tippyentertainment/skills

comfyui-video-generator

Generate short AI video clips (shots) using ComfyUI. This skill turns text prompts (and optional reference images) into 3–8 second scenes that can be stitched into longer “AI movies”.

First seen Apr 8, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add tippyentertainment/skills --skill comfyui-video-generator

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
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SKILL.md

Provided by TippyEntertainment

https://github.com/tippyentertainment/skills.git

This skill is designed for use on the Tasking.tech agent platform (https://tasking.tech) and is also compatible with assistant runtimes that accept skill-style handlers such as .claude, .openai, and .mistral. Use this skill for both Claude code and Tasking.tech agent source.

comfyui-video-generator

Summary

Generate short AI video clips (shots) using ComfyUI. This skill turns text prompts (and optional reference images) into 3–8 second scenes that can be stitched into longer “AI movies”.


When to Use

  • The user asks for an AI video, scene, or shot.
  • You are building a multi‑shot story or trailer and need per‑scene clips.
  • You need b‑roll, promo visuals, or anime‑style sequences.

Inputs to Collect

Ask the user for:

  • Scene description

- Setting, characters/subjects, what happens in the shot.

  • Visual style

- Anime, cinematic, painterly, realistic, cyberpunk, etc.

  • Duration target

- Default 4–6 seconds; keep under ~200 frames per render.

  • Frame rate

- Default 16–24 fps.

  • Resolution

- Default 720p (1280×720); lower for tests.

  • Camera / motion (optional)

- Static, slow zoom, pan, orbit, handheld, etc.

  • Reference images (optional)

- URLs or file handles for style/character consistency.

  • Output format

- MP4/WebM or frame sequence.

If the prompt is vague, ask 2–3 clarifying questions, then proceed with defaults.


Expected Behavior

  1. Normalize the request into structured parameters:

- prompt, negativePrompt - durationSeconds, fps, resolution - cameraStyle, referenceAssets

  1. Choose an appropriate ComfyUI workflow:

- text‑to‑video, image‑to‑video, or ref‑guided loop.

  1. Call the ComfyUI backend with those parameters.
  2. Monitor for completion and collect:

- Video file path/URL. - Metadata (seed, model, duration, fps, resolution).

  1. Return a concise summary plus the link/file handle.

Output Format (to the caller)

The skill should return a JSON‑like structure (or equivalent in your system) with at least:

  • description: short human‑readable description of the clip.
  • videoUrl or videoPath
  • durationSeconds
  • fps
  • resolution: { width, height }
  • seed (if available)
  • modelInfo (model names/versions used)

Orchestration Notes

  • This skill is typically called first in a pipeline:

1. comfyui-video-generator → create shots. 2. comfyui-audio-creator → create music/ambience for those shots. 3. comfyui-soundfx-creator → create per‑event sound effects.

  • Do NOT handle editing/muxing here; just generate the raw video asset and metadata.