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+ +A complete **2-minute, 16:9 cinematic short film** — produced end-to-end from a single natural-language sentence, with **zero manual editing**. This showcase demonstrates how an AI Agent can compose a multi-step creative pipeline by orchestrating three primitives: + +- **[Qwen Code](https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code)** — the agentic coding model that interprets the user's intent and drives the workflow +- **[Aliyun Model Studio CLI](https://github.com/modelstudioai/cli/)** — invokes **HappyHorse 1.0**, Aliyun Model Studio's text-/image-/reference-to-video generation model +- **[spark-video Skill](https://github.com/JohnKeating1997/spark-video)** — handles scene decomposition, storyboarding, shot continuity, and final stitching + +### The single prompt + +> *"Generate a roughly 2-minute video in Japanese cinematic style — a sweet, innocent first-love story about a high-school girl. The plot should be heart-fluttering enough to make viewers want to fall in love. Aspect ratio: 16:9."* +> +> *(Original: "帮我生成一段日系影视风格，高中女生的青涩初恋故事，剧情高甜，让人看了想谈恋爱，2分钟左右的视频，尺寸是16:9")* + +### How it works + +1. **Qwen Code** parses the request, plans the narrative beats, and decides which tools to call. +2. The **spark-video Skill** breaks the story into shots, writes per-shot prompts, and enforces visual continuity (characters, lighting, palette, lens language). +3. **`bl video generate`** dispatches each shot to **HappyHorse 1.0** in parallel. +4. The skill stitches all clips back together into a single 16:9 / ~2-min deliverable. + +No timeline scrubbing. No frame-by-frame editing. Just one sentence → one video. + + ## Installation ```bash