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Overview

Create an animated sticker pack from a supplied character image or a text-defined character by collecting a style and Emoji or short reaction descriptions, generating and approving a static sheet, then routing video generation, cleanup, splitting, and packaging. Also process existing static sheets or grid videos. Use for animated emoji or sticker-pack production, not for designing a separate character identity artifact or general video editing.

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Motion Sticker Pack｜动态表情包制作器

Create a usable animated sticker pack, not merely a video preview. Preserve the supplied character identity and produce independently looping stickers, transparent first frames, a machine-readable report, and a ZIP.

IP identity and prompt principles

Before writing a generation prompt, inspect the supplied image and derive the IP's visible identity features: face, hair or fur, silhouette and proportions, colors, clothing, accessories, existing props, pose language, scene cues, and overall mood.
Build the prompt from those observed features plus the user's selected style and reactions. Preserve the supplied IP's appearance and source-specific details by default; change them only when the user asks for a change.
Unless the user requests another presentation, use the default static-sheet treatment: a 3×3 illustrated reaction-card grid with no white border or heavy outline, subtle local background accents in each cell, and a consistent overall color tone. This changes the visual treatment, not the transparent-alpha and cell-isolation requirements.
Interpret each Emoji or text reaction semantically. Offer a compact choice for short reaction text: default to avoiding text, while allowing the user to opt in. This is a preference, not a rejection gate—if the model adds text despite the default, keep the sheet eligible for review and let the user decide whether to keep it. When it helps the expression read clearly, add a small number of matching decorative accents—such as hearts, music notes, sparkles, tears, blush marks, sweat drops, motion lines, or stars—using the selected style's visual language. Use them selectively rather than forcing the same accents into every cell, and do not turn them into unrelated large props.
Do not add unsolicited moral, modesty, sexualization, age, wardrobe, pose-cleanup, or scene-removal instructions. In particular, do not insert wording such as “改成得体、日常、非性感化的简化服装” or “不要保留汽车、夜景、原照片背景或暧昧姿势” unless the user explicitly requests that transformation.
Keep the source reference label neutral (for example, 所附图像 or 附件中的角色参考图). Do not encode an unrequested redesign into reference_label.
A transparent sticker sheet may require removing the source background as a technical canvas operation, but do not otherwise remove existing clothing, props, setting cues, or pose characteristics unless requested. If the user wants the original scene retained, preserve it within each cell where technically feasible.

Pre-generation fidelity check

Before writing a prompt or an intake/confirmation message, explicitly check that no unrequested transformation has been introduced. Remove any wording or instruction that asks to make the character more “得体、日常、非露骨、非性感化”, to simplify or replace clothing, clean up the pose, remove scene cues, or make the result “适合公开分享”. These are not defaults. Preserve the supplied character's observed appearance, clothing, pose language, props, setting cues, and mood unless the user requests a change or a higher-priority platform safety rule requires one. If a safety-driven change is required, state only the necessary constraint and do not broaden it into an aesthetic redesign.

Ambiguous-request confirmation

When the user supplies a character image but does not specify a style, reactions, or both, do not generate immediately. First present a concise confirmation card with the proposed defaults: 3D 卡通风, the illustrated reaction-card treatment, a practical set of nine chat reactions (开心、喜欢、委屈、惊讶、亲亲、谢谢、加油、困困、点赞), and the default 3×3 layout.
When no character image is supplied, accept a named or text-defined character and use the same intake defaults when style or reactions are missing. After confirmation, generate the complete static sheet directly. Do not insert a separate single-character concept image, identity card, or character-approval stage.
State that the prompt will be derived from the image's observed IP features and the selected style, with the character's appearance and source details preserved by default. Do not add redesign or moralizing constraints.
Accept either an explicit confirmation (确认 / 开始生成) or a revision such as 风格改为写实还原 or 表情改为 🎸😍🥹😘🥰. After a revision, show the updated summary and wait for confirmation again. Once confirmed, generate the static sheet directly, then follow the normal layout inspection and static-review gate before any video generation.
If the user already supplied both a clear style and reactions, skip this intake confirmation and proceed to static generation. The post-generation static-review approval before video remains mandatory.

Non-negotiable invariants

Treat the image model's requested grid as a preference, not observed fact. After image generation, inspect the returned sheet and write detected_layout; every later stage must use that result.
Compile every static request with image_generation_request.arguments.background and image_generation_request.arguments.output_format. Use a transparent-first, locally verified two-stage policy for both reference-image and text-only generation. Pass those exact fields when the callable image_gen schema exposes them; when it does not, omit only the unsupported fields, record them in static-generation.json, and still make the first attempt with the real-Alpha prompt. Missing schema fields do not prove that prompt-driven transparency is unavailable and must never select the green fallback by themselves. The model's claim that it produced transparency is also not proof. Only local pixel validation may trigger the recorded opaque_fallback_call, once, with the same prompt/reference and exact #00FF00 key-color instruction; never invent unknown tool arguments at call time.
Express layout unambiguously as columns × rows. Derive count = columns * rows; never mix 3×3 with 12 items or 4×3 with 9 items.
If automatic layout confidence is below 0.75, inspect the overlay/report and confirm or override the grid before animation or cropping.
When this Skill generated the static illustrated-card sheet, never generate video until the user explicitly approves that exact sheet. Regeneration invalidates the old approval and all downstream artifacts.
Persist the review revision with scripts/manage_job_state.py. Hash verification is mandatory before bundled Provider execution; a conversational “approved” flag alone is insufficient.
Keep the camera fixed. Each cell moves only inside its own bounds. Do not invent characters, new captions, large props, scenery, or cross-cell effects. Preserve any text or symbols already present in the approved source, including when they were model-generated. Small semantic reaction accents are allowed when they support the requested emotion and remain inside the cell. Preserve source elements when they already exist in the approved source unless the user asks to remove them or transparent-sheet/cell-isolation requirements make that technically necessary.
Do not trust a video model or adapter's claimed transparency. Decode the returned video with the local Alpha probe. Prefer real alpha when detected; otherwise use a uniform key that contrasts with the character (chroma such as green or magenta, not a near-black or near-white plate) and deterministic local matting.
For Grok image-to-video, the output contract is stricter: use #00FF00, never a checkerboard or simulated transparency. The input sent to Grok must already have real alpha (or a verified uniform green plate), and must pass every native returned frame through background QC. Grok is called exactly once () and must never fall through to local animation.

Workflow

Inspect the input and choose an entry mode:
- personal IP handoff → read references/personal-ip-handoff.md, run scripts/import_personal_handoff.py <handoff.json> --work-dir <work_dir>, and use the imported character.json as the job-local identity/style/reaction manifest; never copy the original photo or edit the personal card;
- character reference → read references/intake-and-approval.md; if the request is vague, present the default proposal and wait for confirmation before generating the static sticker sheet;
- named or text-defined character without an image → compile that definition and generate the full static sheet directly; do not generate a separate character image first;
- static sheet → detect the actual grid;
- grid video → obtain the source sheet/layout or extract a representative frame with ffmpeg -y -i input.mp4 -frames:v 1 representative-frame.png, then detect the grid;
- separate static stickers → do not invent a grid; run scripts/process_independent_stickers.py <input-dir> <output-dir>;
- user-supplied static sheet → create state with --source-type user-supplied and skip the explicit approve step; it is already the selected source.
Choose a short character name and resolve the work directory with scripts/character_workspace.py --name <角色名>. For a personal handoff, import first and keep the received handoff.json plus character.json in that work directory; use the verified absolute anchor, resolved_style, and resolved_reactions from character.json, and do not route through the generic photo intake. For other entry modes, compile the confirmed style and reactions into <work_dir>/static-prompt.json: use --reference-image <source-image> when supplied, or --character-description <definition> when no image exists. The no-image route goes straight to one complete sheet. Inspect the callable image_gen schema and run scripts/prepare_image_gen_call.py, repeating --supported-argument for its exposed fields. Call the transparent-first call_arguments even when background or output_format was omitted as unsupported; the real-Alpha prompt remains the first attempt. The report records requested, passed, omitted, and the bounded . A reference-image request must use a backend that accepts that exact image; a text-defined request may use text-only genera

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description: Create an animated sticker pack from a supplied character image or a text-defined character by collecting a style and Emoji or short reaction descriptions, generating and approving a static sheet, then routing video generation, cleanup, splitting, and packaging. Also process existing static sheets or grid videos. Use for animated emoji or sticker-pack production, not for designing a separate character identity artifact or general video editing.

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---
name: motion-sticker-pack
description: Create an animated sticker pack from a supplied character image or a text-defined character by collecting a style and Emoji or short reaction descriptions, generating and approving a static sheet, then routing video generation, cleanup, splitting, and packaging. Also process existing static sheets or grid videos. Use for animated emoji or sticker-pack production, not for designing a separate character identity artifact or general video editing.
---

# Motion Sticker Pack｜动态表情包制作器

Create a usable animated sticker pack, not merely a video preview. Preserve the supplied character identity and produce independently looping stickers, transparent first frames, a machine-readable report, and a ZIP.

## IP identity and prompt principles

- Before writing a generation prompt, inspect the supplied image and derive the IP's visible identity features: face, hair or fur, silhouette and proportions, colors, clothing, accessories, existing props, pose language, scene cues, and overall mood.
- Build the prompt from those observed features plus the user's selected style and reactions. Preserve the supplied IP's appearance and source-specific details by default; change them only when the user asks for a change.
- Unless the user requests another presentation, use the default static-sheet treatment: a 3×3 illustrated reaction-card grid with no white border or heavy outline, subtle local background accents in each cell, and a consistent overall color tone. This changes the visual treatment, not the transparent-alpha and cell-isolation requirements.
- Interpret each Emoji or text reaction semantically. Offer a compact choice for short reaction text: default to avoiding text, while allowing the user to opt in. This is a preference, not a rejection gate—if the model adds text despite the default, keep the sheet eligible for review and let the user decide whether to keep it. When it helps the expression read clearly, add a small number of matching decorative accents—such as hearts, music notes, sparkles, tears, blush marks, sweat drops, motion lines, or stars—using the selected style's visual language. Use them selectively rather than forcing the same accents into every cell, and do not turn them into unrelated large props.
- Do not add unsolicited moral, modesty, sexualization, age, wardrobe, pose-cleanup, or scene-removal instructions. In particular, do not insert wording such as “改成得体、日常、非性感化的简化服装” or “不要保留汽车、夜景、原照片背景或暧昧姿势” unless the user explicitly requests that transformation.
- Keep the source reference label neutral (for example, `所附图像` or `附件中的角色参考图`). Do not encode an unrequested redesign into `reference_label`.
- A transparent sticker sheet may require removing the source background as a technical canvas operation, but do not otherwise remove existing clothing, props, setting cues, or pose characteristics unless requested. If the user wants the original scene retained, preserve it within each cell where technically feasible.

## Pre-generation fidelity check

Before writing a prompt or an intake/confirmation message, explicitly check that no unrequested transformation has been introduced. Remove any wording or instruction that asks to make the character more “得体、日常、非露骨、非性感化”, to simplify or replace clothing, clean up the pose, remove scene cues, or make the result “适合公开分享”. These are not defaults. Preserve the supplied character's observed appearance, clothing, pose language, props, setting cues, and mood unless the user requests a change or a higher-priority platform safety rule requires one. If a safety-driven change is required, state only the necessary constraint and do not broaden it into an aesthetic redesign.

## Ambiguous-request confirmation

- When the user supplies a character image but does not specify a style, reactions, or both, do not generate immediately. First present a concise confirmation card with the proposed defaults: `3D 卡通风`, the illustrated reaction-card treatment, a practical set of nine chat reactions (`开心、喜欢、委屈、惊讶、亲亲、谢谢、加油、困困、点赞`), and the default `3×3` layout.
- When no character image is supplied, accept a named or text-defined character and use the same intake defaults when style or reactions are missing. After confirmation, generate the complete static sheet directly. Do not insert a separate single-character concept image, identity card, or character-approval stage.
- State that the prompt will be derived from the image's observed IP features and the selected style, with the character's appearance and source details preserved by default. Do not add redesign or moralizing constraints.
- Accept either an explicit confirmation (`确认` / `开始生成`) or a revision such as `风格改为写实还原` or `表情改为 🎸😍🥹😘🥰`. After a revision, show the updated summary and wait for confirmation again. Once confirmed, generate the static sheet directly, then follow the normal layout inspection and static-review gate before any video generation.
- If the user already supplied both a clear style and reactions, skip this intake confirmation and proceed to static generation. The post-generation static-review approval before video remains mandatory.

## Non-negotiable invariants

- Treat the image model's requested grid as a preference, not observed fact. After image generation, inspect the returned sheet and write `detected_layout`; every later stage must use that result.
- Compile every static request with `image_generation_request.arguments.background` and `image_generation_request.arguments.output_format`. Use a transparent-first, locally verified two-stage policy for both reference-image and text-only generation. Pass those exact fields when the callable `image_gen` schema exposes them; when it does not, omit only the unsupported fields, record them in `static-generation.json`, and still make the first attempt with the real-Alpha prompt. Missing schema fields do not prove that prompt-driven transparency is unavailable and must never select the green fallback by themselves. The model's claim that it produced transparency is also not proof. Only local pixel validation may trigger the recorded `opaque_fallback_call`, once, with the same prompt/reference and exact `#00FF00` key-color instruction; never invent unknown tool arguments at call time.
- Express layout unambiguously as `columns × rows`. Derive `count = columns * rows`; never mix 3×3 with 12 items or 4×3 with 9 items.
- If automatic layout confidence is below `0.75`, inspect the overlay/report and confirm or override the grid before animation or cropping.
- When this Skill generated the static illustrated-card sheet, never generate video until the user explicitly approves that exact sheet. Regeneration invalidates the old approval and all downstream artifacts.
- Persist the review revision with `scripts/manage_job_state.py`. Hash verification is mandatory before bundled Provider execution; a conversational “approved” flag alone is insufficient.
- Keep the camera fixed. Each cell moves only inside its own bounds. Do not invent characters, new captions, large props, scenery, or cross-cell effects. Preserve any text or symbols already present in the approved source, including when they were model-generated. Small semantic reaction accents are allowed when they support the requested emotion and remain inside the cell. Preserve source elements when they already exist in the approved source unless the user asks to remove them or transparent-sheet/cell-isolation requirements make that technically necessary.
- Do not trust a video model or adapter's claimed transparency. Decode the returned video with the local Alpha probe. Prefer real alpha when detected; otherwise use a uniform key that contrasts with the character (chroma such as green or magenta, not a near-black or near-white plate) and deterministic local matting.
- For Grok image-to-video, the output contract is stricter: use `#00FF00`, never a checkerboard or simulated transparency. The input sent to Grok must already have real alpha (or a verified uniform green plate), and `scripts/grok_build_video_adapter.py` must pass every native returned frame through background QC. Grok is called exactly once (`max_retries: 0`) and must never fall through to local animation.
- For Grok image-to-video, compile a compact execution prompt from the approved per-cell `tile-plan.json`: keep the grid dimensions, identity lock, fixed-camera rule, one action per cell, green-screen contract, and loop timing, while removing repeated prose. Keep the final adapter instruction below 3,800 UTF-8 bytes so Grok's 4,096-byte CLI limit is not reached; reject early with a local validation error if a custom tile plan still exceeds the budget.
- Never put credentials in prompts, config files, reports, command arguments, or logs. Configuration refers to environment-variable names only.
- Keep every generated artifact for one character under `works/<character-slug>/` in this skill directory. Do not write new job files to the skill root or a shared `work/` folder. Resolve the directory with `scripts/character_workspace.py --name <角色名>` before static generation.
- Treat `assets/sticker-production.default.json` as the single editable production-default file. Validate it with `scripts/sticker_production_config.py`; copy it into each work directory as `sticker-production.json` so generation and post-processing use the same immutable job snapshot. Do not duplicate duration, size, fps, color-budget, key-color, or GIF-budget defaults in prompts or scripts.

## Workflow

1. Inspect the input and choose an entry mode:
   - personal IP handoff → read [references/personal-ip-handoff.md](references/personal-ip-handoff.md), run `scripts/import_personal_handoff.py <handoff.json> --work-dir <work_dir>`, and use the imported `character.json` as the job-local identity/style/reaction manifest; never copy the original photo or edit the personal card;
   - character reference → read [references/intake-and-approval.md](references/intake-and-approval.md); if the request is vague, present the default proposal and wait for confirmation before generating the static sticker sheet;
   - named or text-defined character without an image → compile that definition and generate the full static sheet directly; do not generate a separate character image first;
   - static sheet → detect the actual grid;
   - grid video → obtain the source sheet/layout or extract a representative frame with `ffmpeg -y -i input.mp4 -frames:v 1 representative-frame.png`, then detect the grid;
   - separate static stickers → do not invent a grid; run `scripts/process_independent_stickers.py <input-dir> <output-dir>`;
   - user-supplied static sheet → create state with `--source-type user-supplied` and skip the explicit approve step; it is already the selected source.
2. Choose a short character name and resolve the work directory with `scripts/character_workspace.py --name <角色名>`. For a personal handoff, import first and keep the received `handoff.json` plus `character.json` in that work directory; use the verified absolute `anchor`, `resolved_style`, and `resolved_reactions` from `character.json`, and do not route through the generic photo intake. For other entry modes, compile the confirmed style and reactions into `<work_dir>/static-prompt.json`: use `--reference-image <source-image>` when supplied, or `--character-description <definition>` when no image exists. The no-image route goes straight to one complete sheet. Inspect the callable `image_gen` schema and run `scripts/prepare_image_gen_call.py`, repeating `--supported-argument` for its exposed fields. Call the transparent-first `call_arguments` even when `background` or `output_format` was omitted as unsupported; the real-Alpha prompt remains the first attempt. The report records requested, passed, omitted, and the bounded `opaque_fallback_call`. A reference-image request must use a backend that accepts that exact image; a text-defined request may use text-only genera

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Source repository: kobingogo/motion-sticker-pack
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Last GitHub push: Sep 1, 2026
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