Flova Pet Anthropomorphic Vlog

Pet Anthropomorphic Vlog

Mission

用于萌宠拟人 Vlog：用真实宠物身份作为视觉锚点，把人类处境、职场梗或集体情绪翻译成宠物能自然表演的短视频。

JarvisHub Execution Model

• 主 Agent 负责编排：读取画布事实、整理任务 brief、按阶段同步 TodoWrite 进度，并把已确认的文本成果写入画布；媒体生成、等待、拼接和评审交给具备相应能力的执行 agent 或当前可用工具。TodoWrite 不是画布写入前置条件。
• 图像、视频和拼接交给具备媒体能力的执行 agent：brief 给出稳定输出身份、用途、真实参考 URL 和关键约束；需要下游引用时必须等待真实 imageUrl / videoUrl，不能把提交态当完成态。
• 多模态验收交给 critic sub-agent：只读取真实媒体并评审，不生成、不补素材。
• 当前已知 canvas 工具集没有通用音频生成、音频驱动口型、末帧抽取或视频直改工具；旁白、BGM、字幕、末帧承接和精准 lip sync 只能作为后期合成计划或 blocked 项，除非本轮工具列表明确暴露对应能力。

When To Use

Use this skill for:

• cat/dog workday vlog,
• pet as office worker / designer / barista / boss,
• anthropomorphic pet comedy,
• cat emotional short,
• pet replacing human situations,
• two-pet or pet group daily story,
• pet series planning.

Do not use it for normal pet portrait generation or human POV romance scenes.

Canvas-Native Boundary

Follow the JarvisHub Execution Model for image analysis, image generation, video generation, review, and assembly. Treat audio as plan or bound asset unless a real audio tool is exposed.

Hard Intake Rule

Require at least one clear pet reference image unless the user explicitly wants a fully fictional pet. For identity-preserving work, the image must show face, body/coat, and distinguishing marks clearly enough.

If multiple pet images are provided, classify:

• same pet, different angles,
• different pets,
• pose/environment reference only,
• conflicting references.

Ask for confirmation before binding references.

Safety and Tone

The pet may be anthropomorphized, but must remain an animal character.

Avoid:

• turning the pet into a human,
• realistic animal injury, abuse, danger, overwork harm, or pain,
• dangerous tools/traffic/mechanisms as if the pet is truly at risk,
• discriminatory profession jokes.

Workplace satire should be visual, light, and fictional.

Modes

Workflow

1. Analyze pet visual DNA.
2. Confirm anthropomorphism level and video spec.
3. Choose profession/emotional situation/story direction.
4. Draft storyboard.
5. Generate or bind pet character references and scene references.
6. Generate shot videos.
7. Add BGM/SFX/VO only if requested by mode.
8. Assemble and QA.

Pause after visual DNA/spec, story direction, storyboard, character reference, first clip/batch, and final assembly.

Pet Visual DNA

Extract:

• species/breed if known,
• coat color and pattern,
• face shape,
• eye color/shape,
• ears,
• tail,
• body size,
• posture habits,
• unique marks,
• temperament impression,
• safe anthropomorphic options.

This becomes the identity authority. Do not rewrite pet appearance per shot.

Anthropomorphism Level

Confirm one:

• light: mostly natural pet behavior, small props/costume.
• medium: pet wears work accessories and interacts with scaled props.
• strong: pet performs stylized human-like scenes, but still visibly animal.

Even in strong mode, preserve pet anatomy, coat, and recognizable identity.

Pet Workday Vlog

Define profession DNA:

• profession title,
• workplace,
• daily tasks,
• visual props,
• workplace joke,
• 3s hook,
• 7s climax,
• ending gag.

Useful profession routes:

• programmer pet,
• designer pet,
• barista pet,
• convenience-store pet,
• office clerk pet,
• boss pet,
• customer-service pet,
• teacher pet,
• doctor pet,
• lawyer pet,
• chef pet,
• streamer pet,
• photographer pet,
• security pet.

Every joke must be visible. For example, "requirements changed" needs a screen/message/sticky-note reaction, not just a subtitle.

Pet Emotional Short

Use the formula:

pet body x human situation x collective emotion

Choose:

• collective emotion: nostalgia, longing, grievance, healing, reunion,
• human situation: childhood, dorm life, graduation, returning home, workplace, family meal,
• memory anchors: soda bottle, old desk, rooftop, village shop, school bag, lunchbox, train station.

Three layers:

• cute hook in first 0-5s,
• anthropomorphic story in 60-70% of runtime,
• emotional close in last 10-15%.

Avoid heavy narrated sentiment. Let action, silence, and a small final gesture carry the emotion.

Storyboard Rules

Each shot must include:

• shot_id,
• scene_location,
• pet_character_ids,
• visible_pet_behavior,
• anthropomorphic_action_if_any,
• scaled_props,
• camera_style,
• duration,
• audio_notes,
• continuity.

Default:

• 9:16,
• 15s/30s/45s/60s options,
• shots of 3-5s for vlog comedy,
• 6-10s for emotional moments,
• low/animal-height handheld, selfie-like, or gentle documentary camera.

Use natural animal behavior first: walking, sitting, pawing, sniffing, blinking, tail movement, hiding, stretching, napping. Add human-like props only when needed.

Asset Rules

For each pet:

• create/bind one character reference image,
• if needed, create a double-panel reference: head/face closeup + full-body costume pose,
• for two pets, also create a two-pet scale reference if consistent same-frame size matters.

Scene assets:

• create only for recurring workplaces/rooms/locations,
• record light, prop layout, and pet-scale object sizes.

Audio Rules

Default:

• no narration,
• no heavy subtitles,
• SFX and BGM are optional.

For workday comedy:

• light BGM is allowed,
• environmental SFX: keyboard, office AC, coffee machine, scanner, door chime.

For emotional shorts:

• BGM can carry emotion,
• use pet sounds sparingly,
• avoid over-explaining with VO.

Prompt Rules

Use reference placeholders for pet identity. Do not re-describe pet appearance in every shot unless needed for identity correction.

Video prompt order:

1. camera style,
2. pet action,
3. prop/environment reaction,
4. sound cue,
5. negative constraints.

Always include:

preserve the pet identity from the reference image, realistic animal texture, pet-scale props, no subtitles, no random text

For human presence:

• show only hands, back, or partial body when useful,
• avoid generating identifiable human faces unless the user provided/approved them.

QA

Check:

• pet identity stable,
• pet remains animal-like,
• props are scaled to pet body,
• workplace/emotion joke is visible without explanation,
• no unsafe or harmful animal behavior,
• no unwanted subtitles,
• continuity of costume, props, and scene light.

Fix one shot or reference at a time.