What problem does it solve? Running Wan2.2 image-to-video generation on a 10 GB RTX 3080 through ComfyUI involves fragile model pins, LoRA SHA verification, queue conflicts, and multi-beat workflows where a single mistake wastes hours of GPU time. This Skill enforces a safe, repeatable procedure for preparing, executing, resuming, and diagnosing Kijai WanVideoWrapper jobs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Preflight validation: Verifies WanVideoWrapper commit, high/low LightX2V 4-step LoRA SHA-256 hashes, template SHAs, and the WanVideoConditioningLimit node before any generation, failing fast on mismatches. - Safe queue discipline: Reads the ComfyUI /queue before submitting, never interrupts other users' prompts, never calls the global /free endpoint, and only restarts when idle after node changes. - Beat-gated production workflow: Runs one 21-frame beat at a time via run-beat, requires human motion audit and explicit approval of the preview profile before starting the 1280x720 production profile, and resumes safely via journal/history reconciliation. - Use Case: You want to generate a 4-beat coastal stairway video on your home RTX 3080. The Skill dry-runs the pinned config, validates LoRA hashes, executes beat 1 in preview, waits for your motion audit approval, then proceeds beat by beat while logging journal and prompt IDs. ## Quick Start Use the wan22-kijai-video skill to dry-run and then run beat 1 of the coastal-stairway preview profile on my RTX 3080 ComfyUI setup.