What problem does it solve? Decks and animations often come out technically correct but conceptually wrong because no step in the production chain asks the author what they actually mean. This Skill runs a structured clarification conversation before any visual work begins, detecting ambiguity, testing interpretations, and persisting the agreed concept as a reference artifact for downstream producers. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided concept discovery: Asks contextualized, non-generic questions covering the core idea, communicative intent, insight, mental model, dynamic structure, causality, mandatory elements, and forbidden interpretations. - Ambiguity detection and teach-back: Flags high-variance abstract terms, presents numbered competing readings, proposes labeled creative hypotheses, and requires a full teach-back before maturity is declared. - Persistent artifacts: Maintains storyboard/understanding.md each round and writes storyboard/concept-brief.md only on explicit author approval, with word and turn ceilings (40 turns, 1500/2500 words). - Use Case: An author says "I want to show how a model loses connection with reality." The Skill interviews them, distinguishes degradation from representational drift, records negative constraints, and delivers a concept brief that the storyboard and animator steps must respect. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to align the concept of your idea for a specific deck before creating any slides, and answer its questions until you explicitly approve the concept brief.
