@generativereality/content-studio 0.1.0 → 0.1.1
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- package/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/content-studio/references/channels.md +6 -0
- package/skills/content-studio/references/real-people.md +5 -2
- package/skills/content-studio/references/tools.md +3 -0
- package/skills/content-studio/references/video.md +4 -2
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"name": "content-studio",
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"description": "Make content well, in any medium: the production process (brief, variations, one best version for a pick, making it, checks, learning) plus craft and tool references for copy, voice, channels, search, stills, generated images and video, editing, audio and real people's photos.",
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"version": "0.1.
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"version": "0.1.1",
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"author": {
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"name": "generativereality"
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"name": "@generativereality/content-studio",
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"version": "0.1.
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"version": "0.1.1",
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"description": "A Claude Code skill for making content well in any medium: process, craft and tool references, plus small zero-dependency scripts.",
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"license": "MIT",
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"type": "module",
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sentence says what it does, for whom, and how it differs from the alternative, in the directory's own
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fields and limits.
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**Building in public** (progress posts on any channel). Share a decision, a mistake or a lesson, each
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tied to something concrete that happened. A dump of metrics with no lesson reads as a status report and
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invites "so what?"; a number belongs only when it is the lesson.
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**A blog post.** Something a stranger can use even if they never try the product: a lesson, a method,
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a mistake and what fixed it. The product comes in as the way the author did it. Plan the pictures with
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the words (`copy.md` §5). For search, read `search.md`. Before it goes: every link opens, the title
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| Open Graph / social preview | 1200 × 630 | |
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| Product Hunt gallery | 1270 × 760 | the first image must work alone |
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| Video for chat apps (WhatsApp) | H.264 720p, at most about 15.5 MB | `+faststart` |
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| Video for a TV | landscape 1080p HEVC | from the same edit as the portrait cut; pan across faces, never letterbox |
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| Video for a digital photo frame | silent, captioned, 30 s or less | frames play without sound |
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| Short-form clip length | 15 to 45 s | the payoff before 80% of the runtime |
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## Read every trail before asking
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Before asking the person anything, read everything available (tags, notes, messages, the calendar,
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memos, the work log) and say what you read. Then
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photos; for a trip that is the way there, each day, and the way back, with the days getting most of
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the time and the journey about a quarter. Look for the gaps as you plan: lay out each day's photos
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unexplained gap is told with a card or a scene, or asked about, never skipped without notice. **Ask one question**, about
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## Scripts in this skill
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The `.sh` scripts need bash: on Windows, run them from Git Bash (which Claude Code on Windows uses).
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| `scripts/voice-sweep.sh <file>` | the mechanical machine-prose sweep: em dashes against paragraphs, short fragments, banned words, negative-parallel shapes, drumbeat lines. Exit 0 always; read the hits |
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- **A real person's recorded voice sets the order** (a memo, an interview, a founder talking): edit
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- **Cut on the words.** Hard cuts on the narrator's or speaker's words, using word timestamps.
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copy` concat doesn't inherit it, so name it again, and check the atom order (`moov` before `mdat`)
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