What problem does it solve? English Seedance 2.0 prompts often fail in two ways: they are padded with empty quality words like "cinematic" or "epic" that add tokens without signal, and they use threat-adjacent homonyms like "shoot the scene" that trip false-positive moderation filters. This Skill replaces both problems with precise, observable production English. ## Core Features & Use Cases - De-Slop Pass: Strips empty quality adjectives (cinematic, epic, 8K, ultra-realistic) and converts each into one observable detail such as crowd size, lens distance, or light source. - Filter-Aware Wording: Replaces false-positive trigger phrases ("kill the lights", "dead silence") with production synonyms ("cut the lights to black", "held silence") while routing genuinely risky content to the filter boundary skill. - Structured Vocabulary Tables: Provides function-organized wording for camera moves, lighting, motion, audio cues, and constraints, plus a compact prompt pattern that preserves reference tags like @Image1 unchanged. - Use Case: A user's prompt "epic cinematic shot of a woman reading a letter" becomes a directed prompt naming the shot size, camera move, light source, and a single sound cue. ## Quick Start Rewrite my Seedance prompt "epic cinematic video of a car chase, stunning 8K quality" into concrete production English with one camera move and one sound cue.
