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Open the Agent tab

You land on a heading like 'Open Skills'. A skill is a packaged, reusable workflow — prompt structure, reference assets and style choices — built by another creator and published for anyone to reuse. Each card shows its creator handle.

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Demo one flagship skill end to end

Run 'Movie Maker' first. It is built for creators who want a finished 10-second cinematic clip rather than a pile of disconnected frames, so it shows what a complete packaged pipeline looks like.

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Browse the rest of the shelf

The table below lists skills seen on the dashboard. The library runs into the thousands and changes constantly, so treat any list as a snapshot.

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Use Explore to set the bar

The compass icon opens a browsable stream of community work. Use it at the start of a unit to set a quality standard, and again at the end if students publish their own clips.

Callout

Set the expectation early: students should graduate from packaged skills to original Create prompts, or the whole class converges on the same few looks.

Skills seen on the dashboard

SkillWhat it packages
Movie MakerA finished 10-second cinematic clip from one brief — the best first demo.
RealDanceUpload a character, pick a dance style, get Act-Motion-style movement.
Lip Gen-3.1The native lip-motion engine with extra tuning applied.
Stick Figure StudioRestyles a subject into stick-figure animation.
Style Variant GeneratorSeveral stylistic variants from one input image — good for comparing options.

Other reported skills include a story-to-short-drama pipeline, a virtual idol and character-consistency builder, and an AI music-video concept generator.

Next up: Real Motion 3.0

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