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@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-video-production

v0.7.0

Published

TypeScript port of the veo-generator + veo-showreel-production-kit pi skills. Parses a scripted shot package (shots/*.md) and renders one mp4 clip per camera cut with the Google Veo 3.1 API, plus storyboard first-frame generation via nano-banana. Exposed

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@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-video-production

TypeScript port of the standalone veo-generator + veo-showreel-production-kit pi skills — no Python. Parses a scripted shot package (shots/*.md) and renders one mp4 clip per camera cut with the Google Veo 3.1 API, reusing the prompt, negative prompt, seed, aspect/resolution, reference image and first-frame sketch written in each shot file. Storyboard first-frames are generated via nano-banana.

Exposed as:

  • pi skillsveo-showreel-production-kit (prompting) + veo-generator (render).
  • CLI binpi-veo (parse / plan / render / storyboard).

Usage

pi-veo parse <Project>                       # dry-run: validate the shot package
pi-veo plan <Project>                        # resolve key/model/outputs, no API call
pi-veo render <Project> --shots 01           # render one shot
pi-veo render <Project> --model fast --resolution 720p   # cheap preview pass
pi-veo render <Project> --parallel 4         # independent shots, N concurrent
pi-veo render <Project> --chain              # seamless A→B (ffmpeg last-frame handoff)
pi-veo storyboard <Project>                  # (re)generate first-frame sketches

<Project> may be a project dir, a video_production dir, or a shots dir. Rendered clips land in <package>/renders/; already-rendered shots are skipped unless --force.

API key

VEO_API_KEY (or GEMINI_API_KEY / GOOGLE_API_KEY) resolves from, in order: --api-key, the environment, a project-local .env (project + up to two parents), then this package's .env. Copy .env.example. Nothing committed.

Prerequisites

  • Node (runs as TypeScript via pi's jiti loader — no build step).
  • @google/genai (bundled dependency) + a Veo-enabled Gemini API key.
  • ffmpeg on PATH — only for --chain.
  • Network access for npx (storyboard step fetches the nano-banana CLI).

Programmatic API

import { renderShots, planRender } from "@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-video-production/render.js";
import { inspectPackage } from "@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-video-production/inspect.js";
import { generateStoryboard } from "@blackbelt-technology/pi-dashboard-video-production/storyboard.js";

The Veo client is injectable (clientFactory) so rendering logic is testable without the SDK or network.