pruna-skills

Use when someone needs spoken narration or voiceover — explainer tracks, documentary lines, or voice to pair with generated video.

Use when someone wants an original AI song with vocals — sung lyrics, a style prompt track, or source audio for a music video.

Use when someone wants light instrumental background music — an ambient bed under dialogue or underscore for reels and explainers.

Use when someone needs word-level timestamps from audio — lyric alignment, cut-safe line boundaries, or caption source timing before burn-in with video-editing.

Use when crafting TTS, music, or bed prompts for any generative audio model — director style, song structure, and post-production layering.

Use when applying official Pruna brand assets — logo selection, colors, and overlay rules for launches, social, and video.

Use when writing any generative prompt — ritual seed, explicit structure, scenario axes, and quality gates before paid API calls.

Use when crafting still-image prompts for any generative model — composition, identity sheets, edits, try-on, and photoreal personas.

Use before any Pruna or Replicate HTTP call — credentials, upload/poll/download, parallel batches, and agent safety.

Use when assembling or polishing already-rendered clips with ffmpeg — concat, crossfades, burned captions and subtitles, text/logo overlays, before/after sliders, background music beds, platform export — or when composing a multi-layer HTML combination video with Hyperframes. Not for AI video generation, prompt craft, or model-based video edits.

Use when crafting video or motion prompts for any generative model — dramaturgy, camera, physics-safe motion, frame anchors, and clip chaining.

Use when someone wants to edit an existing photo — change outfits or backgrounds, compose from reference images, or apply prompt-driven edits.

Use when someone wants a fast AI image — product shots, hero visuals, mood boards, or draft photos from a text prompt.

Use when someone wants virtual try-on — dress a person in clothes from reference photos for fashion or ecommerce.

Use when someone wants to upscale or sharpen an existing image for print, large crops, or higher-quality delivery.

Use when installing the full Pruna generative media suite — all guides, tools, and workflows in one package.

Use when someone wants a photo to move like another video — motion transfer, dance remixes, or performance variations from a template clip.

Use when someone wants a person on camera speaking a script — lip-synced host, spokesperson, or narrated avatar from a portrait photo.

Use when someone wants to swap a person, outfit, or product inside existing footage while keeping the camera move and audio.

Use when someone wants one short video clip from text or images — B-roll, start/end frame animation, or a quick motion shot. Not for full multi-scene films or lip-synced hosts.

Use when someone wants the same person hosting several clips — multi-segment UGC, comparison reels, or mixed speaking and animated scenes with continuity.

Use when someone wants one polished host-on-camera beat — a speaking person with intake and approval gates before generation.

Use when someone wants a slideshow story with narration or music — picture-book illustrated frames with Ken Burns or gentle p-video motion.

Use when someone wants one short film beat from images — a narrated scene, story moment, or cinematic B-roll with optional voiceover.

Use when someone wants an educational explainer with a host and characters — history or science shorts with dialogue, not voiceover-only B-roll.

Use when someone wants a full music video — original song or vocals, performance clips, B-roll, and lyric-synced edits.

Use when someone wants a multi-part story with voiceover — episodic B-roll, chaptered promo, or several linked video scenes without on-camera dialogue.

Use when someone wants a montage with transitions between shots — action-sequence reel or multi-scene piece where narration is optional.