A small character. A story that moves.
7 stickman styles, each an independent Agent Skill. Start with a character who wants something, give them a physical action, and let the consequence change their story.
One tab too many
A creator is stuck among too many open windows. One person, one sentence and a three-frame story give them a way forward.
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Choose the right starting point
A1–A5 help your Agent direct a story and prepare prompts for your chosen video service. A6 also finishes supplied picture and narration. B1 composes authored local artwork, narration and timed captions into an MP4. New cloud-generated clips or speech require your own available service and separate usage charges.
| Style | Looks | Deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Stickman Director | Black on white / White on black | Storyboard + standalone prompts |
| Modern Pop Stickman Director | Minimal Tech / Colorful Story | Storyboard + standalone prompts |
| Prehistoric Stickman Director | Prehistoric Cave | Storyboard + standalone prompts |
| Cozy Stickman Director | Cozy Storytelling | Storyboard + standalone prompts |
| Historical Stickman Director | Historical Cartoon | Storyboard + standalone prompts |
| Amber Noir Stickman Director | Amber Noir | Direction + supplied-media finishing |
| Hand-Drawn Stickman Video | Minimal Hand-Drawn | Local illustrated MP4 |
Classic light/dark and Modern Pop Tech/Story are looks within their respective Skills. They share the same workflow and editable defaults. Story Video Director is the existing all-style entry point.
Make the next version yours
Each installation includes its own guide, style references and local resources. Edit the supplied project or defaults, replace the fictional material with your own, and review the actual preview. Keep the character and voice consistent while changing the acting, props and composition for the meaning of each scene.
Developers maintain one shared base; new styles add a definition, their creative rules and actual evaluation cases. A new rendering style also needs explicit renderer support. Changing a style code alone cannot create a new animation system.
Examples and source
The new B1 demonstration and its source project are included in the Skill. Download the eight director-case handoffs to inspect the planning outputs. These are fictional operator evaluation cases, not generated A-style films or customer approvals.
Adapted from kaomei’s MIT Stickman Video Director. The upstream repository has separate recorded style references. Its generated recordings and provider voices are not redistributed here or claimed as FeedSkills results. A7, B2 and the creator-ecosystem roadmap are not included features.