What problem does it solve? Turning subtitle scripts into engaging whiteboard-style hand-drawn videos normally requires manual storyboarding, illustration, region masking, and frame-by-frame animation work. This Skill automates the full pipeline from SRT subtitles to a finished MP4 with continuous pen-stroke drawing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - SRT Parsing and Storyboarding: Parses SRT subtitle files and groups cues into 25-35 second scenes with suggested durations and illustration strategies. - Semantic Region Annotation: Creates annotation.json files mapping image regions to subtitle events with sequence, timing, and protected overlap regions, editable in a browser-based preview tool. - Streaming Ink Rendering: Renders each region with continuous pen strokes (ink line art then color fill) using grid or skeleton path tracing, then merges multiple scenes into one MP4. - Use Case: A course creator has a 3-minute narrated script as an SRT file and wants a warm paper-textured whiteboard animation video; the Skill splits it into scenes, generates consistent line art, annotates drawing order by narrative, and renders the final video. ## Quick Start Use this Skill to turn my SRT subtitle file into a whiteboard hand-drawn animation video, starting by parsing the subtitles and proposing a storyboard.
