@genex-ai/cli-demo 1.33.0-dev.684 → 1.33.0-dev.686

package/dist/index.js

@@ -23660,10 +23660,12 @@ ${c.bold("Options for the generators (`model` `sfx` `music` `voice` `texture` `i
                        matte (BiRefNet soft alpha \u2014 hair/glow/smoke edges).
   --loop               (video) generate a seamless loop; (sfx) an ambient bed
                        generated to close on itself, for setLoop(true).
-  --resolution <r>     (video) 480p | 768p | 2k | 4k (default 768p \u2014 the top
-                       native mode; 2k/4k are upscales of the same base and
-                       cost more; 480p is the cost opt-down; loop clips ignore
-                       it, model default).
+  --resolution <r>     (video) 480p | 768p | 1080p-native | 2k | 4k (default
+                       768p; 1080p-native is a true 1920x1080 render at twice
+                       768p's price, for a clip the player really looks at,
+                       and it is not available with --frame; 2k/4k are
+                       upscales of the same base and cost more; 480p is the
+                       cost opt-down; loop clips ignore it, model default).
   --frame <url|file>   (video) animate from THIS frame back to itself (seamless
                        loop) \u2014 an asset URL or a local image file (\u22644 MB).
   --start-frame <url|file>  (video) continue from this exact frame, no end
@@ -24648,8 +24650,8 @@ function applyValueFlag(options, flag, value) {
       options.bgMode = value;
       break;
     case "--resolution":
-      if (!["480p", "768p", "2k", "4k", "720p", "1080p"].includes(value)) {
-        throw new Error(`Invalid --resolution value: ${value} (expected 480p|768p|2k|4k)`);
+      if (!["480p", "768p", "1080p-native", "2k", "4k", "720p", "1080p"].includes(value)) {
+        throw new Error(`Invalid --resolution value: ${value} (expected 480p|768p|1080p-native|2k|4k)`);
       }
       options.resolution = value;
       break;

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@genex-ai/cli-demo",
-  "version": "1.33.0-dev.684",
+  "version": "1.33.0-dev.686",
   "description": "Set up your project's agent workspace (.claude/.codex/.cursor in the game folder), authorize, create a game project, generate AI assets, and publish (genex CLI).",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {

package/templates/skills/genex-ai-music/SKILL.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ still reads as a tech demo.
   theme, a menu theme. Tracks are instrumental by design (the API enforces it —
   vocals under gameplay read as karaoke).
 - **Use `$genex-ai-sfx`** for event sounds — impacts, pickups, UI ticks. The
-  0.5–22 s sfx lane cannot produce a music bed; don't try.
+  0.5–30 s sfx lane cannot produce a music bed; don't try.
 
 **The default plan is ONE track:** a ~90 s loopable gameplay track, reused on
 the menu (same URL, lower volume). Propose extra tracks (boss/menu-specific) as

package/templates/skills/genex-ai-sfx/SKILL.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ npx genex sfx "<prompt>"
 npx genex sfx "punchy laser zap, short and dry" --duration 2
 ```
 
-`--duration <sec>` (0.5–22) sets a target length; omit it to let the model pick.
+`--duration <sec>` (0.5–30) sets a target length; omit it to let the model pick.
 Describe ONE sound, concretely, in the vendor's own vocabulary where it fits:
 "impact" for a hit, "whoosh" for movement through air, "ambience" for a room
 or weather bed, "drone" for a continuous suspense texture. A sequence is
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ To silence a loop, ride the volume to 0 and leave it running — never `stop()`/
 
 ## Options
 
-- `--duration <sec>` — target length 0.5–22 (shown in Run above); omit to let
+- `--duration <sec>` — target length 0.5–30 (shown in Run above); omit to let
   the model pick.
 - `--no-wait` — enqueue and return immediately (the file won't be downloaded;
   re-run without `--no-wait` to fetch it).

package/templates/skills/genex-ai-video/SKILL.md

@@ -140,8 +140,12 @@ See `$genex-threejs-multiplayer` for the `shared` channel rules and the room API
 - `--loop` — a seamless loop (for screens, ambient backdrops, video decals).
 - `--duration <sec>` — clip length 5–15; default 5. Only raise it when the content
   genuinely needs more — clips bill per second.
-- `--resolution 480p|768p|2k|4k` — output resolution (default **768p**, the top
-  native mode). `2k`/`4k` upscale the same base for hero shots at ~2–3× the
+- `--resolution 480p|768p|1080p-native|2k|4k` — output resolution (default **768p**, the top
+  native mode). `1080p-native` is a true 1920×1080 render at **twice** 768p's
+  price — worth it for a clip the player really looks at (a cutscene, a menu
+  backdrop), wasted on anything small or incidental; it is refused with
+  `--frame`, whose seamless loop runs on a model that has no such tier.
+  `2k`/`4k` upscale the same base for hero shots at ~2–3× the
   cost; `480p` is the cost opt-down for genuinely incidental clips. `--loop`
   clips ignore it (model default).
 - `--frame <url|file>` — one generated image (or a local file ≤4 MB) as BOTH

package/templates/skills/genex-tool-video/SKILL.md

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ else. Cut clip-to-clip, or crossfade ~200 ms to hide the residual repaint.
 - `--duration <sec>` — target clip length, 5–15 seconds (default 5; clips bill
   per second).
 - `--loop` — a seamless loop.
-- `--resolution <480p|768p|2k|4k>` — default 768p (the top native mode). `2k`/`4k` upscale the same base at ~2–3× the cost; `480p` is the opt-down for clips where fidelity genuinely does not matter. Loop clips ignore it.
+- `--resolution <480p|768p|1080p-native|2k|4k>` — default 768p. `1080p-native` renders a true 1920×1080 at twice the price, for a clip the player really looks at (not with `--frame`). `2k`/`4k` upscale the same base at ~2–3× the cost; `480p` is the opt-down for clips where fidelity genuinely does not matter. Loop clips ignore it.
 - `--ref <path|url>` — repeatable, up to 9 subject/style reference images, cited in the prompt as "Image 1"…"Image N" — the way one character or art style holds across many clips. Cannot combine with `--frame`/`--loop`.
 - `--open` — also open it in a browser, for something the user must approve.
 - `--out-dir <dir>` — where the file lands (default `./assets`).