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Use when a task involves generating or iterating on skyboxes, 360 panoramas, equirectangular images, environment maps, HDRI-style backdrops, or VR backdrops through the Scenario MCP. Triggers include text-to-skybox, turning a photo into a 360 environment, restyling a panorama's mood, upscaling a skybox without breaking the seam wrap, or exporting equirectangular or cubemap layouts for game engines such as Unity, Unreal, or Godot.

Use when generating or editing images with Seedream models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-image, image-to-image editing with reference images, posters or packaging with exact in-image text (non-Latin scripts too), subject-preserving edits, sets of related images in one run, editing a transparent asset without losing its alpha, or splitting an image into transparent PNG layers with Layerize. Keywords: Seedream 5.0 Pro, Lite, Flash, 4.5, Layerize, ByteDance, txt2img, img2img, layer extraction.

Use when a Seedance video must hold continuous movement across shots: dance choreography, fights, sports, or any performance where limbs teleport, feet slide, or motion resets at every cut, or when turning a storyboard and character sheet into a multi-shot sequence that plays as one take. Keywords: storyboard to video, choreography, movement control, pose chain, timecoded shot script, first and last frame chaining, character sheet, multi-shot continuity, Seedance 2.5 and 2.0.

Use when generating or editing video with Seedance models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-video, image-to-video, first and last frame anchors, reference-to-video from identity, product, or world references, prompt-based editing, extending a clip, audio-conditioned motion or voice, shot sound without music, first-frame versus reference conditioning, or an output blocked by moderation. Keywords: Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, ByteDance, T2V, I2V, V2V, native audio, OutputVideoSensitiveContentDetected.

Use when generating or editing video with Runway models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-video or image-to-video from a first frame with Gen4.5 (cinematic motion, sequenced actions, camera choreography), or video-to-video editing of real footage with Aleph 2 (remove objects, swap products, restyle or relight shots, keyframe-pinned reference images, motion and audio preserved). Keywords: Runway ML, Gen4.5, Gen-4.5, Aleph, T2V, I2V, V2V, first frame.

Use when generating 3D assets with Rodin Hyper3D models on Scenario via MCP: image-to-3D from up to five multiview stills, text-to-3D from a prompt, fast prototyping versus full quality tiers, quad or triangle topology, PBR materials, HighPack 4K textures, T-pose or A-pose characters for rigging, or splitting a finished mesh into parts and retexturing it with Bang!. Keywords: Rodin Gen-2.5, Hyper3D, Deemos, image to 3D, text to 3D, part segmentation, texture delight.

Use when generating or editing images with Reve models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-image from a prompt alone, instruction edits (swap poster text, recolor a product, change materials, relight or restyle a scene), merging references with consistent subjects, blending up to 6 images into one composite, or choosing between Reve v2.1 and Reve Remix. Keywords: Reve v2.1, Reve Remix, Reve AI, txt2img, img2img, frame tags, compositing, style blending, text swap.

Use when a Scenario user wants to report a bug or request a change, on the public tracker at github.com/scenario-labs/skills or by email to support@scenario.com: turning a failed generation, MCP tool error, or unclear skill into a reproducible report, collecting trace ids with diagnostics_run, stripping keys, signed asset URLs, and personal data, asking before sharing a team or project id, or building a prefilled issue URL. Keywords: file an issue, feature request, feedback.

Use when a Scenario output must be checked and improved rather than accepted first roll: iterating a generation until it matches the brief, fixing a batch that came back off-brief, retrying failed shots methodically, wiring an automated generate, review, revise loop, or deciding whether to re-prompt, swap references, inpaint, post-process, or change model. Keywords: refine, iterate, critique, review loop, QA, self-correction, verify, acceptance criteria, retry, drift.

Use when a generated Scenario image needs a quality check or a brand-brief compliance verdict before it ships: pass/warn/fail scoring, on-brand review against a configured brief, QA gating a batch, pricing or refreshing a stored verdict, or iterating a generation until it clears the gate. Keywords: quality gate, quality check, QA, verdict, brief compliance, on-brand, brand brief, pass fail, score, review, asset_quality_gate_run.

Use when producing product photography with Scenario from a real product photo: e-commerce packshots on white, transparent, or brand backgrounds, lifestyle scenes placing the product in an environment, hero shots for a landing page or marketplace listing, angle and colorway sets, relighting or shadow fixes, or any shot where the label, logo, and shape must stay exact. Keywords: product photo, packshot, e-commerce, lifestyle shot, compositing, relight, label fidelity, catalog.

Use when one image must be composed from several reference pictures through the Scenario MCP server, each lending one thing: the character from one, the place, pose, style, light, palette, material, outfit, or layout from others. Also when a reference leaks into the result (its object, colors, or face showing where it should not) or a reference's role is ignored. Keywords: multi-reference, reference roles, combine references, style reference, pose reference, give each picture a job.

Use when a Scenario generation is blocked, refused, or returns a moderation or sensitive-content error, when a video is rejected after rendering or its audio track is flagged, when an output is flagged for likeness to a real person or for IP and copyright detection, when the same prompt passes on one model and fails on another, or when a team's own characters, weapons, or props get flagged. Keywords: blocked prompt, content moderation, refused generation, provider filter, false positive.

Use when generated assets must keep a consistent style, character, or product look and references stop scaling, or when a user asks to train a custom model through the Scenario MCP, fine-tune a LoRA, clone a voice, curate a training dataset, choose a base model, set epochs and sample prompts, estimate training cost, diagnose a trained model that lost its identity or has one epoch, or generate with a trained model. Keywords: custom model, LoRA, dataset curation, epoch previews.

Use when comparing Scenario models on the same brief through MCP: a bake-off with shared prompts and inputs, cost, generation time and quality measured side by side, choosing a default model, testing a new release against the incumbent, or finding which model handles a style, edit, or reference image best. Keywords: model comparison, benchmark, bake-off, A/B test, contact sheet, cost per asset, latency.

Use when generating or editing video with MiniMax Hailuo models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-video, image-to-video, first and last frame anchors, reference images, videos, or audio, native stereo audio, bracketed camera commands, extending a clip, inserting a new scene into one, or recasting the people in it from photos. Keywords: MiniMax, Hailuo 3.0, H3, H3 Max, Turbo, Extend Video, Insert Video, Recast, Hailuo 2.3, T2V, I2V, V2V, 2K.

Use when generating music with MiniMax models on Scenario via MCP: full songs with vocals from a lyric sheet, structure tags like [Verse] and [Chorus], auto-written lyrics from a plain-language brief, instrumental tracks from a style prompt, or covering an uploaded MP3 or WAV in a new genre while keeping the melody. Keywords: MiniMax Music 3.0, Music Cover, Hailuo, text-to-music, audio-to-audio, song generation, lyrics, vocals, instrumental, BPM, genre swap.

Use when creating or refining 3D assets with Meshy models on Scenario via MCP: image-to-3D from one photo or 1-4 multi-view angles, text-to-3D, retexturing an existing GLB, remeshing to a target polycount, UV unwrapping, auto-rigging a humanoid character, or applying a library animation clip. Keywords: Meshy 7 and Meshy 6, Ultra mode, Smart Topology, PBR maps, texture prompt, triangle or quad topology, game-ready mesh, A-pose, T-pose, GLB pipeline.

Use when generating or editing images with Microsoft MAI Image models on Scenario via MCP: photoreal or stylized text-to-image with legible in-image typography, posters, packaging, magazine covers, ads, key art, or instruction-based editing such as text swaps, recoloring, object removal or replacement, background swaps, lighting changes, and full restyles. Keywords: MAI Image 2.5, 2.5 Pro, 2.5 Edit, 2.5 Pro Edit, Microsoft, txt2img, img2img, typography, text rendering, image edit.

Use when generating or editing video with Luma Ray models on Scenario via MCP: cinematic text-to-video, image-to-video from a start frame, start plus end frame anchors, seamless looping clips, HDR output, restyling footage while preserving motion with edit strengths and face, pose, depth, or trajectory controls, reframing to another aspect ratio by outpainting, or budget prompt edits on real footage. Keywords: Luma, Dream Machine, Ray 3.2, Ray 3, Modify Video, Reframe, T2V, I2V, V2V, loop, HDR.

Use when generating or editing images with Luma Uni-1 models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-image, prompt-based editing of an existing image, style or character reference images with named roles, web search grounding for real-world subjects, rendering exact title text into posters, aspect ratio control, or choosing between Uni-1 Max and Uni-1. Keywords: Luma Labs, Uni-1, Photon, txt2img, img2img, image edit, reference images, webSearch, reasoning image model.

Use when generating or editing video with Kling models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-video, image-to-video with first and last frames, multi-shot sequences with per-shot prompts, consistent characters via elements and reference images, prompt-based video editing, motion transfer from a driving video (motion control, mocap), lipsync to audio or text, talking avatars, native audio and dialogue, or picking 720p, 1080p, or 4K tiers. Keywords: Kling V3, O1, 2.6, Omni, Kuaishou, T2V, I2V, V2V.

Use when editing an existing image on Scenario through MCP with a tool model, not a new generation: upscale or enhance to 2x, 4K, 8K, super resolution, 3D LUT color grade, color correction, posterize, solarize, vignette, film grain, blur, sharpen, glow, chromatic aberration, oilify, cubism, crystallize, dodge and burn, tint, desaturate, expand or uncrop, reframe an aspect ratio, resize to exact pixels, slice tiles, contact sheet, split into layers, remove a background or watermark, vectorize.

Use when generating or editing images with Scenario through MCP: text-to-image, image-to-image, instruction editing, inpainting or outpainting with a mask, background control, aspect ratio or resolution sizing, several outputs per run, or choosing between Scenario image models. Also when a run fails on prompt length, a plan-restricted model, or a reference image that was silently ignored. Keywords: txt2img, img2img, image edit, inpaint, mask, reference image, aspect ratio.

Use when generating or editing images with Ideogram models on Scenario via MCP: posters, logos, menus, packaging, or signage with exact in-image text, editing an image in place while keeping its exact size, transparent PNG generation, background removal that keeps hair and glass edges, editable text layers for localization, or one consistent character from a reference. Keywords: Ideogram 4.5, Precise Edit, V4, V3, typography, aspect ratio, layerize, character reference, inpainting.

Use when generating or editing video with Grok Imagine models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-video, image-to-video from a first frame, reference-to-video with @image tags for consistent people, products, or clothing, prompt-based editing, extending a clip from its last frame, native audio with lip-synced dialogue and sound effects, or choosing between first-frame and reference conditioning. Keywords: Grok Imagine Video 1.5, R2V, Grok Edit Video, Grok Extend Video, xAI, T2V, I2V, V2V.

Use when generating or editing images with Grok Imagine models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-image, instruction editing with up to three reference images, posters, packaging, ads, or infographics with exact in-image text, photoreal shots from camera and lighting cues, extended aspect ratios up to 20:9 and 9:20, quality and resolution tiers, or batches of variations. Keywords: Grok Imagine Image 2.0, Image Quality, xAI, Aurora, Grok, txt2img, img2img, typography, 2K.

Use when generating or editing images with OpenAI's GPT Image models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-image, edits from reference images, inpainting with an alpha mask, in-image text for logos and infographics, transparent cutouts, pixel sizing up to 4K, quality tiers up to xhigh and max, input fidelity for product or face detail, or choosing between Flare, Sunburst, GPT Image 2 and 1.5. Keywords: GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2, OpenAI, DALL-E, gpt-image, ChatGPT image, txt2img, img2img, background.

Use when generating, extending, or editing video with Gemini Omni models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-video, image-to-video from a first frame, reference-to-video keeping a character, product, or place consistent, appending footage to a clip, restyling footage by prompt (season, wardrobe, art style), native audio with dialogue and ambience, or picking between first-frame and reference conditioning. Keywords: Gemini Omni Flash, 1.1 Flash, Google, T2V, I2V, V2V, extend, subject consistency.

Use when generating or editing images with Google's Gemini image models (Nano Banana) on Scenario via MCP: text-to-image, natural-language instruction editing, identity locking or style transfer from reference images, multi-image fusion, pulling stills from a video clip, Google Search grounding, thinking level tuning, 512 to 4K output, or choosing between Flash, Pro, and Lite. Keywords: Gemini 3.1 Flash, Gemini 3.0 Pro, Gemini 3.1 Lite, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, txt2img, img2img.

Use when one approved visual, image or video, must ship at many sizes or placements through Scenario: adapting a master to 1:1, 4:5, 9:16, or 16:9, social formats for feeds and stories, YouTube thumbnails, storefront capsules and app store graphics, marketplace product images, link previews, display banners, a website hero, or choosing between crop, resize, expand, and generative reframe. Keywords: aspect ratio, resize, reframe, outpaint, expand, derivative, safe zone, thumbnail, banner.

Use when putting a person from a photo into live-broadcast crowd footage with Scenario: a stadium or arena fan-cam reaction, a jumbotron or kiss-cam moment, a spectator cutaway at a match or concert, a courtside or front-row sighting, or a personalized sports-TV still that then animates into video. Keywords: fan cam, crowd reaction, jumbotron, stadium screen, kiss cam, broadcast cutaway, spectator, crowd shot, sports TV, courtside, arena.

Use when generating or transforming audio with ElevenLabs models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-speech with inline emotion tags, music from a prompt or sectioned songs, sound effects and loops, dubbing audio or video into another language, re-voicing a recording with a preset or cloned voice, or isolating speech from noise. Keywords: ElevenLabs, Eleven v3, Multilingual v2, Turbo 2.5, Music v2, Sound Effects 2, Dubbing, Voice Changer, Speech to Speech, Voice Isolator, TTS, SFX, localization.

Use when one look must hold across Scenario generations: one character across scenes, a turnaround, or a video animated from its references, one product across angles, one style across icon sets, a character from an uploaded drawing, a variant off an approved baseline, or deciding when references stop scaling and a trained model is due. Triggers: make this match, same character, on-model, reference to video, style reference. Keywords: consistency, identity, control map, seed, LoRA.

Use when changing an existing ChatGPT pet or Codex pet sprite sheet with Scenario: fixing a broken row, frame, jump or edge, regenerating one animation state, adding the sixteen look directions to a 1536x1872 v1 sheet, giving the pet a new outfit, color or accessory, renaming it in its pet.json, or checking a pet sheet and previewing it as an animated GIF.

Use when a video needs its spoken words on screen through Scenario via MCP: burned-in styled captions for a TikTok, Reels, or Shorts cut, ad captions for sound-off feeds, YouTube subtitles, an SRT sidecar, transcription of a clip's audio, captions translated into another language, karaoke or word-by-word styles, or restyling and correcting an existing transcript. Keywords: captions, subtitles, SRT, transcribe, karaoke, word-by-word, burn in, closed captions, translate video, caption style.

Use when building a visual identity or brand kit with Scenario: a logo, wordmark, or icon as editable SVG, a color palette and typography spec, logo variants (mono, reversed, favicon), and brand applications like social templates, avatars, banners, or merchandise mockups. Also for a rebrand or refreshing an existing mark. Keywords: brandkit, brand kit, visual identity, logo, monogram, wordmark, SVG, vectorize, color palette, typography, brand guidelines, brand board, launch kit.

Use when generating or handling audio on Scenario via MCP. Triggers include music tracks, full-length songs with vocals written from lyrics, background scores, soundtracks, game sound effects, SFX, foley, ambience, looping audio, voiceover, narration, speech, TTS, text-to-speech, dialogue, voice cloning, re-voicing a recording, scoring or adding sound to a video, transcription, or requests to create, wait on, play, or download audio files (MP3, WAV) with Scenario tools.

Use when finished Scenario assets have to give something back: a caption for a dataset or alt text, a reusable style description, a verdict against a brief, a canny, depth, pose, or segmentation control map for the next model, or the asset itself found again by text, tags, or visual similarity and filed into a collection. Keywords: caption, describe, analyze, QA, control map, find similar, reverse image search, semantic search, tag, collection.

Use when making multiple independent ad or campaign edits from existing footage with Scenario: hook, CTA, copy, end-card, placement, or targeted visual variants. Also for revising one variant or resuming a partially completed batch. Not for a new commercial from a still image, ordinary single-clip grading, or automatic Cartesian combinations.

Use when creating or editing music with ACE-Step models on Scenario via MCP: text-to-music songs with sung vocals from a lyric sheet, instrumental tracks, covering or restyling an existing song, repainting one section in place, changing sung lyrics, adding an instrument layer, completing a partial recording into a full arrangement, extracting stems, or choosing between Turbo and Quality lanes. Keywords: ACE-Step 1.5, cover strength, repaint, Vocal2BGM, stem separation, karaoke, BPM.

Use when generating navigable 3D worlds or Gaussian splat scenes on Scenario via MCP: text-to-world, image-to-world, a 360 panorama or skybox turned into a walkable splat, multi-view photos or a video walkthrough reconstructed as a splat, or one object photo to splat. Keywords: World Labs Marble 1.1, 1.1 Plus, 1.0 Draft, Hunyuan World, HY World, image-to-skybox, skybox-to-splat, multiview-to-splat, TripoSplat, gaussian splatting, 3DGS, spz, world generation, explorable scene, VR.

Use when generating or handling 3D assets through the Scenario MCP server, including text-to-3D or image-to-3D meshes, GPT-6 Astra 3D or Claude Opus 5.5 3D, GLB, FBX, OBJ, STL, or VOX files, PBR-textured or game-ready models, voxel models, multi-view reconstruction, editing a mesh by prompt, retexture, remesh, UV unwrap, auto-rigging a biped or quadruped, or retargeting an animation, previewing a mesh in the 3D viewer, or downloading a model for import into Unity, Unreal, Godot, or Blender.

MANDATORY for every coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, or any other) on every change-set — every applicable source file the agent creates or updates MUST start with the project's copyright/authorship header (file overview + exact author line). Use automatically whenever writing a new file or editing an existing one; do not wait to be asked. Covers JS/TS/TSX/CJS/MJS, Python, shell, and CSS. Includes the audit script to verify repo-wide compliance.

Run a fully local agent-deck retrospective over the user's own transcripts, Recall index and logs. Use when a user wants to find recurring failures or take their own finding from investigation through synthetic reproduction, a user-filed issue, a test-first fix and contributor PR handoff. Also use for weekly usage reviews, repeated corrections, retries, stuck sessions, false delivery reports and crashes. Never upload private usage data.

Reproduce agent-deck bugs from an issue, transcript excerpt, or description in an isolated environment, and prove fixes with the same reproduction and a regression test. Use for a concrete agent-deck issue or candidate, verifying a fix, preparing a contributor bug-fix PR, or when deck-retro passes a candidate. Broad usage or transcript mining starts with deck-retro; it invokes this skill only after identifying each candidate. Includes a test-first fix loop and evidence-backed reproduced, not reproduced, and fixed verdicts.

Use when a task involves creating or editing a Scenario workflow graph through MCP: building an app from a brief, adding or rewiring nodes (models, prompts, approval gates, loops), authoring editor_info, publishing, unpublishing or renaming, importing an exported workflow JSON, migrating a graph built in Weavy, ComfyUI, or another node tool, copying a workflow, or turning a prompt chain into an app. Running or pricing a workflow is scenario-workflows. Keywords: node graph, editor_info, CEL.

Use when text must appear letter-perfect on generated media: taglines, CTAs, prices, legal supers, lower thirds, end cards, nameplates, or styled rich cards composited over Scenario images and video. Keywords: text overlay, text card, caption card, CTA, legal super, tagline, end card, lower third, price card, HUD text, transparent PNG.

Use when animating 2D game art with Scenario: walk, idle or attack cycles in 4 or 8 directions, isometric sprite sheets, animated GIFs, frame-by-frame pixel art animation, VFX loops such as fire or smoke, looping a sprite seamlessly, animating an existing character image, a full animation sheet from one prompt, extracting animation frames from a generated video, or slicing a sprite sheet into engine-ready frames for Unity, Godot, or Unreal. Keywords: spritesheet, keyframes, frame grid, GIF.

Use when making the art for a side-scroller or 2D platformer: side-view pixel-art sprite sheets for a hero and ground enemies (run, walk, idle, attack, hurt cycles, air spin, jump and fall poses) and per-level layers (parallax background and midground, seamless wall texture, platform strip, props). Also use when a magenta key eats part of a sprite, a walk loop will not close, a slash trail keys into a solid block, generated textures do not tile, or poses on one sheet will not split.

Use when turning a song, track, or audio master into a finished music video with Scenario and Seedance: planning shots against beats and sections, transcribing lyrics, generating clips that cut to music, keeping the shots' own sound while the song stays the only score, assembling a delivery over the untouched master soundtrack, or verifying the final cut. Keywords: music video, beat sync, shot list, lyric transcription, reference frames, ffmpeg assembly, Seedance.

Use when retexturing an existing 3D asset with PATINA PBR materials through the Scenario MCP server: a GLB or Blender scene (an image-to-3D result with flat colors, a prop, a diorama) whose surfaces need basecolor, normal, roughness, metalness, and height maps per material family with geometry untouched, or a matched before-and-after comparison film rendered in Blender with one camera path, lighting, and cut. Keywords: PATINA, PBR retexture, material families, Blender EEVEE, comparison video.

Use when a single image of a character, creature, prop, vehicle, or building must be seen from new camera angles through the Scenario MCP server: turnarounds, a 360 orbit, views from behind, above, below, or straight down, consistent multi-angle renders on the same grounded background or on transparency, or novel views that go through a 3D intermediary instead of guessing.

Use when turning a song into a kinetic-typography or motion-design music video, lyric video, visualizer or K-pop style MV with Scenario, landscape or vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts: a generated subject sheet, style frames and footage, plus a deterministic JavaScript/three.js engine for lyric type, mattes and tracked graphics timed to sung onsets. Also for revising, recutting or cutting teasers from such a video.

Use when a creative task has no direction yet: finding inspiration, exploring looks or styles, proposing concept directions to pick between, building a moodboard or reference board, doing visual research, mining existing assets for a style, or escaping generic AI-looking output. Also when a saved Scenario collection should drive a new batch as art direction. Keywords: inspiration, moodboard, references, art direction, style exploration, concepts, serendipity, ideation, surprise me.

Use when creating game art through Scenario MCP: sprites, sprite sheets, icons, props, loot, tilesets and autotile terrain transitions, seamless tiles, isometric buildings, top-down maps, pixel art, UI buttons and panels, parallax background layers or depth planes for side-scrollers, and character or concept art; or when assets need transparent backgrounds, background removal, style-consistent variation batches, upscaling, pixel-grid cleanup, or PNG export for Unity, Godot, or Unreal.

Use when creating a ChatGPT pet or Codex pet with Scenario: hatching an animated companion from a text idea, a character, mascot or brand cue, or reference photos and art; making the 1536x2288 v2 pet sprite sheet with nine animation states and sixteen look directions, the 1536x1872 v1 sheet ChatGPT web uploads, a pixel-perfect pixel-art pet, an animated GIF of the pet, or a Codex pet.json package.

Use when answering Scenario admin analytics questions about Creative Unit consumption, most-used models, usage by user or project, AI adoption observability, cached usage data, CSV exports, enterprise PDF reports with charts, or a local analytics dashboard. Keywords: usage API, CU, analytics, adoption, reporting, consumption, cache.

Use when building or fixing an Unreal Engine 5 level or open world: World Partition, OFPA, Data Layers, Level Instances, Packed Level Actors, HLOD, landscape size, heightmap import or clipping, edit layers, terrain material rules, foliage and grass, a PCG forest or rock scatter, runtime GPU grass, Nanite and tessellation choices, modular kits, a river or village, streaming pop-in, cells not loading, landscape black spots, "PCG shows nothing in the editor", or a world too heavy to hand to lighting.

Use when a UE5 task involves Niagara or Chaos destruction: a Niagara fireball, projectile trail, impact explosion, muzzle flash, spell, smoke, sparks, debris, Niagara fluids or flipbooks; "Niagara is too expensive", stat NiagaraOverview, Effect Types, pooling, Data Channels, lightweight emitters, VFX scalability; judging an effect's readability, value, color, timing, white blowout or strobing; or a wall that shatters, geometry collection fracture, Dataflow, damage thresholds, floating chunks, debris cost, Chaos Visual Debugger.