Emily2040/seedance-2.0

What it solves

Seedance 2.0 Skill OS is designed to bridge the gap between a rough creative idea and a high-quality, directed video generation prompt. It prevents "prompt dumping" by guiding users through a structured process of planning shots, binding references, and managing continuity across multiple clips, ensuring that the final video output is consistent and intentional rather than generic.

How it works

The project acts as an agent skill that integrates with various AI agent clients (like Codex, Claude Code, and others). It transforms vague ideas into directed prompts by:

• Directing the Scene: It defines camera angles, lighting, blocking, and sound to serve a specific dramatic function.
• Reference Binding: It assigns specific roles to reference assets (e.g., identity, environment, motion, or style).
• Continuity Management: Instead of blindly extending prompts, it uses a "continuation" workflow where it analyzes the actual ending of a generated clip to write the prompt for the next clip.
• Triage and Retakes: It provides a producer-like workflow for triaging takes and managing retakes with specific variable adjustments.

Who it’s for

It is built for creators and professional filmmakers who use AI video generation tools and want precise directorial control over their scenes, as well as users who want to turn a rough idea into a professional-grade video prompt without micro-managing every frame.

Highlights

• Multi-Client Support: Compatible with a wide range of agent hosts including Codex, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, and others.
• Continuity Engine: A structured workflow for creating long-form videos by basing subsequent clips on the actual observed output of previous ones.
• Professional Filmmaker Toolset: Includes workflows for shot lists, continuity ledgers, and ACES/color handoff.
• Multilingual Support: Provides cinematic vocabulary and prompt structures in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Russian.
• Safety Handling: Automatically rewrites unsafe requests (e.g., protected IP or celebrities) into safer creative equivalents.