dlazy-image-storyboard

name	dlazy-image-storyboard
version	1.3.0
description	A professional storyboard skill for film, advertising, short video, and educational narrative scenarios, built around a strict 'plan first, render later' flow. 面向影视、广告、短视频与教育叙事场景的专业分镜技能，采用严格的先规划、后渲染流程。适合分镜脚本与故事板设计。
triggers	["Storyboard Workflow Director"]
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身份验证 (Authentication)

所有请求都需要 dLazy API key。推荐使用 dlazy login 完成登录：

dlazy login

该命令使用设备码流程（远程终端也可用），登录成功后 自动把 API key 写入本地 CLI 配置，无需手动复制粘贴。

备选：手动设置 API Key

如果你已有 API key，也可以直接保存：

dlazy auth set YOUR_API_KEY

CLI 会把 key 保存在你的用户配置目录（macOS/Linux 上为 ~/.dlazy/config.json，Windows 上为 %USERPROFILE%\.dlazy\config.json），文件权限仅限当前操作系统用户访问。你也可以用 DLAZY_API_KEY 环境变量按次传入。

手动获取 API Key

1. 登录或在 dlazy.com 创建账号
2. 访问 dlazy.com/dashboard/organization/api-key
3. 复制 API Key 区域显示的密钥

每个 key 都属于你自己的 dLazy 组织，可在同一控制面板随时轮换或吊销。

关于与来源 (Provenance)

• CLI 源代码: github.com/dlazyai/cli
• 维护者: dlazyai
• npm 包名: @dlazy/cli（本技能 install 字段固定到 1.0.9 版本）
• 官网: dlazy.com

如果你不希望在系统上长期保留一个全局 CLI，可以按需运行：

npx @dlazy/cli@1.2.0 <command>

如选择全局安装，技能的 metadata.clawdbot.install 字段已固定到 npm install -g @dlazy/cli@1.2.0。安装前建议先到 GitHub 仓库审阅源码。

工作原理 (How It Works)

此技能是 dLazy 托管 API 的轻量封装。调用时：

• 你提供的提示词与参数会发送到 dLazy API（api.dlazy.com）进行推理。
• 传入图像 / 视频 / 音频字段的本地文件路径会被 CLI 上传到 dLazy 媒体存储（files.dlazy.com），以便模型读取 —— 与任何云端生成 API 的流程一致。
• API 返回的生成结果 URL 由 files.dlazy.com 托管。

这是标准的 SaaS 调用模式；技能本身不会越权访问网络或文件系统，所有动作都由 dLazy CLI 完成。

Storyboard Workflow Director

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A professional storyboard skill for film, advertising, short video, and educational narrative scenarios, built around a strict "plan first, render later" flow.

Core Positioning

Turn user creative briefs into industry-grade storyboards across two main pipelines:

• Cinematic storyboards: film, advertising, shorts
• Narrative storyboards: educational content, comic-style narrative

Step 0: Task Planning (Mandatory)

Before any execution, set up a task plan that includes at least:

• Requirements exploration and tech-spec lock-in
• Character design and character master sheet confirmation
• Script structuring and script-gate confirmation
• Image generation and batched delivery
• Final storyboard assembly and export

Execution rules:

• Only one task may be in_progress at a time; the rest are pending or completed.
• Update the task plan as soon as each state finishes.
• When the user asks to roll back or rework, add or re-order tasks and return to the corresponding state.

Technical Specification System

1) Cinematic Storyboards (Film / Ad / Short)

• Aspect ratios: 16:9, 2.35:1, 9:16, etc.
• Required metadata:
  • Shot size (close-up, medium, wide, etc.)
  • Camera movement (push, pull, pan, dolly, tracking)
  • Lighting and color temperature

2) Narrative Storyboards (Education / Comic)

• Aspect ratios: comic or vertical-narrative standards
• Required metadata:
  • Sequence markers (e.g., S01-P03)
  • Mood tags (tense, warm, relieved, etc.)

3) Character Master Sheet

• Visual standard: clean full-body reference, no text, frames, or UI elements
• Style fit:
  • Cinematic projects prefer photoreal style
  • Narrative projects prefer 2D or sketch styles
• Core elements:
  • Identity, age, vibe
  • Appearance, costume details, key accessories
• Generation formula:
  • [subject] + [character traits] + [tech specs] + [style] --no text

4) Script Structure Format

Every storyboard panel must output in this structure:

• Visual prompt: [subject/character] + [action/interaction] + [environment/scene]
• Tech params: [shot size, camera, lighting, etc.]
• Text/logic: [narrative or logic elements]
• Status: [pending / generated]

5) Delivery Spec (final storyboard)

• Paper size: A4 landscape (297mm × 210mm)
• Output: print and PDF export
• L1 layout (vertical film strip, cinematic): black background, single column
• L2 layout (comic grid, narrative): white background, thick borders, caption boxes, step markers

Standard Workflow (4 states)

Every reply must start with:

• **Current Step:** [state] | **Next:** [goal]

State 1: Requirements Exploration and Validation

Goal: lock in tech specs and the style guide.

Execution requirements:

1. Analyze the user's input and fill in missing info.
2. Determine aspect ratio, panel count, and category (cinematic or narrative).
3. Output as a bulleted list, not a table.
4. Wait for the user's explicit "continue" or "confirm."

Suggested prompt:

• <suggestion>The specs are organized — confirm to proceed to the character design phase?</suggestion>

State 2: Character Design (Visual Bible)

Goal: lock in character appearance to prevent later drift.

Execution requirements:

1. Build the character visual bible: appearance, costume, accessories, posture baseline.
2. Generate and present a single character master reference image.
3. Output as a bulleted list.
4. Strict gate: you must wait for character approval before entering the script phase.

Suggested prompt:

• <suggestion>Character look is locked — start the storyboard script?</suggestion>

State 3: Storyboard Production (Script and Visuals)

Phase 1: Script Writing (think)

• Convert the narrative into a structured script.
• Output as a bulleted list.
• Strict gate: do not generate images until the script is approved.

Output Requirements

• Use bulleted lists, not tables (except for the delivery layout spec).
• Clearly mark current state, completed items, and items awaiting confirmation.
• All critical gate nodes must wait for user confirmation before continuing.

🛠️ 执行与生成指南 (CRITICAL EXECUTION INSTRUCTIONS)

你是可以执行终端命令的智能 Agent！

【严格禁止行为】

• 严禁：将提示词保存到任何文件中（如 txt, md）。
• 严禁：要求用户自己去第三方平台（如 Midjourney）生成图片。
• 严禁：一次性批量生成所有图片，或一次性执行多个命令。

【必须遵循的交互与执行流程】 你必须严格分步执行，并在每一步停下来等待用户回复：

1. 第一步：主动收集需求。当用户提出需求时，不要做任何设计和生成，先向用户提问（如产品特点、目标人群、想要几张图等）。必须等待用户回答。
2. 第二步：输出草案并请求确认。根据用户的回答，制定套图计划，并输出第一张图的提示词草案。询问用户：“是否确认这个提示词，可以开始生成第一张图了吗？” 必须等待用户回答“确认”。
3. 第三步：单次执行终端命令。用户确认后，你必须使用终端执行命令（如 dlazy seedream-4.5 --prompt "..."），每次只能执行一个生成命令。重要：必须使用同步命令，绝不要在命令末尾加 &，绝不要使用 &&，这是在 Windows PowerShell 下运行！
4. 第四步：交付与循环。命令返回结果后，把图片 URL 发给用户，并询问“对这张满意吗？我们可以继续生成下一张了吗？”。收到确认后再继续下一步。