slide-video-producer

Generate slide images, narration audio, and assemble narrated presentation videos with validation.

2|1|Updated Mar 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AutoByteus/autobyteus-agents --skill slide-video-producer-autobyteus
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: slide-video-producer
Source: https://github.com/AutoByteus/autobyteus-agents/tree/main/agent-teams/narrated-presentation-video-team/agents/slide-video-producer/skills/slide-video-producer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AutoByteus/autobyteus-agents --skill slide-video-producer-autobyteus

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Producing a narrated presentation video requires coordinating slide image generation, voiceover creation, subtitle timing, and video assembly while keeping every asset traceable and consistent. This Skill turns an approved narration script and slide storyboard into a validated final video export with a complete audit trail of every generation attempt. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Slide Image Production: Creates final content-bearing slide images exclusively through generate_image or edit_image, with serial calls, 60-second cooldowns, and full prompt/config logging. - Narration Generation: Produces voiceover clips with generate_speech using one consistent narrator identity, prompt-level audible performance cues, and per-clip voice-consistency checks. - Video Assembly & Validation: Builds segment videos from slide/audio pairs, concatenates them in storyboard order, optionally adds subtitles, and validates aspect ratio, readability, audio boundaries, and package completeness before delivery. - Use Case: After a narration script and slide storyboard pass review, use this Skill to generate all slide visuals and voiceover clips, assemble the final 1080p narrated video with subtitles, and deliver it with a full production log and media resource index. ## Quick Start Use the slide-video-producer skill to produce the final narrated video from the approved narration script and slide storyboard, then validate and package the export.

Frequently Asked Questions about slide-video-producer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a narrated video from presentation slides?▼

Generate one final slide image per storyboard slide using generate_image or edit_image, create one narration clip per approved segment with generate_speech, then build segment videos with create_video_from_image_and_audio and concatenate them in storyboard order.

How do I generate consistent AI voiceover across multiple clips?▼

Select one narrator identity before generating the first clip and keep the same voice, model route, language target, and generation config for every clip. Use prompt-level bracketed cues like [warm, conversational] for local delivery changes instead of switching voices.

Can I use Python or HTML to create final slide images?▼

No. Final slide images must be created with generate_image or edit_image only. Scripts may prepare source assets, convert formats, or assemble video, but Python/PIL-only, HTML/SVG-only, and script-only rendering are disallowed routes for final slide visuals.

Why must image generation calls run serially with a cooldown?▼

Image generation and editing calls must run one at a time with a 60-second sleep after each result, failure, or timeout. This serial pacing prevents concurrent dispatch issues and ensures every attempt is inspected and logged before the next call.

What happens if the narration script has not passed review?▼

Production is blocked. The package is routed back to the narration_script_reviewer or presentation_director, since the skill requires a passed narration review report, a final script, and an explicit narration-to-slide mapping before any media generation begins.

When should subtitles be added to a narrated presentation video?▼

Create subtitles.srt only when requested, useful for accessibility, or required by the delivery context. Subtitles must match the approved narration, exclude non-spoken cue tags, and use a conservative bottom-safe style that does not cover slide content.