readiness-microproof-departure

name	readiness-microproof-departure
description	Create original short videos using the 载具启程｜微观检查累积到离场证明 Creative DNA for MiniMax H3 or Seedance 2.0. Use when the user wants this causal, camera, motion, rhythm, or payoff structure with new subjects and surfaces.

载具启程｜微观检查累积到离场证明

Create a new execution from the reusable mechanism, not a surface reskin of any reference video.

Workflow

1. Read references/summary.md for fit, input slots, and the concise starting example.
2. Read references/template.md completely before drafting.
3. Preserve the user's subject and objective, then fill every missing scene, trigger, event-chain, camera, sound, and payoff slot.
4. Treat these anchors as mandatory:

• Establish one operator and one inactive carrier in a shared frame.
• Give each close insert a different readiness job rather than repeating beauty details.
• After activation, show at least two components responding in the same causal direction.
• End with sustained travel in a wider spatial proof, not another static close-up.

5. Change source-specific people, setting, props, palette, dialogue, shot boundaries, sound family, and payoff surfaces together.
6. Compile MiniMax H3 and Seedance 2.0 independently; do not leak one model's field syntax into the other.
7. Silently verify anchor coverage, continuity, timing, physical causality, and anti-copy distance before returning the final prompts.

MiniMax H3

• Use the current official H3 task grammar and language profile.
• Separate integrated visual action, overall soundscape, and non-diegetic music or explicit silence.
• Use timestamps only to make event order executable; keep shots consecutive and duration-safe.

Seedance 2.0

• Define stable subjects once and preserve event order, camera motivation, sound intent, and overall duration.