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Turn a NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) into a 30–60s vertical short — script, shot list, captions, and a rights line. Use when the user mentions APOD, 'astronomy picture of the day', or wants a daily space short/reel/TikTok from a NASA image.
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| name | apod-to-short |
| description | Turn a NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) into a 30–60s vertical short — script, shot list, captions, and a rights line. Use when the user mentions APOD, 'astronomy picture of the day', or wants a daily space short/reel/TikTok from a NASA image. |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| domain | cosmos |
| tags | ["nasa","apod","video","short","social"] |
NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day → a ready-to-shoot 30–60s vertical short.
NASA publishes a stunning image with an expert explanation every day. This skill converts one APOD entry into a complete vertical short package: a hook, a tight narration script, an on-screen caption track, a shot/animation list, and a rights line — so a creator can film/edit in one sitting without misstating the science or the licensing.
apod, astronomy picture of the day, daily space short,
nasa image short, space reelapod.json, apod-*.md/apod-to-short| Input | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
apod | yes | APOD URL/date, or the title + explanation text + image credit. |
length | no | Target seconds, default 45 (range 30–60). |
voice | no | starlight (default), arcanea, or frankx — see brand skills. |
length at ~2.5 words/sec. Keep
every claim traceable to the explanation; never invent figures.rights-check-nasa-esa if credit is non-NASA.{
"title": "string — APOD title",
"hook": "string — 0–3s opener",
"script": "string — full narration, timed",
"captions": ["string — ≤7 words each"],
"shot_list": ["string — shot/animation directions"],
"rights_line": "string — exact attribution",
"duration_sec": "number"
}
WebFetch (resolve APOD), Read.starlight-mcp to fetch APOD JSON directly.)length at ~2.5 words/sec.Built on SIP — Starlight Intelligence Protocol Substrate: starlightintelligence.org/protocol v1.1.0 Layers used: [file-contract, attestation, sovereignty] Vertical: starlight-agent-skills · portable capability layer
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