fight-video-create-skill

qualsenWeb/fight-video-create-skill

fight-video-create-skill is an agent skill project by qualsenWeb on GitHub: AI fight-scene design: from fight concept to plot, action and storyboard, with move checks and a reference library. It covers script and storyboard. 94 stars, last updated 2026-09-29, no license declared.

The reference library and search code are encrypted and run through an obfuscated Python loader, so they cannot be reviewed; licensed CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Editor's notes

You describe characters, weapons, location, outcome and length in plain language; the skill searches scenes, action-storyboard schemes, a move library and a skill library in turn, waits for you to approve a recommended scheme before reading it, and delivers the fight plot, action chain, spatial route and action storyboard, without writing generation prompts. A match needs at least one keyword hit, and the repo includes 26 GIF samples of moves and skills. The reference material and search code ship encrypted under data/ and are read by a script that needs Python 3.9+, so they cannot be inspected directly. Licensed CC BY-NC-ND 4.0; the README says future updates will be released on Bilibili.

Type
Storyboards · visual assets · video prompts
Stages
Script · Storyboard
Format
Agent skill
Language
Multilingual
GitHub stars
★ 94
Last updated
2026-09-29
License
None declared
SKILL.md files
1
Checked by hand
2026-10-13

In the author's words

AI fight-video creation/design skill: from fight concept to plot, action and storyboard; supports reference search, move checks and absorbing material into the reference library.

Translated from the Chinese original.

Skills in this repo (1)

Names and descriptions come from each SKILL.md frontmatter; Chinese descriptions are shown in our English translation.

Install

npx skills add qualsenWeb/fight-video-create-skill

# pick agents (claude-code / codex / cursor / opencode / gemini-cli / openclaw)
npx skills add qualsenWeb/fight-video-create-skill -a claude-code -a codex

Default commands use the skills CLI and were not verified one by one; follow the repo README. Read SKILL.md before installing. Install guide →

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