@lemoncat7/dsh-partner 2.4.2 → 2.7.0

package/resources/skills/director-skills/upstream/skills/style-cinematography-director/references/genre_style_tone.md

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+# Genre, Style, and Tone
+
+Translate genre into repeatable execution rules.
+
+| Genre | Camera | Light/color | Texture/design | Common risk |
+|---|---|---|---|---|
+| Drama | restrained, close human distance | motivated practicals, soft contrast | lived-in rooms, personal props | melodrama without action |
+| Thriller | controlled moves, surveillance angles | hard shadows, cool contrast | glass, metal, rain, screens | too many reveals in one shot |
+| Horror | slow push, locked-off dread, negative space | pockets of light, darkness with detail | decay, dampness, stale air | jump scares without setup |
+| Sci-fi | clean geometry or industrial realism | cold practicals, emissive panels | interfaces, worn tech, scale cues | generic blue glow |
+| Noir | low angles, frames within frames | hard side light, silhouettes | smoke, blinds, wet streets | unreadable darkness |
+| Comedy | wider frames, readable blocking | bright or flat visibility | ordinary spaces, contrast between action and setting | over-stylizing |
+| Documentary | handheld or observational | available light | imperfect locations, real-world mess | looking too staged |
+| Romance | close distance, gentle motion | warm practicals or soft natural light | tactile details, personal objects | sentiment without specificity |
+| Commercial | clean hero framing | controlled highlights | product surfaces, brand palette | busy props distracting from product |
+
+Use references as inspiration. Do not ask for an exact protected scene, logo, character, or living artist imitation when a descriptive visual style works.

package/resources/skills/director-skills/upstream/skills/style-cinematography-director/references/lighting_and_photorealism.md

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+# Lighting and Photorealism
+
+Photorealism improves when prompts describe physical light and material response instead of generic quality words.
+
+## Lighting controls
+- Direction: camera-left, camera-right, overhead, backlight, underlight, window-side.
+- Quality: soft, hard, diffused, specular, bounced, practical, fluorescent, sodium vapor, neon.
+- Source: window, candle, monitor, streetlight, moon, overcast sky, softbox, bare bulb.
+- Contrast: high-key, low-key, chiaroscuro, silhouette, rim light, fill ratio.
+- Color temperature: cool blue dawn, warm tungsten, sickly green fluorescent, mixed neon.
+
+## Realism anchors
+- Skin: pores, fine lines, natural asymmetry, subsurface warmth, no waxy smoothing.
+- Fabric: weave, wrinkles, seams, damp edges, lint, worn cuffs.
+- Environment: dust, condensation, scratches, fingerprints, water streaks, chipped paint.
+- Optics: shallow depth of field, halation, soft highlight bloom, film grain, slight lens breathing.
+
+## Anti-plastic guardrails
+Use concise constraints: natural skin texture, imperfect fabric, physical shadows, grounded contact, realistic reflections, no waxy CGI surface.

package/resources/skills/director-skills/upstream/skills/style-cinematography-director/templates/visual_style_bible.md

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+# Visual Style Bible Template
+
+## Project
+- Title:
+- Audience experience:
+- Genre/tone:
+
+## Camera rules
+- Shot scale pattern:
+- Lens language:
+- Movement rules:
+- Composition rules:
+
+## Lighting rules
+- Motivated sources:
+- Direction and quality:
+- Contrast/shadow behavior:
+- Color temperature:
+
+## Color and texture
+- Dominant palette:
+- Accent color:
+- Film/digital finish:
+- Skin/fabric/surface texture rules:
+- Forbidden style drift:
+
+## Production design
+- Locations:
+- Props/materials:
+- Wardrobe language:
+
+## Prompt-ready style block
+[Concise reusable block for image/video prompts.]

package/resources/skills/director-skills/upstream/skills/style-cinematography-director/tests/style_translation_tests.md

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+# Style Translation Tests
+
+- Abstract tone is translated into camera, lens, lighting, color, texture, and production design rules.
+- Prompt-ready style block avoids exact protected-work reproduction.
+- Rules are reusable across at least image and video prompting.

package/resources/skills/director-skills/upstream/tests/master_router_tests.md

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+# Master Router Tests
+
+Use these tests to verify the root `director-skills` skill behaves as a conductor for the modular suite instead of becoming a generic mega-skill.
+
+## Test 1: Story Request Routes To Development
+
+**User request:** "Turn this idea into a 5-minute short film: a courier discovers the package is addressed to herself."
+
+**Expected routing:**
+- Primary: `short-film-development`
+- Supporting: `style-cinematography-director` if the user asks for tone or look
+- Supporting: `character-location-prop-bible` if continuity assets are requested
+
+**Pass criteria:**
+- Agent reads `skills/short-film-development/SKILL.md`.
+- Output includes logline, premise, theme, character engine, conflict, structure, or treatment.
+- Agent does not jump directly to image/video prompts unless asked.
+
+## Test 2: Kling Prompt Routes To Video And Model Adaptation
+
+**User request:** "Make this scene into a Kling AI image-to-video prompt."
+
+**Expected routing:**
+- Primary: `cinematic-video-prompting`
+- Supporting: `model-adaptation`
+- Supporting: `character-location-prop-bible` if recurring characters, wardrobe, props, or locations matter
+
+**Pass criteria:**
+- Agent reads the video prompting skill and model-adaptation skill.
+- Output separates subject motion, camera motion, duration, continuity anchors, and model-specific constraints.
+- Unknown Kling capabilities are marked `unknown` unless present in the model references or user-provided docs.
+
+## Test 3: Failed Output Routes To Diagnostics
+
+**User request:** "The face changed and the camera moved too much. Fix my prompt."
+
+**Expected routing:**
+- Primary: `prompt-iteration-and-diagnostics`
+- Supporting: `character-location-prop-bible`
+- Supporting: `cinematic-image-prompting` or `cinematic-video-prompting` depending on modality
+
+**Pass criteria:**
+- Agent states the intended result versus observed failure.
+- Agent identifies likely root causes.
+- Agent changes the smallest useful set of variables.
+- Agent preserves identity anchors and explains what stayed unchanged.
+
+## Test 4: Whole ZIP Upload Does Not Become One Vague Skill
+
+**User request after upload:** "Learn this director-skills ZIP and help me use it."
+
+**Expected routing:**
+- Primary: root `SKILL.md`
+- Then inspect `skills/*/SKILL.md` descriptions to build the router.
+
+**Pass criteria:**
+- Agent explains that the root skill is the master router.
+- Agent treats each `skills/<name>/SKILL.md` as a specialized workflow.
+- Agent does not summarize only the README.
+
+## Test 5: Multi-Stage Pipeline Preserves Handoffs
+
+**User request:** "Take my idea all the way to final prompts for Veo and Midjourney."
+
+**Expected routing order:**
+```text
+short-film-development
+-> character-location-prop-bible
+-> style-cinematography-director
+-> shotlist-and-visual-breakdown
+-> cinematic-image-prompting
+-> cinematic-video-prompting
+-> model-adaptation
+```
+
+**Pass criteria:**
+- Story decisions are not lost when moving into visuals.
+- Character/location/prop anchors remain stable across prompts.
+- Midjourney and Veo exports are not given the same prompt format unless the model references justify it.
+