Pluviobyte

Create reusable black-background white-text opening animations for new videos. Use when the user asks for "黑底白字开场", "纯黑加白字", "白色文字逐渐出来", "一个个字出来", "打字效果", "打字音效", "字体变化开头", "opening title animation", "kinetic text opener", or a short black-and-white intro before a HyperFrames, Remotion, ffmpeg, SaaS/product, tutorial, commentary, or course video. This is for original opener creation, not pixel-level reference matching.

Create dark cinematic SaaS/product motion videos in the Presenton-like "magic UI" style: black starfield stage, bottom purple glow, large kinetic type, cyan-to-magenta CTA buttons, prompt cards, floating UI templates, integration badges, model rings, export objects, speed-blur transitions, and short product capability arcs. Use when the user asks for "这种风格", "同款风格", dark SaaS promo, AI product demo, magic UI product video, or a style-level creation inspired by a reference video. Do not use for pixel-level or frame-accurate replication; use rn-replica-qc first for that.

Motion-first AI video director for topic-to-video creation. Use when the user gives a theme, idea, article, script, or brief and wants AI to freely create a real animated video instead of a PPT/slideshow-style explainer; when deciding visual metaphors, motion grammar, scene beats, component choices, generated image needs, HyperFrames/Remotion implementation strategy, and anti-PPT QC.

Chinese AI/tech writing de-AI editor for posts, X/Twitter threads, technical essays, product notes, model reviews, and public-writing drafts. Use when the user asks to 去AI味, 改得像本人, 写推特post, 精修中文AI技术文章, or complains about AI-flavored shells such as 不是A而是B, 真正/其实/本质上, 更重要的是, 冒号讲义腔, 空泛总结, 顺滑但没作者判断的稿子.

Analyze, recreate, align, and verify reference-video motion. Use when the user asks to recreate, copy, match, align, pixel-align, or compare a video against a reference; when a HyperFrames or Remotion remake is judged "not aligned"; when reference motion should be turned into reusable components; or when a video needs frame-by-frame breakdown, side-by-side contact sheets, dense failing-window sampling, repair logs, PSNR/SSIM, hash checks, or a clear pixel-level vs visual-level vs style-level fidelity decision.

Motion-first AI video director for topic-to-video creation. Use when the user gives a theme, idea, article, script, or brief and wants AI to freely create a real animated video instead of a PPT/slideshow-style explainer; when deciding visual metaphors, motion grammar, scene beats, component choices, generated image needs, HyperFrames/Remotion implementation strategy, and anti-PPT QC.

Analyze, recreate, align, and verify reference-video motion. Use when the user asks to recreate, copy, match, align, pixel-align, or compare a video against a reference; when a HyperFrames or Remotion remake is judged "not aligned"; when reference motion should be turned into reusable components; or when a video needs frame-by-frame breakdown, side-by-side contact sheets, dense failing-window sampling, repair logs, PSNR/SSIM, hash checks, or a clear pixel-level vs visual-level vs style-level fidelity decision.

Create dark cinematic SaaS/product motion videos in the Presenton-like "magic UI" style: black starfield stage, bottom purple glow, large kinetic type, cyan-to-magenta CTA buttons, prompt cards, floating UI templates, integration badges, model rings, export objects, speed-blur transitions, and short product capability arcs. Use when the user asks for "这种风格", "同款风格", dark SaaS promo, AI product demo, magic UI product video, or a style-level creation inspired by a reference video. Do not use for pixel-level or frame-accurate replication; use reference-video-replica-qc first for that.

Create reusable black-background white-text opening animations for new videos. Use when the user asks for "黑底白字开场", "纯黑加白字", "白色文字逐渐出来", "一个个字出来", "打字效果", "打字音效", "字体变化开头", "opening title animation", "kinetic text opener", or a short black-and-white intro before a HyperFrames, Remotion, ffmpeg, SaaS/product, tutorial, commentary, or course video. This is for original opener creation, not pixel-level reference matching.