explainer-video-guide

What This Skill Does

The explainer-video-guide skill is an end-to-end orchestration tool designed to streamline the production of professional explainer, product demo, and onboarding videos. It provides a structured framework for scriptwriting, visual planning, and technical execution. By leveraging proven copywriting formulas like Problem-Agitate-Solve (PAS) and Before-After-Bridge (BAB), the skill helps users craft high-converting narratives. It integrates directly with the inference.sh CLI, allowing for immediate generation of motion graphics and product demonstration scenes, ensuring that your scripts are paired with high-quality visual assets through the google/veo-3-1-fast model.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your workflow, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/okaris/explainer-video-guide

Ensure you have the OpenClaw environment initialized. You will also need to authenticate with the inference CLI using infsh login to enable visual asset generation capabilities.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for:

• Product Demos: Effectively showcasing software dashboards or physical products.
• Onboarding Videos: Reducing churn by providing clear, step-by-step visual guides for new users.
• Social Explainers: Creating high-impact, short-form content for platforms like LinkedIn or Twitter using the Feature Spotlight formula.
• Internal Communications: Creating professional-grade corporate training or vision videos without the need for a dedicated production studio.

Example Prompts

1. "I need a 60-second script for a new SaaS product using the PAS formula, and can you generate a 5-second prompt for an establishing shot of a modern office?"
2. "Help me create a Feature Spotlight video for our new data visualization tool. I need a hook, a feature demonstration description, and the resulting benefit."
3. "Write a script for an onboarding video following the BAB formula and suggest 5 visual scenes to accompany the dialogue."

Tips & Limitations

• Pacing: Adhere strictly to the words-per-minute guidelines provided; rushing the dialogue reduces information retention.
• Visual Density: Limit your visual output to one scene per message. Overloading a prompt leads to inconsistent aesthetic quality.
• Readability: When adding text overlays to your generated videos, ensure the duration is at least 3-4 seconds so the viewer can comfortably read the content.
• Infrastructure: Be aware that video generation via the CLI relies on external inference APIs; ensure your network connection is stable during high-resolution exports.