@officexapp/vidfarm-devcli 0.21.35 → 0.21.36

package/SKILL.md

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 **Even in `minimize`, you can still get custom images — for free, manually.** When stock and masking existing art won't cover a bespoke graphic, don't say "not possible" and don't quietly spend: ask the user once whether to **default to free manual image generation**, then write the prompt and have them run it in <https://meta.ai>, free-tier ChatGPT, or a free Hugging Face image Space, and hand the PNG back (`vidfarm put-file`, or drag into My Files). Ask for **one image containing every graphic you need**, gridded on a **flat chroma plate** with no text (`#00FF00` green by default — but pick a different plate when the art itself is green, or the key will punch holes through it) — one round trip instead of many, which is the token-efficient move. Then split it locally at $0 in one command: `vidfarm sticker-pack ./sheet.png --items "a,b,c" --out-dir ./stickers` keys the green out, finds each item in the sheet automatically, and writes a snug transparent sticker per item. Prompt template + full loop in the director skill.
 
-**"Make me a sticker pack" = one greenscreen sheet, then masked apart.** A pack is a *set* that has to share one art style, so never generate the items one by one — generate a single image holding all of them on a flat `#00FF00` plate, then split it: `vidfarm sticker-pack --generate "<theme>" --items "a,b,c,d"` (one billed image job for the whole set, then free local keying + automatic alpha segmentation + per-item trim + a `stickers.json` manifest). **The plate must be a color the art doesn't use** — a green pack (leaves, frogs, plants, money) on a green plate keys holes through the art. The commands pick the plate off the subject when generating (green → magenta → blue → black → white, and they tell you when they move) and **detect the plate from an existing sheet's corners**, so a red or purple sheet from a web tool just works; pin it with `--key-color`/`--preset`, or `--no-auto-key` for plain green. **And the art itself must be closed and solidly filled** — outline-only/hollow art (or a near-plate fill, or anything translucent/glowing) has its interior keyed away and composites as a rim around a see-through hole. The generation prompts say so for you; write it in by hand when you prompt a generator directly, and check the `⚠ N% hollow` / `hole_pct` flag each command reports after keying. Stickers are **not necessarily small** — a full-frame landscape or backdrop is as valid an item as an icon — and they're normally **animated on the canvas** (`vidfarm place` + `vidfarm keyframes` presets: pop-in, float, shake, grow, slide-in, drift). A sticker whose own art moves is a **transparent WebM** (`vidfarm remove-greenscreen <video>`), and for GIF-only surfaces both paths can emit **transparent GIFs** (`sticker-pack --output-format gif`, `remove-greenscreen --gif`, 1-bit alpha). Full recipe in the director skill.
+**"Make me a sticker pack" = one greenscreen sheet, then masked apart.** A pack is a *set* that has to share one art style, so never generate the items one by one — generate a single image holding all of them on a flat `#00FF00` plate, then split it: `vidfarm sticker-pack --generate "<theme>" --items "a,b,c,d"` (one billed image job for the whole set, then free local keying + automatic alpha segmentation + per-item trim + a `stickers.json` manifest). **The key is connectivity-based, so the art is far freer than a chroma key implies:** the plate is flood-filled inward from the sheet's edge and only background that *reaches* the edge is removed, so plate-colored detail inside an item and hollow/outline shapes survive, and the plate is un-mixed out of each edge pixel individually (no green fringe). What still matters is the **silhouette** — an item's outer edge must differ from its plate and must be crisp (nothing glowing/blurring/shadowing into the background) — plus clear gaps between items. **And you can give every sticker its OWN plate color:** `--sheet-mode zoned` asks for a grid of solid color *panels*, one item per panel, each panel's plate picked against that item (a green frog on magenta beside a pink flower on green), keyed panel-by-panel, with names pinned to panels instead of guessed from reading order. It's the default for 2+ named items; `--sheet-mode flat` (or a model that just ignores the grid — detected automatically, re-keyed as one plate) falls back to the classic single-color sheet. `--key-mode flat` restores the plain chromakey, and `--refine` re-cuts each item with local ONNX matting for painterly/soft/furry art. Stickers are **not necessarily small** — a full-frame landscape or backdrop is as valid an item as an icon — and they're normally **animated on the canvas** (`vidfarm place` + `vidfarm keyframes` presets: pop-in, float, shake, grow, slide-in, drift). A sticker whose own art moves is a **transparent WebM** (`vidfarm remove-greenscreen <video>`), and for GIF-only surfaces both paths can emit **transparent GIFs** (`sticker-pack --output-format gif`, `remove-greenscreen --gif`, 1-bit alpha). Full recipe in the director skill.
 
 ## Ask the second question too — interactive or autonomous?