For your video agent
Make it with your assets.
Check the actual film.
Two downloadable skills for assistants that can work with files and run a video project. Start with a Launchscene brief and your own material. A Launchscene account or connector is optional.
01 · Make the film
From a reference to your own MP4.
Give your agent a reference brief, your words and your media. Build one scene or a complete film, with an editable project and a checked export.
- Bring
- A pasted prompt or brief, your identity, product screens or footage, and your delivery format.
- Get
- Editable project, rendered MP4, asset map and a short account of what was checked.
Uses your chosen video engine. If you have no preference, the first pilot starts with Remotion. People and places need footage you supply, a shot to film, or a different illustrated treatment.
Try this with your files
Use $launchscene-reconstruct with this reference brief and my assets. Build the requested scene or film, render the MP4 and show me the checks.
SKILL.md and agent metadata
02 · Check the export
Look at the video you actually rendered.
Check the file against your brief, inspect important moments and report supported fixes. Keep technical measurements separate from visual judgment.
- Bring
- Your local MP4, the delivery requirements and the brief or reference you want to compare.
- Get
- File measurements, a complete-decoding check, time-stamped observations and unverified areas.
Includes a local Python helper for FFprobe and FFmpeg. It does not upload your file. Sampled images cannot prove every frame is correct, and no pixel-fidelity score is invented.
Try this with your files
Use $launchscene-check-render on my MP4 and brief. Measure the file, inspect the important moments and list issues with their evidence and times.
SKILL.md, agent metadata and the local inspection script
Use it in the assistant you already work with.
Download and unzip the skill, then add its folder using your assistant's skill support. You can also read or attach SKILL.md as instructions. The render checker needs Python 3, FFprobe and FFmpeg on the machine doing the local check.
These files guide the work; they do not supply your product assets, install a video engine or guarantee a finished film in every environment. The reference brand's footage, identity and music are not included.