breadstick-plan-it-out

name	breadstick-plan-it-out
description	Apply the Plan-It-Out recipe — Skyframe shortform variant for "3 things to do before you X" save-bait listicle content. Use when you have recorded a Ray-Ban POV with a numbered-list script structure (#1,
metadata	{"tags":"skyframe, plan-it-out, listicle, save-bait, motion-graphics, remotion, ray-ban","parent":"breadstick-skyframe-template","status":"DRAFT — awaiting first locked recording"}

When to use

The operator records a numbered-list reel — typically "3 things to do before you X" or "3 rules for Y." Content shape:

• 0–4s: hook + the promise (what you'll get if you save this)
• 5–22s: three discrete numbered items (each ~5s window)
• 22–31s: tail + save-trigger CTA

Canonical composition: src/remotion/compositions/PracticeOverlay013.jsx Recipe entry: plan-it-out in src/canvas/recipes.js Skill parent: breadstick-skyframe-template

The 5-beat contract (Plan-It-Out variant)

Beat	Window	Effect	Plan-It-Out anchor
1	0–2.0s	RayBanIntro	Promise hook — heroPhrase="3 THINGS" or "RULES", pixelPhrase=domain ("SHIP AI", "WRITE CODE")
2	5–10s	StatCallout ★	Item #1 — value=1, prefix="#", label="<the rule>"
3	11–16s	StatCallout ★	Item #2 — value=2, prefix="#", label="<the rule>"
4	17–22s	StatCallout ★	Item #3 — value=3, prefix="#", label="<the rule>"
Tail	23–27s	AsciiPlanet	Short decoration — keep momentum into CTA
5	28–31s	OpusGlisten	Save-trigger word ("CHECKLIST", "PLAN", "RULES", "STEPS", "LIST")

★ = StatCallout is the new motion graphic and the load-bearing signature of this recipe.

Why these specific locks

• StatCallout ×3 is the entire middle — the recipe IS the receipt-stack rhythm. No KaraokeCard / Win95 / CompactCard allowed in beats 2-4; they break the cadence.
• Each count-up has digital-click ticks + chime2 landing — the audio reinforcement makes each item feel like a deposit.
• Three items only, not five — five items overruns the comp timing without making the reel longer. If the script has 5 items, either split into 2 reels or compress 2 items per StatCallout label.
• Short tail (4s) — keep the save-trigger arriving while attention is highest. Long tails drop save-rate.
• Opus word must be a save-trigger — generic CTA words ("FOLLOW", "WATCH") kill the save:like ratio. The signature word must promise the SAVED thing has value.

Audio cue contract

<SkyframeAudioCues
  bubbles={[0, 150, 330, 510]}   // intro / Stat1 / Stat2 / Stat3 entries
  whooshes={[]}                  // LOCKED OUT
  chime={Math.round(28.0 * 30) + 64}  // Opus sparkle peak
/>
// Plus per-scene: 2 digital-click ticks during each count + 1 chime2 on each landing (9 extra cues total)

The chime2 ×3 on each StatCallout landing is the most distinctive audio fingerprint of this recipe.

Render commands

Same as Cybersec Truth Bomb — see breadstick-cybersec-truth-bomb/SKILL.md §"Render commands". Composition ID swap:

npx remotion render src/remotion/index.jsx PracticeOverlay013 ...

Authoring workflow

1. Read transcript JSON — find anchor times for each of the 3 items in the script
2. Copy PracticeOverlay013.jsx → PracticeOverlay0XX.jsx
3. Swap the 3 StatCallout labels with the actual list items (uppercase, ≤30 chars each — labels render small)
4. Adjust each StatCallout's startSec to match the spoken item's start (typically 0.5s before)
5. Adjust the OpusGlisten startSec + word for the save-trigger
6. Update durationInFrames in Root.jsx
7. Render + composite via standard pipeline

Discipline rules

• Exactly 3 items. Two feels thin, four breaks timing, five requires re-architecting the recipe.
• StatCallout labels uppercase, ≤30 chars — the label text is small; long labels wrap and ruin the receipt-stack look.
• Opus word ≤8 chars — paired with fontSize=170, caretHeight=128 (smaller than Cybersec's 194/146 because save-trigger words trend longer).
• No talking head movement during StatCallouts — the talent should be still during the visual hit; movement competes.

Lock-pass criteria (TBD)

DRAFT until you ship a numbered-list reel through this recipe. This is the highest-leverage recipe for save-rate — a high save:like ratio is the goal, and this is the format that hits it hardest.