ai-avatar-director

Translate UGC scripts and brand context into vendor-agnostic avatar briefs.

Updated Jan 22, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/jorgeochipinti97/dublin-skills --skill ai-avatar-director
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Skill: ai-avatar-director
Source: https://github.com/jorgeochipinti97/dublin-skills/tree/main/skills/ugc/ai-avatar-director
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jorgeochipinti97/dublin-skills --skill ai-avatar-director

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Translates a UGC script and brand context into a vendor-agnostic avatar brief for AI video production, detailing casting, wardrobe, setting, framing, movement, and voice direction so any vendor can execute without creative rework.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Converts a finished UGC script and brand context into a complete avatar-director brief compatible with multiple lip-sync/videography vendors.
  • Enforces hard rules: vendor-agnostic brief first, one avatar per script, and demographic alignment with audience.
  • Outputs an operator-ready brief plus a vendor-agnostic prompt block, with guardrails to prevent uncanny-valley, off-brand casting, and generic AI-avatar look.

Quick Start

Provide the finished ugc-scriptwriter output along with the required context, and generate a vendor-agnostic avatar brief.

Frequently Asked Questions about ai-avatar-director

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

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How do I generate a vendor-agnostic avatar brief for AI video production?

To generate a vendor-agnostic avatar brief, provide a finished UGC script and brand context to translate casting, wardrobe, setting, and voice direction into a format compatible with multiple lip-sync vendors.

What is a vendor-agnostic avatar brief and when do I need one for UGC scripts?

A vendor-agnostic avatar brief is a universal production document detailing casting, wardrobe, and voice direction for UGC scripts, needed when scaling AI avatar videos across multiple vendors without creative rework.

How do I prevent uncanny-valley casting and off-brand AI avatars?

Prevent uncanny-valley casting and off-brand AI avatars by applying built-in guardrails that enforce demographic alignment with your audience and restrict generic AI-avatar looks during brief generation.

Can I use this to create multiple avatar variations from a single UGC script?

No, the system enforces a hard rule of one avatar per script to maintain narrative consistency, ensuring the vendor-agnostic brief aligns perfectly with the provided UGC script and brand context.

Does the avatar brief include specific framing and movement instructions for videography vendors?

Yes, the avatar brief includes operator-ready framing and movement instructions alongside casting, wardrobe, setting, and voice direction, ensuring any videography or lip-sync vendor can execute the output.

What context do I need to provide for translating a script into an AI avatar brief?

You need to provide the finished output from a ugc-scriptwriter workflow along with your overall brand context, which together dictate the demographic alignment, casting, and wardrobe for the final brief.