Assemble an expert/educator motion-graphic LISTICLE video ad from a config — a spoken authoritative voiceover carries a numbered listicle while N web-animated hyperframe beats (HTML plus the Web Animations API, one branded design system of alternating tiles, big hero numerals, and glass-pill callouts) are rendered frame-by-frame via Playwright and anchored to the VO's word-level timestamps, periodic color-graded B-roll windows give visual breath, and captions burn ONLY inside those B-roll windows (2-word chunks, ASS Format header carrying a Name field so none drop) with the VO mixed under a low music bed. This is the FREE deterministic assembly stage (Playwright beat render plus ffmpeg concat plus window-masked caption burn plus VO-and-music mix plus final composite) — the VO, the music bed, and the stock B-roll come from create-vo-elevenlabs, create-music-elevenlabs, and media-proxy. Use for the vo-anchored-motion-listicle format.
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tessl review fix ./skills/ads/capabilities/render-vo-anchored-motion-listicle/SKILL.mdAssemble an expert/educator motion-graphic listicle ad from a config: an authoritative spoken
voiceover carries a numbered listicle (hook + N points + CTA) and every visual beat is anchored to
the VO's word-level timestamps. Each beat is a web-animated hyperframe (an HTML page + the Web
Animations API driven by window.renderAt(t)) rendered to video frame-by-frame with Playwright, all
in ONE branded design system (alternating background tiles, big hero numerals, body type, decorative
SVG accents, glass-pill callouts). Periodic color-graded B-roll windows give visual breath, and
captions burn only on the B-roll windows. The shipped master is pure motion-graphic + VO — there
is NO lipsync (the still expert headshot is kept only for a future lipsync variant). This capability
is the FREE, deterministic assembly — the Playwright beat render, the ffmpeg concat, the
window-masked caption burn, the VO+music mix, and the final composite.
scripts/config.example.json is the worked example (Everself "doctor-educator" listicle, ~66s
1080×1920 9:16 at 25fps); scripts/PIPELINE.md maps every config block to its source step and
scripts/README.md documents the free assembly.
This is the FREE, deterministic assembly stage — it spends nothing. The paid inputs are separate
capabilities — the spoken VO (create-vo-elevenlabs, a cloned or cast expert voice, eleven_v3 +
atempo) whose word-level timestamps (Groq whisper-large-v3 word-level) set the timeline; the low
music bed (create-music-elevenlabs); and the stock B-roll (media-proxy, trimmed + color-graded).
Given the VO + words-flat.json + the N authored hyperframe beats + the color-graded B-roll windows +
the brand wordmark SVG, render-vo-anchored-motion-listicle renders each beat frame-by-frame via
Playwright (all beats at fps 25), concats the beats + B-roll, burns the window-masked captions, mixes
the VO under the low music bed, and composites → the master. Re-cuts reuse the existing VO / beats /
B-roll and cost $0.
window.renderAt(t); Playwright screenshots it frame-by-frame and
ffmpeg encodes it. This is NOT i2v — it is deterministic web motion graphics._shared.css (palette + type + alternating
tiles + accents + glass-pill) so N beats read as one designed reel; alternate only the background
tile, keep numerals / body / accents / pills consistent.Format: header MUST carry a Name field — without it the leading-comma bug eats the
first field and captions silently drop. If the host ffmpeg lacks libass, render the cues as timed
PIL PNG overlays (ffmpeg overlay=…:enable='between(t,st,en)') at the same placement.I=-14 → a 1080×1920 25fps h264 crf18 + aac 192k master. No paid calls, no keys.8866b2a
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