Use when scripting a screencast or tutorial video before recording it, the user says "script a tutorial", "draft the transcript and timeline", "outline a screencast walkthrough", "plan the demo", or "write the storyboard" for showing how to set up or use a tool (e.g. add an MCP server in Claude Code or Claude Desktop). Reads the tool's real README, install command, and config so the transcript is accurate, drafts an ordered storyboard.md (scenes with type, on-screen actions, narration, one-line caption, pacing), presents STORYBOARD READY FOR APPROVAL, and stops for approval. Never fabricates config or commands. Stack-agnostic and dependency-free; the output can feed screencast-tutorial-video, Google Vids, or a human presenter.
EnglishUse when producing the actual screencast video from an approved storyboard, the user says "record the screencast", "produce the narrated MP4", "render the tutorial video", "make the video from my storyboard", or "cut the screencast together". Records each scene on the macOS host with the right engine (VHS for terminals, ffmpeg still-motion for native apps like Claude Desktop, Playwright + cliclick for the browser, command cards for abstract commands), generates ElevenLabs voice-over via awaz, overlays a caption bar, and concatenates the scenes into one 1920x1080 MP4. Requires an approved storyboard.md from screencast-storyboard; if none exists, route there first. Never claims a rendered video that was not produced.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Screencast Storyboard and Screencast Tutorial Video.
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Gemini CLISupported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Screencast Storyboard
Use when scripting a screencast or tutorial video before recording it, the user says "script a tutorial", "draft the transcript and timeline", "outline a screencast walkthrough", "plan the demo", or "write the storyboard" for showing how to set up or use a tool (e.g. add an MCP server in Claude Code or Claude Desktop). Reads the tool's real README, install command, and config so the transcript is accurate, drafts an ordered storyboard.md (scenes with type, on-screen actions, narration, one-line caption, pacing), presents STORYBOARD READY FOR APPROVAL, and stops for approval. Never fabricates config or commands. Stack-agnostic and dependency-free; the output can feed screencast-tutorial-video, Google Vids, or a human presenter.
Screencast Tutorial Video
Use when producing the actual screencast video from an approved storyboard, the user says "record the screencast", "produce the narrated MP4", "render the tutorial video", "make the video from my storyboard", or "cut the screencast together". Records each scene on the macOS host with the right engine (VHS for terminals, ffmpeg still-motion for native apps like Claude Desktop, Playwright + cliclick for the browser, command cards for abstract commands), generates ElevenLabs voice-over via awaz, overlays a caption bar, and concatenates the scenes into one 1920x1080 MP4. Requires an approved storyboard.md from screencast-storyboard; if none exists, route there first. Never claims a rendered video that was not produced.
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Use the Screencast Storyboard skill to help with my task.
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