world-build

Generate a .world directory with character sheets, prompts, and continuity tracking.

Updated Apr 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BEIRUX/agent-skills --skill world-build
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: world-build
Source: https://github.com/BEIRUX/agent-skills/tree/main/world-build
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BEIRUX/agent-skills --skill world-build

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Models are stateless and produce inconsistent characters, locations, and visual style across shots, making multi-shot AI video and image projects look disjointed. World-build extracts a creator's vision through a structured interview and produces a single-source-of-truth .world/ directory so every generation can reference the same style rules, character DNA, and continuity guidelines.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured interview flow that locks in purpose, vibe, color palette, film stock, lighting, and style rules.
  • Automatic generation of a .world/ directory containing WORLD.md, characters/.md, locations/.md, prompts, and CONTINUITY.md for production-ready consistency.
  • Ideal for music videos, brand campaigns, animated shorts, and any multi-shot AI generation workflow that requires visual continuity across scenes and characters.

Quick Start

Ask the agent to build a world by saying /world-build my-project to generate a complete .world directory and style bible.

Frequently Asked Questions about world-build

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I maintain visual consistency for characters and locations across multiple AI video shots?

To maintain visual consistency across multiple AI video shots, you need a locked world bible containing character DNA, location sheets, and a fixed style string. This ensures every generation references identical style rules, preventing disjointed scenes in multi-shot projects.

What is a world bible for AI video generation and when do I need one?

A world bible for AI video generation is a single-source-of-truth directory containing style rules, character sheets, and continuity guidelines. You need one for pre-production of music videos, brand visuals, and animations requiring consistent multi-shot visual continuity.

How do I create a production-ready style guide for AI image generation workflows?

You create a production-ready style guide by running a structured interview to lock in purpose, vibe, color palette, film stock, and lighting. This generates a directory with a master file, prompt fragments, and a locked style string for prompt chaining.

Can I use a single style string to keep AI generated characters consistent throughout a project?

Yes, you can keep AI generated characters consistent by using a locked style string combined with character sheets. These components are stored in a dedicated world directory, allowing every prompt chain to reference the same character DNA and style rules.

What is the best way to track continuity across scenes in AI animated shorts?

The best way to track continuity across scenes in AI animated shorts is using a dedicated continuity tracker file. This file logs visual progression and scene guidelines alongside location and character sheets within a unified world directory.

Why do my AI generated music video scenes look disjointed and how do I fix it?

AI generated music video scenes look disjointed because models are stateless and produce inconsistent styles. Fix this by generating a locked visual bible with continuity guidelines and prompt fragments, ensuring every shot references identical style rules.