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Product URL-to-Launch Storyboard
Turn a product page or brief into a six-scene storyboard with fact mappings and continuity locks.
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Product URL-to-Launch Storyboard
Example session with this skill installed
Turn this folding desk-lamp brief into a 30-second vertical launch storyboard with exactly six scenes. Preserve the matte sand finish, connected power cable, physical controls, and product geometry. Do not invent a battery, smart-home features, measurements, productivity claims, or final media generation.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the product url-to-launch storyboard
- Generated the document
Complete demonstration
This is the same-case worked artifact shipped with the Skill. It preserves the evidence boundaries and does not claim publication or commercial results.
# Demonstration Output — Foldlight Desk Lamp
Fictional data, not supplied by the user. This is a storyboard and production
prompt packet. No image, video, audio, upload, or publication was executed.
## Launch decision
- Audience: design-conscious home workers with small desks.
- Promise: move from task light to warm desk atmosphere in one fold-open motion.
- CTA: view dimensions and power requirements before ordering.
- Channel assumption: 30-second vertical social placement.
## Product truth matrix
| ID | Supplied fictional fact | Visual implication | Prohibited alteration |
|---|---|---|---|
| F01 | Folding LED desk lamp | Show one hinged fold-open motion | Do not add extra joints |
| F02 | Three brightness settings | Show three visibly distinct light states | Do not imply color temperature control |
| F03 | USB-C power | Cable may appear connected | Do not show cordless use |
| F04 | Matte sand finish | Preserve warm neutral body color | Do not recolor the product |
| F05 | No battery | Desk use stays near a power source | Do not claim portability without power |
| F06 | No smart-home control | Controls remain physical | Do not show an app or voice assistant |
## Six-scene storyboard
### Scene 1 — Interrupt
- Duration: 0–3 seconds
- Buyer thought: My desk light takes up more visual space than the work.
- Visual composition: dusk desk, wide negative space, folded lamp centered as a
slim architectural object; matte sand finish; vertical crop.
- Action or motion: one controlled top-light sweep reveals the folded silhouette.
- On-screen copy: `Light that waits quietly.`
- Product facts: F01, F04
- Continuity locks: matte sand body, single hinge, warm dusk palette, 50 mm lens.
- Production prompt: Create a realistic vertical product-film opening showing a
fictional matte-sand folding desk lamp in a clean dusk workspace, faithful
single-hinge geometry, generous negative space, restrained camera motion, no
logos, no people, no unsupported accessories.
- Negative constraints: no battery cue, no app, no floating device, no recolor.
- Transition: shadow line becomes the desk edge in Scene 2.
### Scene 2 — Problem
- Duration: 3–7 seconds
- Buyer thought: I need focused light without rebuilding the desk.
- Visual composition: compact desk with notebook and keyboard; dim work surface;
lamp remains folded at the edge.
- Action or motion: hand enters only to clear a small working area.
- On-screen copy: `Small desk. Real work.`
- Product facts: F01, F04
- Continuity locks: same desk, palette, lamp geometry, and lens language.
- Production prompt: Continue the same fictional desk and lamp, show limited
surface area honestly, one natural hand clearing a notebook space, tactile
materials, no visual clutter, consistent lamp color and proportions.
- Negative constraints: no oversized desk, no productivity metric, no smart UI.
- Transition: hand reaches toward the lamp hinge.
### Scene 3 — Reveal
- Duration: 7–12 seconds
- Buyer thought: One movement gives the light a working position.
- Visual composition: medium close-up on the lamp opening from folded to upright.
- Action or motion: one complete hinge movement; USB-C cable remains connected.
- On-screen copy: `Fold open. Focus in.`
- Product facts: F01, F03, F05
- Continuity locks: single hinge, connected cable, matte sand finish.
- Production prompt: Show a physically plausible single-hinge fold-open action
for the same fictional lamp, connected USB-C cable visible but unobtrusive,
realistic weight and contact, warm architectural lighting, no impossible parts.
- Negative constraints: no cordless operation, no levitation, no extra hinge.
- Transition: emitted light fills the frame.
### Scene 4 — Mechanism
- Duration: 12–18 seconds
- Buyer thought: The controls are simple enough to understand immediately.
- Visual composition: close-up of the physical control and work surface.
- Action or motion: three deliberate taps show three brightness states.
- On-screen copy: `Three levels. One physical control.`
- Product facts: F02, F06
- Continuity locks: three states only, physical interaction, same lamp.
- Production prompt: Create three matched close-up beats of the same fictional
lamp changing among exactly three brightness levels through a physical control,
consistent camera and composition, no app interface, no voice-control cues.
- Negative constraints: no color cycling, no fourth state, no screen overlay.
- Transition: brightest state settles into a finished desk composition.
### Scene 5 — Proof
- Duration: 18–24 seconds
- Buyer thought: I can see how it fits a real compact setup.
- Visual composition: side and top views show lamp footprint beside an open A5
notebook and keyboard; dimensions remain labelled `verify before production`.
- Action or motion: slow lateral move, no parallax exaggeration.
- On-screen copy: `See the footprint before you choose.`
- Product facts: F01, F03, F04
- Continuity locks: accurate relative scale only; no invented dimensions.
- Production prompt: Show the same fictional lamp in a compact desk composition
beside familiar scale references, honest perspective, connected USB-C cable,
no numeric dimensions, clean architectural product-film styling.
- Negative constraints: no fabricated measurements, no false scale, no battery.
- Transition: camera settles into the final hero angle.
### Scene 6 — CTA
- Duration: 24–30 seconds
- Buyer thought: I know what to verify next.
- Visual composition: lamp in working position, calm finished desk, text-safe zone.
- Action or motion: subtle light settle; no new feature appears.
- On-screen copy: `Foldlight — view dimensions and power requirements.`
- Product facts: F01–F06
- Continuity locks: all prior geometry, color, cable, control, and palette rules.
- Production prompt: Final realistic vertical hero frame for the same fictional
lamp, quiet dusk atmosphere, accurate single-hinge form, connected power cable,
text-safe negative space, no additional capabilities or accessories.
- Negative constraints: no discount, scarcity, review rating, or performance claim.
- Transition: clean end frame.
## Continuity bible
- Product: single-hinge folding lamp, matte sand finish, physical control.
- Power: USB-C cable remains present whenever the lamp is lit.
- Light: warm neutral appearance; brightness changes only, not color.
- Camera: restrained 50 mm product language; no extreme wide-angle distortion.
- Motion: one purposeful movement per scene; reduced-motion cut remains possible.
- Typography: one clean sans serif; short lines; no unsupported badges.
## Readiness
```text
**PRODUCT TRUTH:** ██████████ 6/6 visible claims mapped
**SCENE CONTINUITY:** ██████████ required locks present
**PRODUCTION DETAIL:** ██████████ 6/6 scenes complete
**VERDICT:** DEMONSTRATION — READY FOR PRODUCTION REVIEW
Continuity & fidelity audit
CONTINUITY FIDELITY AUDIT v1.1
**Scene sequence:** PASS — 1 through 6
**Product facts:** PASS — F01–F06 mapped
**Geometry lock:** PASS — one hinge; no added joints
**Power lock:** PASS — USB-C cable visible; no cordless use
**Control lock:** PASS — physical controls; no app or voice assistant
**Media state:** PLAN ONLY — no media was generated or fidelity-inspected
Refused inferences
- No battery, smart control, energy-savings, ergonomic, safety, popularity, or
productivity claim is added. - Dimensions remain unavailable and must be supplied before scale-critical media.
- Media quality and fidelity remain unverified because no media was generated.
Downstream handoff
Artifact: LAUNCH_STORYBOARD_PACKET v1.1. A production workflow must validate
six scenes, F01–F06 mappings, continuity locks, and the product truth matrix
before any paid generation or publication action.
Next action: supply confirmed product dimensions for a scale-locked production
pass.
**Next step:** review the evidence ledger and release blockers before using the asset externally.
product-url-to-launch-storyboard.pdf
PDF · document
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What you get
About this skill
The problem
Visual launch prompts often create attractive but unrelated scenes. Product geometry changes, unsupported features appear, and production continuity breaks.
What this skill delivers
Product URL-to-Launch Storyboard converts a supplied product page or brief into LAUNCH_STORYBOARD_PACKET v1.1: a truth matrix, audience, promise, CTA, exactly six narrative scenes, composition and motion directions, copy beats, production prompts, continuity bible, negative constraints, and downstream handoff.
Why it is different
- Every visible capability and copy claim maps to a product-fact ID.
- Locks geometry, finish, controls, cable state, and other continuity features.
- Records refused inferences and unsupported claims.
- Stops at a producible plan without claiming final media generation.
Included
Source Skill, complete worked storyboard, executable validator, and a six-page English buyer guide inside the ZIP.
Boundaries
No final media generation, protected-style copying, invented features or measurements, upload, scheduling, or publication.
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