storyboard

Generate per-shot anchor images and keyframes for Flux2 video pipelines.

3|Updated Apr 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/venetanji/creative-skills --skill storyboard-venetanji
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Skill: storyboard
Source: https://github.com/venetanji/creative-skills/tree/main/storyboard
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/venetanji/creative-skills --skill storyboard-venetanji

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Shared toolkit for building per-shot reference images (anchors) and keyframe sequences via flux2 i2i/i2i2/multi-reference. Use when any pipeline — music-video, drama-video, a one-off render — needs a scene-specific anchor, a character pose sheet, or first/last keyframes for a transition. Exposes a generate_anchor CLI + a prompting guide the operator should skim before writing prompts. All production-quality anchors on this deployment go through this skill.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generates shot-specific anchors via a CLI, handling prompts, references, and subject tokens.
  • Supports anchor types i2i, i2i2, t2i, and multi-reference workflows to maintain character identity across scenes.
  • Provides reusable Python APIs and guidance for prompts, styles, and multi-guide resolutions to keep outputs consistent across music-video and drama-video pipelines.
  • Enables integration with Flux2-based pipelines and downstream tools (LTX, comfy_graph) for end-to-end scene rendering.

Quick Start

Run the CLI to produce a shot-specific anchor image from a prompt (and optional references) for immediate use in your flux2 workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions about storyboard

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

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How do I create consistent character anchors for AI video scenes?

Create consistent scene anchors and per-shot keyframes by preprocessing prompts and resolving reference images via a CLI. It generates reusable anchor images that maintain character identity and scene consistency across music-video or drama-video pipelines.

What's the best way to generate per-shot keyframes for a Flux2 workflow?

Generate per-shot keyframes for a Flux2 workflow by running the generate_anchor CLI with a prompt and optional references. It supports i2i, i2i2, t2i, and multi-reference workflows to produce shot-specific anchor images for immediate use in rendering pipelines.

Do I need a Flux2-compatible workflow to use anchor prompting for video?

Yes, a Flux2-compatible workflow is required. You need the flux2 CLI or comfy_graph integration alongside the skill's Python tooling, including generate_anchor.py and prompts.py, to preprocess prompts and produce anchor images for your video pipeline.

Can I use multi-reference images to maintain character identity across different video shots?

Yes, multi-reference workflows are supported to maintain character identity across scenes. The CLI handles subject tokens and multiple reference inputs, resolving guides and prompts to produce consistent anchor images for each shot in your music-video or drama-video pipeline.

How does prompt preprocessing work for scene anchor generation?

Prompt preprocessing for scene anchor generation works through Python APIs that parse and refine your input prompts before rendering. The lib/prompts.py module resolves style guides and subject tokens, ensuring the output anchor images match your intended scene composition and character poses.

What are the limitations of using per-shot anchors for AI video rendering?

Per-shot anchors are limited to Flux2-compatible pipelines and require Python CLI tooling to function. They serve as reference images for scene consistency and character poses, but downstream rendering still depends on integration with tools like LTX or comfy_graph for final video output.