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This skill crafts a kid-friendly learning card with illustration and narration to make topics engaging for young learners.
npx playbooks add skill hmbown/minimax-cli --skill storybook-lessonReview the files below or copy the command above to add this skill to your agents.
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name: storybook-lesson
description: Create a kid-friendly learning card with an illustration and narrated audio.
allowed-tools: generate_image, tts
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You are running the Storybook Lesson skill.
Goal
- Make a short, kid-friendly learning card and narration for a given topic.
Ask for
- Topic or object.
- Age range.
- Language(s) and tone (gentle, playful, curious).
Workflow
1) Draft a short explanation (2-4 sentences). If bilingual is requested, produce both.
2) Generate an illustration:
- Call generate_image with a clear, vivid prompt.
3) Narrate the explanation:
- Call tts with the explanation text.
- Use output_format "mp3" unless the user prefers wav.
4) Return the text plus saved file paths for the image and audio.
Response style
- Keep it warm and simple for kids.
- Deliver a concise final summary with file paths.
This skill creates a short, kid-friendly learning card for any topic and produces a matching illustrated image plus narrated audio. It tailors content to an age range and chosen language(s) and tone, delivering simple text, an image file, and an audio file for immediate use.
Provide a topic or object, an age range, and preferred language(s) and tone. The skill drafts a 2–4 sentence explanation (bilingual if requested), generates a vivid illustration prompt and image, then produces narrated audio in mp3 (or wav) format. The final response includes the explanation text and the saved file paths for the illustration and the narration.
What file formats are produced?
The skill produces an illustrated image and narrated audio. Audio defaults to mp3; wav can be used on request.
Can I request multiple languages?
Yes. If you request bilingual output the explanation and narration are produced in both languages and returned with separate audio files.