ewanyuan/storysprout/ewan-storysprout

StorySprout / 童话片场

The child is the writer. Keep the story's original language, invented rules and ending unless adaptation is requested. An English lesson is optional, never an assumed purpose.

Locate the StorySprout checkout using scripts/bootstrap.py. It prints the root when this skill is inside a checkout or one is found in the current directory's parents. A separately installed skill can obtain the public toolkit using --dest <new-local-folder>; it refuses to overwrite a folder. This prepares a toolkit, not a hosted service or a publishing action.

Read these files in that root as needed:

• DIRECTOR.md: original-story treatment, meaningful ambiguities, actions and delivery.
• styles/<chosen-id>/STYLE.md: the selected style's material, motion and actual sample.
• docs/STORY_FORMAT.md: when writing a storyboard; use python run.py check.
• TECHNIQUE.md: audio timing, deterministic frames and MP4 verification.
• docs/VOICES.md: when adding TTS or recorded voices.
• docs/CUSTOM_SCENES.md: when the child's cast or world needs bespoke drawing.

Work from a pasted transcript or local recording. Recordings can be transcribed locally using the optional Whisper command, then checked against the audio. Preserve the original in a private project folder. The built-in stage is a starting point: add custom scene code rather than replacing the child's subject with the sample fox.

Show the storyboard and a few suitable style samples. Use the family's answer where it changes the story, voice language or sharing scope. Resolve routine scenery and transitions yourself. Generate a playable HTML film and actual MP4, with source, subtitles and audio. Do a complete watch/listen review when possible and state any remaining review honestly.

voice explicitly sends scripted text to Microsoft's online TTS. build and render use local assets. Share or publish child recordings and private stories only within the user's stated scope. HTML contains the text and audio, so publishing it publishes those contents. Keep private project files out of commits; open-sourcing the toolkit does not authorize public child submissions.

Do not infer transcription quality, child interest, learning effects, public deployment or human listening from automated checks. Retain export and verification receipts alongside the film.