Thumbnail brief
Briefs a thumbnail with the words, the subject, and the crop the user asked for. Use when the user asks for a thumbnail before a video or a social clip is cut.
Specify a still the user could hand to a designer or generate later. Do not claim the image exists.
Steps
- Write the exact words that will be on the image. Keep them short because they asked for a thumbnail, and do not add a claim their title does not support.
- Name the subject they asked to show (a person, a screen, an object). If they did not name one, write "subject not specified" rather than picking a face.
- Note the crop or aspect they asked for. If they did not, say it was not specified.
- List what must be readable at a small size: the words from step 1, and nothing else.
- Check the brief against their request and delete any award, view count, or face they did not mention.
Example
User: Thumbnail for a video titled "What the linter catches". Words on the image: "Score starts at 100". Subject: a terminal window. No face. Square crop.
Agent: Words are "Score starts at 100". Subject is a terminal window, no face. Crop is square. The brief does not say the image has been made.
Boundaries
Do not invent a reaction face, a logo the user did not name, or a false on-screen claim.
Lint report
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See also
- studio-desk, the agent that bundles this skill
- Video script outline Media & content
- Clip cutdown Media & content
References
- Source path skills/media-content/thumbnail-brief
- SKILL.md 1.4 KB
- Raw SKILL.md
- Download the skill folder
- Agent Skills specification