FEEDSKILLS EXAMPLES · SOURCE-TRACEABLE · LOCAL ENGLISH NARRATION
Make the evidence boundary visible.
Two different questions use two bounded treatments. The Wright example compares records as documents. The phone example uses an original schematic to connect parts to roles. Both examples include local English Kokoro narration (af_heart), captions and source notes. The full listening review is still pending.
Wright records · evidence comparison
This narrated example reads a short telegram transcription against the Library of Congress record of the fourth flight. It states 57 seconds versus 59 seconds, calculates the two-second difference and leaves the cause open. The document cards and highlights are original schematics, not archival scans.
Download MP4 · Editable Wright project · Input and claims · Sources and rights notes
Phone materials · object teardown
This narrated example uses an original phone schematic to separate silicon computing, copper conduction and lithium-ion energy storage. The drawing is illustrative, not to scale, and does not claim a complete element inventory.
Download MP4 · Editable phone project · Input and claims · Sources and rights notes
Source links
- National Park Service — Wright brothers
- Library of Congress — The Dream of Flight
- Royal Society of Chemistry — Silicon
- Royal Society of Chemistry — Copper
- U.S. Department of Energy — How Batteries Work
- U.S. Department of Energy — Lithium-ion batteries
Inspect, then revise
Each complete ZIP contains a top-level project directory; extract the ZIP directly, enter that directory, then run npm run check, npm run preview and npm run render. The package briefs also remain editable: preserve stable scene IDs, update the claim/source graph when the subject changes, and create a new output folder for a revision.
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A passing check or render proves a local export path only. Review the complete picture, captions, source wording and any supplied audio before delivery.