Generate approval-gated explainer videos as MP4 from product inputs.
npx skills add https://github.com/byteplus-sa/polym --skill polym-explainer-video
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: polym-explainer-video Source: https://github.com/byteplus-sa/polym/tree/main/skills/polym-explainer-video Command: npx skills add https://github.com/byteplus-sa/polym --skill polym-explainer-video
It eliminates the manual, multi-step work of planning, scripting, approving, and rendering a polished explainer video by turning your product inputs (docs, URLs, PDFs, screenshots, repos, or plain text) into a structured storyboard and then an MP4 output.
Use the skill to create a demo by saying: Make an explainer video for https://example.com with a polished product-launch style, 30 seconds, and output it as a square video.
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To generate an explainer video from a product URL or PDF, the system ingests your product inputs, drafts an approval-gated storyboard, and then renders a 60fps MP4. This automates the manual planning, scripting, and rendering process directly from your source materials.
A storyboard approval gate requires explicit user approval of an 8-pattern narrative draft before any paid generation runs. This ensures you can request iterative changes to the shot-by-shot plan without incurring rendering costs for unwanted video output.
Yes, you can render 60fps explainer videos in vertical 9:16 and square 1:1 formats. The production pipeline supports 1:1, 9:16, and 16:9 aspect ratios specifically for product demos and short-form social video outputs.
Yes, the explainer video pipeline supports an optional AI presenter using Seedance and optional background music via Volcengine. It uses HyperFrames for B-roll generation while offering mode-aware options for pure-b-roll or digital human formats.
To fix narrative structure errors before rendering, the pipeline runs pre- and post-render verifiers with auto-fixable constraints on the storyboard. This enforces deterministic production contracts and corrects mechanical issues automatically before final 60fps output.
Yes, you need ffmpeg and Python along with node and lark-cli dependencies to produce a launch-ready product demo video. These environment tools handle the underlying video processing, audio analysis, and rendering pipeline execution.
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