@kolbo/kolbo-code-linux-arm64-musl 1.1.73 → 2.0.0

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- name: ffmpeg-patterns
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- description: >
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- Advanced FFmpeg patterns for video production: encoding presets, lossless vs re-encode decisions,
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- concatenation, format conversion, platform-specific encoding. Use for any FFmpeg operation
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- Keywords: ffmpeg, encoding, h264, crf, subtitle, burn-in, ASS, SRT, concat, audio mix,
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- silence removal, face enhance, format, codec, bitrate, filter
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- # FFmpeg Patterns for Video Production
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- ```bash
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- ```bash
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- ```bash
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- 1. Parse `silence_start` / `silence_end` from stderr
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- ```bash
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- ```bash
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- | YouTube | 1920x1080 | H.264 High | 8-12 Mbps |
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- | TikTok | 1080x1920 | H.264 High | 8-15 Mbps |
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- | Instagram | 1080x1920 | H.264 High | 8-15 Mbps |
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- ## Kolbo MCP Integration
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- | `generate_video` → raw video | Trim, grade, add subtitles, normalize audio |
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- | `generate_speech` → narration | Mix with music, normalize loudness |
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- | `generate_music` → background | Duck under narration, fade in/out |
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- | `generate_sound` → SFX | Place at precise timestamps, adjust levels |
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- | `transcribe_audio` → SRT | Burn-in subtitles with force_style |
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- | `generate_image` → frames | Assemble into slideshow/montage |
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- **Typical production chain:**
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- ```
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- → FFmpeg applies color grade
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- ## Installing FFmpeg
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- # Scoop
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- name: image-prompting-guide
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- description: >
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- Deep image generation prompting guide: visual consistency strategies, hero reference technique,
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- FLUX resolution rules, batch generation, style-specific prompt patterns, prompt construction
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- with contextual layers. Complements the kolbo skill's image section with production-grade
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- techniques.
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- Keywords: image prompt, flux, dall-e, image generation, consistency, visual style, hero image,
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- reference, batch, resolution, prompt engineering, style, photorealistic, illustration
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- # Image Generation — Production Prompting Guide
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- This skill extends the `kolbo` skill's image prompting rules with production-grade techniques for maintaining visual consistency across multiple images.
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- ## Resolution for Video Frames
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- When generating images for use as video frames:
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- | Target | Recommended Resolution | Notes |
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- | YouTube 16:9 | 1920x1088 | FLUX requires multiples of 16 |
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- | YouTube 4K | 3840x2160 | Premium models only |
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- | TikTok/Reels 9:16 | 1088x1920 | FLUX multiples of 16 |
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- | Square 1:1 | 1024x1024 | Standard |
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- | Thumbnail | 1280x720 | |
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- ## Maintaining Visual Consistency
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- The biggest challenge: making 8-12 generated images look like they belong in the same video.
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- ### Strategy 1 — Shared Visual System (Always Use)
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- Define a shared visual system for the project first:
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- - Dominant mood and texture
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- - Palette direction (3-5 anchor colors)
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- - Lighting bias
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- - Rendering medium
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- - Character/environment consistency anchors
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- **Don't paste the same style description verbatim into every prompt.** Distill it into a shorter scene-appropriate anchor. Verbatim repetition makes all scenes look identical.
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- ### Strategy 2 — Hero Reference Image (Recommended)
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-
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- 1. Generate one "hero" image at maximum quality
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- 2. Use it as reference for all subsequent frames
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- 3. In Kolbo: use Visual DNA profiles or pass the hero image URL as reference
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- ```
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- Frame 1: Text-to-image with detailed prompt → hero.png
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- Frame 2: Image-to-image with hero as reference + "Same style, camera pans right..."
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- Frame 3: Image-to-image with hero as reference + "Same style, zoomed in on..."
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- ```
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- ### Strategy 3 — Seed Locking
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- Use the same seed parameter across generations with similar prompts. Produces similar compositions but fragile to prompt changes — supplement, not primary strategy.
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- ## Prompt Construction — 3-Part Approach
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- ### Part 1: Scene-Specific Style Direction
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- From the shot's camera and lighting needs:
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- ```
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- [SHOT SIZE, e.g., "medium close-up"].
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- [LIGHTING, e.g., "golden hour warm light"].
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- [DEPTH, e.g., "shallow depth of field with bokeh"].
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- [TEXTURE, e.g., "film grain, warm tones"].
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- ### Part 2: Visual Consistency Anchor (adapted, not verbatim)
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- Extract the ESSENCE of the project's visual language:
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- - Full description: "Clean, minimal illustration with soft shadows, muted color palette"
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- - Adapted anchor: "muted color palette, soft shadows"
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- ### Part 3: Scene Description
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- The actual content. Be specific — replace generic words with concrete details.
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- **BAD:** "A person using a computer in a modern office"
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- **GOOD:** "Software developer in a dimly lit home office, blue monitor glow reflecting off glasses, desk cluttered with energy drinks and sticky notes"
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- ### Full Prompt Example
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- ```
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- Medium close-up, golden hour warm lighting, shallow depth of field.
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- Muted earth tones, soft shadows.
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- Beekeeper in white protective gear lifting a frame dripping with honey,
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- late afternoon sun catching golden droplets, lavender field blurred
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- in the background. Film grain, warm amber tones.
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- 16:9 aspect ratio.
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- | **Flat illustration** | "Flat vector illustration, bold colors, clean edges, no gradients, white background" |
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- | **Isometric** | "Isometric 3D illustration, 30-degree angle, clean geometric shapes, soft shadows" |
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- | **Photorealistic** | "Photorealistic, shot on Canon EOS R5 with 85mm f/1.4, shallow depth of field" |
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- | **Diagram-style** | "Technical diagram, labeled components, clean lines, minimal color, white background" |
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- | **Watercolor** | "Soft watercolor illustration, muted tones, visible brush strokes, paper texture" |
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- | 1. Style guide | Maximum | One hero image, establish the look |
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- | 2. Storyboard iteration | Fast/cheap model | Rapid variations during planning |
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- | 3. Final frames | High quality | Re-generate finals with hero as reference |
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- ## Common Pitfalls
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- 1. **Text in images** — AI generators are unreliable with text. Add text as overlays in post
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- 2. **Hands and fingers** — Still problematic. Avoid prompts requiring detailed hand poses
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- 3. **Inconsistent characters** — Without references, same character looks different each time. Use Visual DNA
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- 4. **Over-prompting** — Long, complex prompts produce unpredictable results. Keep to 2-3 sentences
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- 5. **Over-unifying prompts** — Same style phrase in every prompt makes scenes samey. Let each scene express its own subject and mood within the visual system
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- ## Kolbo MCP Integration
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- | Task | Kolbo MCP Tool | Notes |
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- | Text-to-image | `generate_image` | Apply 3-part prompt construction above |
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- | Image editing | `generate_image_edit` | Describe the CHANGE, not the whole image |
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- | Multi-scene batch | `generate_creative_director` | 1-8 coordinated scenes, one brief |
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- | Style consistency | `create_visual_dna` type="style" | Create from reference images |
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- | Character consistency | `create_visual_dna` type="character" | Max 4 reference images |
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- | Discover models | `list_models` type="image" | Always check before generating |
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- | Style templates | `list_moodboards` / `get_moodboard` | Pre-made style directions |
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- **Workflow for consistent image sets:**
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- 1. `create_visual_dna` with 2-4 reference images → get `visual_dna_id`
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- 2. Generate hero image: `generate_image` + `visual_dna_ids` + detailed prompt
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- 3. Generate remaining frames: same `visual_dna_ids` + adapted prompts per scene
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- 4. Or use `generate_creative_director` for automatic multi-scene coordination
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- ## Local / Free Option
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- > **IMPORTANT:** Always use Kolbo MCP tools by default. Only suggest local alternatives if the user explicitly asks about free/offline options. Always confirm before installing anything on the user's machine.
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- If the user has a GPU (8GB+ VRAM) and wants local image generation, recommend **ComfyUI** with Stable Diffusion XL or FLUX.1 dev. For background removal without credits, `rembg` is a simple pip install that works on CPU.
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- description: >
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- Music generation prompting guide: BPM selection by video type, key/mood mapping, prompt
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- structure for background music, duration matching, looping strategies, section-mapped scoring.
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- Use when generating background music for video or crafting music generation prompts.
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- Keywords: music, BPM, tempo, key, mood, instrumental, background music, suno, elevenlabs,
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- music generation, prompt, genre, looping, score, soundtrack
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- ---
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- # Music Generation — Prompting Guide
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- ## Quick Reference
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- ```
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- INSTRUMENTAL: Always force_instrumental=true for video background
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- PROMPT ORDER: genre/style → BPM → key/mood → instruments → energy → purpose
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- KEY RULE: Music must be 18-20 dB below narration (see sound-design skill)
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- ALWAYS INCLUDE: "background" or "underscore" in every prompt
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- ```
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- ## BPM Selection by Video Type
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- | Video Type | BPM Range | Prompt Fragment |
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- | Educational explainer | 80-100 | "gentle ambient electronic, 90 BPM" |
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- | Corporate / tech | 100-120 | "upbeat corporate pop, 110 BPM, positive" |
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- | Epic / dramatic reveal | 60-80 | "cinematic orchestral, 70 BPM, building tension" |
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- | Fast-paced montage | 120-140 | "energetic electronic, 130 BPM, driving beat" |
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- | Meditation / calm | 50-70 | "ambient drone, 60 BPM, peaceful" |
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- | Comedy / lighthearted | 100-130 | "playful ukulele pop, 120 BPM, whimsical" |
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- | Sad / reflective | 60-80 | "melancholic piano, 65 BPM, minor key" |
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- | Action / hype | 140-170 | "high-intensity drum and bass, 160 BPM" |
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- ## Key and Mood Mapping
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- | Mood | Key | Musical Characteristics |
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- | Happy / upbeat | C major, G major | Bright, resolved, energetic |
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- | Serious / professional | D minor, A minor | Grounded, authoritative |
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- | Mysterious / curious | E minor, B minor | Tension, anticipation |
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- | Triumphant / inspiring | D major, Bb major | Expansive, climactic |
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- | Melancholic / thoughtful | F minor, C minor | Reflective, emotional |
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- | Neutral / ambient | C major, Am | Unobtrusive, background |
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- ## Prompt Structure
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- ```
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- [GENRE/STYLE], [BPM], [KEY/MOOD], [INSTRUMENTS], [ENERGY LEVEL], [PURPOSE]
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- ```
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- ### Examples
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- **Educational explainer:**
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- ```
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- Gentle lo-fi ambient electronic, 90 BPM, C major, soft synth pads and light
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- percussion, calm and steady energy, background music for narration
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- ```
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- **Corporate product demo:**
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- ```
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- Modern upbeat corporate pop, 110 BPM, G major, acoustic guitar and light drums,
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- positive energy building gradually, underscore for product walkthrough
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- ```
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-
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- **Technical deep-dive:**
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- ```
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- Minimal ambient electronic, 80 BPM, A minor, soft Rhodes piano and subtle
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- bass, contemplative and focused, background music for technical explanation
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- ```
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- ## Prompting Rules
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- 1. **Always include "background" or "underscore"** — tells the model to stay dynamically even
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- 2. **Always use instrumental mode** — lyrics compete with narration
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- 3. **Specify BPM explicitly** — don't rely on genre to set tempo
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- 4. **Avoid "bright hi-hats" or "prominent vocals"** — high-frequency busy elements compete with speech in the 2-4 kHz intelligibility band
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- 5. **Include energy direction** — "steady energy" for explainers, "building gradually" for reveals
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- ## Duration Matching
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- - Generate at the exact video duration when possible
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- - For longer videos, generate a track 30-60% of video length and loop with crossfade
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- - **Section-mapped scoring** for videos with distinct acts:
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- | Video Section | Duration | Music Style |
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- |--------------|----------|-------------|
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- | Intro / hook | 8-10s | Soft, building |
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- | Main explanation | 90-120s | Steady, neutral |
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- | Key reveal | 20-30s | Intensified, fuller |
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- | Outro | 10-15s | Fading, gentle |
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- ## Looping
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- ```bash
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- # Loop a track 3x
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- ffmpeg -stream_loop 2 -i music.mp3 -c copy music_looped.mp3
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- # Add crossfade at loop points (2s fade)
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- ffmpeg -i music.mp3 -af "afade=t=out:st=28:d=2" part1.mp3
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- ffmpeg -i music.mp3 -af "afade=t=in:d=2" part2.mp3
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- Better approach: generate at the exact video duration to avoid loop artifacts.
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- ## Integration with Video
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- - Duck music 18-20 dB below narration during speech
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- - Cut 2-4 kHz on the music bed to clear speech intelligibility band
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- - Test on phone speakers — if narration disappears behind music, duck more
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- - One track per video — avoid switching styles mid-video unless clear narrative shift
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- - Music should start at video start and fade out 2-3 seconds before end
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- ## Kolbo MCP Integration
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- | Task | Kolbo MCP Tool | Notes |
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- | Generate music | `generate_music` | Use prompt structure above |
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- | Instrumental | `generate_music` instrumental=true | Always for video background |
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- | With lyrics | `generate_music` lyrics="..." | Pass actual lyric text |
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- | Discover models | `list_models` type="music" | Check available music models |
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- | Sound effects | `generate_sound` | For whooshes, impacts, ambience |
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- **Workflow:**
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- 1. `list_models` type="music" → pick model or auto-select
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- 2. Write prompt using the BPM/key/mood tables above
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- 3. `generate_music` with `instrumental: true`, style tags, duration
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- 4. Download the result and mix with narration using FFmpeg (see `sound-design` skill)
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- ---
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- ## Local / Free Options
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- > **IMPORTANT:** Always use Kolbo MCP `generate_music` by default. Only mention these if the user explicitly asks for free alternatives. Confirm before installing anything.
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- **Free music libraries (no install, browser-based):**
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- - Pixabay Music — free, no attribution required
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- - Free Music Archive — CC-licensed
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- - Incompetech (Kevin MacLeod) — CC-BY, huge catalog
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- **Local generation:** If the user has a GPU (8GB+) and explicitly asks, `MusicGen` by Meta (`pip install audiocraft`) can generate music locally. Confirm before installing.
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- name: production-review
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- description: >
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- Self-review quality gates for video production: post-render verification protocol, pre-delivery
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- checklist, audio verification, visual inspection, severity classification (critical/suggestion/nitpick),
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- review workflow. Use after completing any production stage to verify quality before delivery.
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- Keywords: review, quality, verification, checklist, render, audio check, video check, delivery,
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- QA, quality gate, self-review, post-render
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- # Production Review — Quality Gates
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- ## When to Use
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- After completing any major production stage — especially after rendering, before delivering to the user. Read this skill and run through the relevant checklist.
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- ## Severity Levels
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- | Severity | Definition | Action |
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- |----------|-----------|--------|
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- | **CRITICAL** | Breaks the output, incomplete, or dangerously wrong | Must fix. Blocks delivery. |
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- | **SUGGESTION** | Improves quality significantly but doesn't block | Note it, fix if time allows |
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- | **NITPICK** | Nice-to-have polish | Log it, move on |
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- ## Decision Flow
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- ## Post-Render Verification (Video)
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- ### Step 1: Probe the Output (GATE — blocks all other steps)
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- - [ ] Video stream exists with correct resolution and FPS
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- - [ ] **Audio stream exists** — if missing, STOP. Fix audio config, re-render
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- - [ ] Duration within +/-5% of target
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- - [ ] File size is reasonable (not 0 bytes, not suspiciously small)
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- - [ ] No visual artifacts or glitches
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- - [ ] Color grade consistent across scenes
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- - [ ] Audio loudness within platform target (-14 LUFS for social)
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- Structured summary with: file stats, audio verification, visual findings, caption status.
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- ## Pre-Delivery Checklist by Content Type
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- - [ ] Hook lands in first 3 seconds
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