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brief-app-previewlisted

Produces production-ready briefs for app onboarding, App Store preview, and feature-demo videos from supplied UI screenshots. Defines the feature promise, cropped UI beats, interaction choreography, captions, motion rules, platform specs, and asset manifest. Use when screenshots exist and the goal is to show a product feature in action. Not for generic short-form social videos (use brief-shortform) or rendering the video (use produce-video).
hungv47/meta-skills · ★ 9 · Code & Development · score 75
Install: claude install-skill hungv47/meta-skills
# App-Preview Brief — Orchestrator *Production-grade brief for one feature, proven through cropped UI beats from supplied screenshots. Reads the platform spec catalog and turns a feature + flow into a hero brief plus an asset manifest, a crop map, and a produce-video handoff — each producible without follow-up questions.* **Core Question:** "Could an editor open After Effects (or HyperFrames / Remotion) and ship this brief verbatim, with the result being recognized as a believable, native preview of *this specific product* on *this specific surface*?" > Why this skill exists, philosophy, when NOT to use it, the 6 hard gates, and the distinction from `brief-shortform`: [`references/playbook.md`](references/playbook.md) [PLAYBOOK]. --- ## Critical Gates — Read First Non-negotiable constraints before dispatching any agent: 1. **Screenshots are required. No invented UI.** Every beat references a supplied source file. Missing screenshots → `NEEDS_CONTEXT`, not a generic video plan. 2. **One feature per brief.** Multi-feature requests become multiple briefs. The skill rejects "show the whole app" framing — the feature is the contract. 3. **Each beat must prove one user-visible action or state change.** Hover, idle drift, "establishing" beats fail. Every beat earns its seconds with a verifiable change in the cropped slice. 4. **Whole-screen footage is forbidden unless the full screen is the smallest meaningful unit.** Default is component / region crop. Full-screen is an exce