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demo-clip-storyboard

Use when asked to plan a short demo video for a repo, script a 20-second clip, storyboard a GIF for a README or launch post, or make a project look good on X or LinkedIn. Produces the script for the 20-second video that sells a repo: a shot list with a timestamp per shot, on-screen text, exactly what to record, the hook in the first two seconds, and post copy for X and LinkedIn. For a live product demo to an audience, use demo-script; for cutting clips from a long recording, use clip-factory.

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# Demo Clip Storyboard

On a timeline, a repo gets about two seconds to show something worth stopping for. A good 20-second clip opens on the result, not the install; shows one transformation from before to after; and ends on the one command or link that gets the viewer there. This skill plans that clip shot by shot so it can be recorded in one sitting.

## Required Inputs

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- **What the project does**, in one sentence
- **The single most impressive moment**: the before and after a user sees
- **The audience**: developers, designers, a general audience
- **What can be recorded**: terminal, browser, phone, editor
- **The call to action**: install command, live demo link, or repo link

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