Async video for busy teams
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/url-to-launch-film Make a 30-second launch film from https://example.com. Mood: confident, cinematic.
--- name: url-to-launch-film description: Give your agent a product URL and get a 30-second launch film: script, scenes, motion and music cues. Use when the user asks for launch film or similar. --- # URL to Launch Film Reads your product page, extracts the promise and three proof points, writes a tight script, then renders a 16:9 HTML-to-video film with kinetic type and UI captures. ## When to use - Product launches - Changelog moments - Landing-page hero video ## Workflow 1. Fetch the URL and summarise the promise in one line. 2. Pick three proof points and order them for escalation. 3. Write a script with on-screen text for each 3-second beat. 4. Render scenes with HTML-to-video and capture UI frames. 5. Export 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 cuts and list music cues. ## What you deliver - 30s 16:9 launch film (MP4) - Script, storyboard and music cues - Square and vertical cut-downs ## Not for - Live-action shoots - Voice-cloned narration - Videos longer than 2 minutes ## Quality bar - State assumptions you made and ask before overwriting existing files. - Never invent facts, numbers, logos or quotes — use placeholders and say so. - Follow `references/style-guide.md` for colour and type decisions. - Finish with a short checklist of what the user should review or replace.
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Reads your product page, extracts the promise and three proof points, writes a tight script, then renders a 16:9 HTML-to-video film with kinetic type and UI captures.
Updated Sep 30, 2026