What problem does it solve? Creating consistent outfit-change videos requires coordinating a collage first frame, a precise second-by-second timeline, and identity-consistent prompts across multiple outfits. This Skill turns a single outfit-change request into a complete, interlinked production package covering routing, parameter locking, image prompts, video timelines, and negative constraints. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Subject Routing: Automatically routes requests to female, male, pet, or mixed-collection tracks, locking identity anchors such as face, hairstyle, fur pattern, or breed features. - Two Video Modes: Beat-synced mode K (8-10 seconds, 5 outfits) and dance mode D (fixed 15 seconds, exactly 7 outfits with six side stickers that activate and permanently disappear). - Linked Outputs: Produces a first-frame collage image prompt, a full video timeline with 0.1-second change points, a condensed video prompt, and negative prompts enforcing identity consistency. - Use Case: Ask for a 15-second seven-outfit dance video for an original Chinese adult male, and receive the collage first-frame prompt plus a continuous choreography timeline with six outfit swaps at exact beat points. ## Quick Start Use $outfit-director to design seven urban outfits for a Chinese adult male and generate the 15-second continuous outfit-change dance first frame and video script.
