What problem does it solve? Turning an approved manga chapter plan into actual production assets often leaves illustrators and voice teams guessing about framing, pacing, and continuity. This Skill translates canon packages into a precise, renderable storyboard and continuity ledger so downstream stages work from a single source of truth. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Render-Unit Contracts: Declares whether a chapter uses video-frame, page-composed, panel-first, or key-asset preview delivery, defaulting to immersive video frames for motion-comic output. - Frame-Level Storyboarding: Captures scene goals, camera framing, acting beats, on-screen text, audio beats with subtitle plans, and stable frame IDs for every visible beat. - Continuity Ledger: Tracks character state, outfits, props, injuries, relationships, and world-state changes across scenes to prevent visual drift. - Use Case: After a showrunner approves a pilot chapter plan, use this Skill to produce a storyboard with per-frame video beats and a continuity ledger, then hand both to the illustrator for image generation. ## Quick Start Use the storyboard-director skill to turn the approved chapter plan in chapters/pilot/chapter-plan.md into a video-frame storyboard and continuity ledger.