How to use
- Copy the installation command and review the source package before installing it in your own agent environment.
- Check the source document for required tools, credentials and supported hosts.
- Describe your input and desired deliverable; review the output against the source material.
npx skills add https://github.com/lemomo-ai/lemo-opuscar --skill lemo-opuscarBefore you start
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Lemo-Opuscar
The styles, guides and tools live in the Lemo-Opuscar library (github.com/lemomo-ai/lemo-opuscar). This skill fetches it and hands you over to it.
- Get the library. Run
sh "<skill base directory>/scripts/setup.sh". It clones or updates the library (default~/lemo-opuscar; a clone the user is standing in is used as it is) and printsLIB=<path>on its last line. - Install the core tools early. Start
sh "<skill base directory>/scripts/setup.sh" depsright away, in the background if you can: it takes a few minutes the first time. Adddeps voiceordeps musiclater, only if the film needs them ($LIB/TECHNIQUE.md§1). Report missing system tools (Node, ffmpeg, Python) in your one round of questions; don't install system software yourself. Packages a style needs (itsSTYLE.mdlists them) you install yourself, into the project folder. - Follow the library. Read
$LIB/AGENTS.mdand do what it says, starting with Start (the user's own styles in~/lemo-my-styles/; when they started the skill without writing anything, the language question first, then the ways in): finding the style or making their own, the one round of questions, the treatment, production and delivery.
What changes in skill mode:
| Project folder | <name>/ in the folder the user started from (lowercase letters, digits, hyphens; avoid # and ? in the path). Wherever the guides say films/<name>/, read this folder |
| Running tools | from $LIB, with the project's absolute path: cd "$LIB" && node core/render/still.mjs "<project>" 1.5 3 |
| Library files in pages | absolute URLs: /core/lib.js, /node_modules/three/… (the project is served at /@film/) |
Library files in scripts and build.sh | $LIB/…, with LIB=<path> at the top of build.sh; never ../.. |
| Demo source | not downloaded. sh "<skill base directory>/scripts/setup.sh" demo <slug>, only after your TREATMENT.md is written, to read its techniques; it is not meant to be rendered. An Edit & Documentary style is the exception: fetch it before the treatment to use the material tools its STYLE.md names in demo/tools/ ($LIB/AGENTS.md, "Treatment first") |
Deliver what $LIB/DIRECTOR.md §11 lists, in the project folder, and tell the user where it is.
