry updated · Sep 8, 2026agent-skill

Overview

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Storyboard Shot → HTML

Turn one shot (video prompt + narration) into a single-file HTML animation you can open in a browser — a motion sketch of the intended frame, not a real video render.

Companion to storyboard. Does not call video/image generation APIs.

Inputs

Accept any of:

Input	How to use
Storyboard `.md` + shot id (`01`, `Shot 02`, …)	Parse that shot’s `Video prompt`, `Chinese` / `English`, `Visual`, `Camera`, `Duration`, Visual Style
Pasted shot block	Same fields if present
Raw video prompt (± narration)	Prompt = visual source; narration = meaning layer to research

If multiple shots and no id → ask once, or do Shot 01 only when the user clearly wants a quick sample.

Delivery

Mode	Behavior
User gives an `.html` path	Write there
User gives a directory	Write `<dir>/shot-<id>-preview.html` (`shot-01-preview.html` if no id)
Storyboard path known, no output path	Write next to the `.md`: `<stem>-shot-<id>-preview.html`
Raw prompt only	Write `test/manual/<slug>-preview.html` (or user-named file)

Rules:

Always write the full HTML file (UTF-8). Chat: short confirm only (path, shot id, research notes, how to open).
Prefer one self-contained .html (inline CSS/JS). No build step, no CDN frameworks required. Google Fonts OK if useful.
Fullscreen by default (see below) — first paint is the stage filling the browser; no document scroll of title/meta under the frame.
After write: open in the system browser (Start-Process / open / xdg-open). If file:// is flaky, serve the parent dir with a tiny static server and open http://127.0.0.1:<port>/<file>.
Never overwrite the storyboard .md.

Fullscreen (required)

The preview must play as a full-viewport cinematic stage, not a letterboxed card on a scrolling page.

Requirement	Detail
Viewport fill	`html, body { height:100%; overflow:hidden }`; stage covers 100vw × 100vh
Aspect	Keep storyboard aspect (default 16:9) with cover (crop) or letterbox on black — prefer cover so the frame fills the screen
No below-fold chrome	Title, tags, original prompt must not sit under the stage in normal flow
Overlay meta	Put prompt / research in a hidden overlay (`I` or `?` to toggle; `Esc` closes). Do not burn VO/narration onto the stage — narration is for analysis only, not on-screen text
Space to play	Animations stay paused on load (first frame / idle pose). `Space` starts playback once. Do not autoplay on open. Hint text: `Space to play · Click / F fullscreen · I prompt` (may also mention Space to start)
Play once	Shot timeline is one-shot — no `infinite` / `alternate` loop on the main beat. When duration ends, hold the final frame (`animation-fill-mode: forwards` or equivalent). Do not restart on a second `Space`, and do not auto-replay
Browser Fullscreen API	On click (or `F`), call `element.requestFullscreen()` on the stage root. Show a brief hint until entered (`Click / F fullscreen · Space to play`). `Esc` exits native fullscreen
Open behavior	After writing the file, open it so the user lands on the fullscreen-ready paused page; wait for `Space` to play

Workflow

Task Progress:
- [ ] Parse shot (prompt + VO + camera/duration/style)
- [ ] Analyze narration → concepts to ground
- [ ] Search related info / usage (when needed)
- [ ] Plan motion layers (camera / subject / secondary / light / micro) + timing beats
- [ ] Design rich stage from prompt + research (depth planes, staggers, payoff hold)
- [ ] Write HTML; open in browser
- [ ] Chat: path + what the demo shows

1. Parse the shot

Extract:

Video prompt (primary visual / motion spec)
Chinese / English VO (meaning, pacing; (no VO) = skip that language)
Visual, Camera, Duration, piece-level Visual Style when available

Map duration to animation timing when sensible (~5s → ~5s one-shot timeline, then hold). Playback starts only on Space (paused until then); never loop or auto-replay.

2. Analyze narration (required)

From VO, list concrete concepts that affect what the viewer should understand:

Product / feature / API / workflow names
Places, eras, UI metaphors, audience takeaway
Claims that need accurate depiction (do not invent)

If VO only restates mood already in the prompt, research may be light — still state that explicitly in chat.

When concepts are factual, technical, or product-specific:

Use WebSearch / WebFetch (or project docs) for short, trustworthy cues: what it is, how it’s used, typical UI/visual metaphors.
Fold only what helps the HTML stage (labels, layout metaphors, correct terminology, iconic shapes).
Do not invent logos, prices, legal claims, or competitor branding.
If search fails or materials already suffice, proceed with prompt-only visuals; note gaps briefly.

Skip heavy research for pure mood/atmosphere shots with no domain claims.

4. Build the HTML animation

Prefer	Avoid
Full-viewport stage (100vw×100vh) + Fullscreen API	Inset card + scrolling meta under the hero
Aspect-locked cover (16:9 default) filling the screen	Dashboard clutter, card grids in the hero
CSS/`@keyframes` one-shot until end, paused until `Space`	Autoplay, `infinite` / looping shot timelines, Space restart
Layered camera + light + subject + micro-UI + atmosphere	Single fade-in with nothing else moving
Staggered reveals, easing, hold on end frame	Everything popping at t=0 then freezing
Prompt / research in toggle overlay (`I` / `?`)	Fake photoreal video, watermarked stock embeds
Expressive fonts when they serve mood	Default system-only stacks for cinematic shots

Sync with VO meaning: if narration teaches a step or names a UI, show that metaphor on stage (even abstractly). Mood-only VO → prioritize prompt cinematography.

Typography / readable stage text (required):

Element	Minimum size guidance
Primary labels (badges, thesis chips, CTA, key nodes)	`clamp(14px, 1.8vw, 20px)` or larger
Secondary UI (window chrome, folder/file names, status)	`clamp(13px, 1.5vw, 17px)`
Micro ornament only (optional ticks, tiny meters)	may go smaller — but never put critical meaning there
Hint bar (`.fs-hint`)	≥14–15px

Prefer fewer, larger labels over dense 8–10px walls.
When enlarging type, also bump padding / card height so text is not cramped.
Anti-pattern: font-size: 7px–11px clamps on graph nodes, code, or badges “to fit more” — cut content instead.

4a. Animation richness (required)

Ship a dense but readable stage. Thin “one transform + one opacity” demos are not enough.

Motion budget (minimum):

Layer	Role	Examples
1. Camera	Energy only if the shot’s Camera line calls for it; otherwise lock or micro-parallax	Push-in / pull-back / pan / dutch / orbital when Camera says so; locked multilayer HUD when it doesn’t
2. Primary subject	What the shot is about	Prototype appearing, module docking, graph exploding, gate locking, code lines revealing
3. Secondary / support	Proof the world is alive	Sibling UI panels, folder tree growth, packet lanes, platform pieces
4. Light & atmosphere	Mood continuity from Visual Style	Lamp pulse, monitor bloom, volumetric haze drift, vignette breathe, rim-light shift
5. Micro-detail	Texture without stealing focus	Cursor blink, scrubber/knob, floating code bits, dust/particles, soft shadow crawl

Camera vs readable content (priority):

Do not default to whole-frame push-in / zoom / orbit on .scene just to “have a Camera layer.”
Prefer locked camera (or tiny parallax / drift that does not shrink text) or a local emphasis on the important block (scale/highlight that one panel or code card — not the entire stage).
Whole-frame camera moves are allowed only when the shot’s Camera line explicitly asks (push-in, pull-back, orbital, tracking, etc.) and they won’t make the key text/code illegible.
If Camera is composite / multilayer / locked-off (“parallel HUD”, “static board”, …), treat Camera as depth + panel energy, not zoom.

Depth & layering:

Build ≥3 depth planes (bg / mid / fg or room / screens / desk props). Parallax them slightly when there is a camera move (different translate amounts — avoid scale that eats readability).
Prefer real structure (monitor bezels, desk, lamp, HUD chrome) over a single flat rectangle with text.
Use soft masks, inset bezels, bloom, and gradient haze so the frame doesn’t look like clipped divs on black.

Timing craft (map to Duration):

Idle (pre-Space): readable establishing frame — lights on, subjects in start pose, no story progress.
Setup (first ~20–30%): environment wakes — UI populates, secondary elements stagger in (animation-delay cascade).
Development (middle): primary transformation from the video prompt (build / collapse / reveal / dock).
Accent (~last 20%): punch the Camera/VO payoff (RUN success, shockwave, CTA hold, badge snap).
Hold: freeze the end pose (forwards); no rewind.

Detail recipes (pick what fits the prompt):

Shot type	Enrich with
Desk / editor / IDE	Dual screens, sidebar tree sta

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File metadata

name: storyboard-shot-to-html
description: >-
  Turns a storyboard shot (video prompt + narration) into a self-contained
  fullscreen HTML CSS animation for the browser. Analyzes VO/narration, searches
  related facts and usage cues, then builds a rich layered stage (camera,
  subject, secondary UI, light, micro-detail) with Fullscreen API and Space-to-play.
  Use when the user wants storyboard-shot-to-html, HTML animation preview,
  prompt-to-HTML, storyboard to HTML, prompt animation demo, narration visualization, fullscreen preview,
  Space to play, or a web demo of a video prompt / shot.

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---
name: storyboard-shot-to-html
description: >-
  Turns a storyboard shot (video prompt + narration) into a self-contained
  fullscreen HTML CSS animation for the browser. Analyzes VO/narration, searches
  related facts and usage cues, then builds a rich layered stage (camera,
  subject, secondary UI, light, micro-detail) with Fullscreen API and Space-to-play.
  Use when the user wants storyboard-shot-to-html, HTML animation preview,
  prompt-to-HTML, storyboard to HTML, prompt animation demo, narration visualization, fullscreen preview,
  Space to play, or a web demo of a video prompt / shot.
---

# Storyboard Shot → HTML

Turn **one shot** (video prompt + narration) into a **single-file HTML** animation you can open in a browser — a motion sketch of the intended frame, not a real video render.

Companion to **[storyboard](../storyboard/SKILL.md)**. Does **not** call video/image generation APIs.

## Inputs

Accept any of:

| Input | How to use |
|-------|------------|
| Storyboard `.md` + shot id (`01`, `Shot 02`, …) | Parse that shot’s `Video prompt`, `Chinese` / `English`, `Visual`, `Camera`, `Duration`, Visual Style |
| Pasted shot block | Same fields if present |
| Raw video prompt (± narration) | Prompt = visual source; narration = meaning layer to research |

If multiple shots and no id → ask once, or do **Shot 01** only when the user clearly wants a quick sample.

## Delivery

| Mode | Behavior |
|------|----------|
| User gives an `.html` path | Write there |
| User gives a directory | Write `<dir>/shot-<id>-preview.html` (`shot-01-preview.html` if no id) |
| Storyboard path known, no output path | Write next to the `.md`: `<stem>-shot-<id>-preview.html` |
| Raw prompt only | Write `test/manual/<slug>-preview.html` (or user-named file) |

**Rules:**

- Always **write the full HTML file** (UTF-8). Chat: short confirm only (path, shot id, research notes, how to open).
- Prefer **one self-contained `.html`** (inline CSS/JS). No build step, no CDN frameworks required. Google Fonts OK if useful.
- **Fullscreen by default** (see below) — first paint is the stage filling the browser; no document scroll of title/meta under the frame.
- After write: **open in the system browser** (`Start-Process` / `open` / `xdg-open`). If `file://` is flaky, serve the parent dir with a tiny static server and open `http://127.0.0.1:<port>/<file>`.
- Never overwrite the storyboard `.md`.

### Fullscreen (required)

The preview must play as a **full-viewport cinematic stage**, not a letterboxed card on a scrolling page.

| Requirement | Detail |
|-------------|--------|
| Viewport fill | `html, body { height:100%; overflow:hidden }`; stage covers **100vw × 100vh** |
| Aspect | Keep storyboard aspect (default **16:9**) with **cover** (crop) or letterbox on black — prefer **cover** so the frame fills the screen |
| No below-fold chrome | Title, tags, original prompt must **not** sit under the stage in normal flow |
| Overlay meta | Put prompt / research in a **hidden overlay** (`I` or `?` to toggle; `Esc` closes). **Do not** burn VO/narration onto the stage — narration is for analysis only, not on-screen text |
| **Space to play** | Animations stay **paused** on load (first frame / idle pose). **`Space`** starts playback **once**. Do not autoplay on open. Hint text: `Space to play · Click / F fullscreen · I prompt` (may also mention Space to start) |
| **Play once** | Shot timeline is **one-shot** — no `infinite` / `alternate` loop on the main beat. When duration ends, **hold the final frame** (`animation-fill-mode: forwards` or equivalent). Do **not** restart on a second `Space`, and do not auto-replay |
| Browser Fullscreen API | On click (or `F`), call `element.requestFullscreen()` on the stage root. Show a brief hint until entered (`Click / F fullscreen · Space to play`). `Esc` exits native fullscreen |
| Open behavior | After writing the file, open it so the user lands on the fullscreen-ready **paused** page; wait for `Space` to play |

## Workflow

```
Task Progress:
- [ ] Parse shot (prompt + VO + camera/duration/style)
- [ ] Analyze narration → concepts to ground
- [ ] Search related info / usage (when needed)
- [ ] Plan motion layers (camera / subject / secondary / light / micro) + timing beats
- [ ] Design rich stage from prompt + research (depth planes, staggers, payoff hold)
- [ ] Write HTML; open in browser
- [ ] Chat: path + what the demo shows
```

### 1. Parse the shot

Extract:

- **Video prompt** (primary visual / motion spec)
- **Chinese** / **English** VO (meaning, pacing; `(no VO)` = skip that language)
- **Visual**, **Camera**, **Duration**, piece-level **Visual Style** when available

Map duration to animation timing when sensible (`~5s` → ~5s **one-shot** timeline, then hold). Playback starts only on **`Space`** (paused until then); never loop or auto-replay.

### 2. Analyze narration (required)

From VO, list **concrete concepts** that affect what the viewer should understand:

- Product / feature / API / workflow names
- Places, eras, UI metaphors, audience takeaway
- Claims that need accurate depiction (do not invent)

If VO only restates mood already in the prompt, research may be light — still state that explicitly in chat.

### 3. Search related info / usage

When concepts are factual, technical, or product-specific:

1. Use **WebSearch** / **WebFetch** (or project docs) for short, trustworthy cues: what it is, how it’s used, typical UI/visual metaphors.
2. Fold **only** what helps the HTML stage (labels, layout metaphors, correct terminology, iconic shapes).
3. Do **not** invent logos, prices, legal claims, or competitor branding.
4. If search fails or materials already suffice, proceed with prompt-only visuals; note gaps briefly.

Skip heavy research for pure mood/atmosphere shots with no domain claims.

### 4. Build the HTML animation

Goal: **one composition** that reads as the shot at first viewport — animated stand-in for the video prompt. Aim for a **rich motion sketch** (layered beats + secondary life), not a flat poster that barely moves.

| Prefer | Avoid |
|--------|--------|
| Full-viewport stage (100vw×100vh) + Fullscreen API | Inset card + scrolling meta under the hero |
| Aspect-locked cover (16:9 default) filling the screen | Dashboard clutter, card grids in the hero |
| CSS/`@keyframes` one-shot until end, paused until `Space` | Autoplay, `infinite` / looping shot timelines, Space restart |
| Layered camera + light + subject + micro-UI + atmosphere | Single fade-in with nothing else moving |
| Staggered reveals, easing, hold on end frame | Everything popping at t=0 then freezing |
| Prompt / research in toggle overlay (`I` / `?`) | Fake photoreal video, watermarked stock embeds |
| Expressive fonts when they serve mood | Default system-only stacks for cinematic shots |

**Sync with VO meaning:** if narration teaches a step or names a UI, show that metaphor on stage (even abstractly). Mood-only VO → prioritize prompt cinematography.

**Language:** **Prefer English** for all on-stage chrome, labels, badges, chat bubbles, code comments, and hint text. Do not default to Chinese even when Chinese VO is present. **Never** put spoken narration / VO lines on the stage. Keep the **original prompt + VO text** (Chinese and English) only in the toggle overlay. Overlay headings and research notes should also be English.

**Typography / readable stage text (required):**

Stage labels are viewed fullscreen — **do not ship micro-UI**. Anything the viewer should parse (chrome titles, badges, graph nodes, file cards, status chips, code lines, gate names) must stay large enough at 16:9 cover.

| Element | Minimum size guidance |
|---------|----------------------|
| Primary labels (badges, thesis chips, CTA, key nodes) | `clamp(14px, 1.8vw, 20px)` or larger |
| Secondary UI (window chrome, folder/file names, status) | `clamp(13px, 1.5vw, 17px)` |
| Micro ornament only (optional ticks, tiny meters) | may go smaller — but **never** put critical meaning there |
| Hint bar (`.fs-hint`) | ≥14–15px |

- Prefer fewer, larger labels over dense 8–10px walls.
- When enlarging type, also bump padding / card height so text is not cramped.
- Anti-pattern: `font-size: 7px`–`11px` clamps on graph nodes, code, or badges “to fit more” — cut content instead.

### 4a. Animation richness (required)

Ship a **dense but readable** stage. Thin “one transform + one opacity” demos are not enough.

**Motion budget (minimum):**

| Layer | Role | Examples |
|-------|------|----------|
| 1. Camera | Energy **only if** the shot’s Camera line calls for it; otherwise lock or micro-parallax | Push-in / pull-back / pan / dutch / orbital **when Camera says so**; locked multilayer HUD when it doesn’t |
| 2. Primary subject | What the shot is about | Prototype appearing, module docking, graph exploding, gate locking, **code lines revealing** |
| 3. Secondary / support | Proof the world is alive | Sibling UI panels, folder tree growth, packet lanes, platform pieces |
| 4. Light & atmosphere | Mood continuity from Visual Style | Lamp pulse, monitor bloom, volumetric haze drift, vignette breathe, rim-light shift |
| 5. Micro-detail | Texture without stealing focus | Cursor blink, scrubber/knob, floating code bits, dust/particles, soft shadow crawl |

Require **at least 4 of these 5 layers** on every shot, and **≥5 distinct animated properties** after `Space` (e.g. code line stagger + tree stagger + platforms + clock scrub + play-view bloom — **not** a default whole-frame scale). Ambient loops (`infinite` lamp flicker, dust) are OK **only if subtle** and do **not** read as the shot replaying; the **main narrative beat stays one-shot + forwards**.

**Camera vs readable content (priority):**

When the stage shows **important content** — real project code / API call sites, terminal output, labeled architecture, readable UI chrome the viewer must parse — **prefer readability over cinematic camera**:

1. **Do not** default to whole-frame push-in / zoom / orbit on `.scene` just to “have a Camera layer.”
2. Prefer **locked camera** (or tiny parallax / drift that does not shrink text) **or** a **local emphasis** on the important block (scale/highlight that one panel or code card — not the entire stage).
3. Whole-frame camera moves are allowed only when the shot’s **Camera** line explicitly asks (push-in, pull-back, orbital, tracking, etc.) **and** they won’t make the key text/code illegible.
4. If Camera is composite / multilayer / locked-off (“parallel HUD”, “static board”, …), treat Camera as **depth + panel energy**, not zoom.

**Depth & layering:**

- Build **≥3 depth planes** (bg / mid / fg or room / screens / desk props). Parallax them slightly **when** there is a camera move (different translate amounts — avoid scale that eats readability).
- Prefer real structure (monitor bezels, desk, lamp, HUD chrome) over a single flat rectangle with text.
- Use soft masks, inset bezels, bloom, and gradient haze so the frame doesn’t look like clipped divs on black.

**Timing craft (map to Duration):**

1. **Idle (pre-Space):** readable establishing frame — lights on, subjects in start pose, no story progress.
2. **Setup (first ~20–30%):** environment wakes — UI populates, secondary elements stagger in (`animation-delay` cascade).
3. **Development (middle):** primary transformation from the video prompt (build / collapse / reveal / dock).
4. **Accent (~last 20%):** punch the Camera/VO payoff (RUN success, shockwave, CTA hold, badge snap).
5. **Hold:** freeze the end pose (`forwards`); no rewind.

Use **staggers** (40–120ms steps) for lists, folders, packets, checkmarks. Prefer `cubic-bezier` / ease-out on arrivals; reserve snappy ease for hits and smash cuts. If Duration is `~8s`, keep the CSS timeline ≈8s — don’t compress a whole story into 2s then dead-air.

**Detail recipes (pick what fits the prompt):**

| Shot type | Enrich with |
|-----------|-------------|
| Desk / editor / IDE | Dual screens, sidebar tree sta

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Storyboard Shot → HTML

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1. Parse the shot

2. Analyze narration (required)

3. Search related info / usage

4. Build the HTML animation

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Storyboard Shot → HTML

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Fullscreen (required)

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1. Parse the shot

2. Analyze narration (required)

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4. Build the HTML animation

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