Install
openclaw skills install @gpt-img-2/wan-3-video-prompt-architectBuild and review production-ready prompts and short shot plans for WAN-30.video text-to-video or image-to-video work. Use when a user needs clearer subject motion, camera direction, scene continuity, audio direction, reference-image roles, or a pre-generation configuration check; do not use this Skill to claim official Alibaba or Wan affiliation, call a model provider, access an account, or spend credits.
openclaw skills install @gpt-img-2/wan-3-video-prompt-architectTurn an idea into an inspectable prompt or short shot plan for the independent WAN-30.video workspace. Keep the user's subject and intent intact. Do not imply that this Skill, its optional MCP, or WAN-30.video is an official Alibaba or Wan project.
Identify the generation mode, subject, visible action, environment, desired framing, camera movement, lighting, visual treatment, duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and audio direction. For image-to-video work, describe what each supplied image should control, such as the opening frame, closing frame, subject identity, product appearance, or composition.
If essential information is missing, choose a conservative default and label it. Do not invent an uploaded image, brand asset, performer identity, license, or model capability.
Order instructions by production importance:
Prefer observable direction over abstract praise. Replace terms such as “cinematic” or “dynamic” with the actual shot, motion, light, pace, and composition that should appear. Keep one primary action per short shot and avoid contradictory camera commands.
Give every shot a duration and make the sum match the requested clip length. Preserve the subject, wardrobe, location logic, light direction, screen direction, and motion across cuts unless the user asks for a change. State the transition only when it matters.
For image-to-video prompts, do not ask a reference image to establish incompatible poses, locations, or camera angles at the same moment. Treat a closing image as an intended destination, not permission to replace the subject midway.
At the time this Skill was published, WAN-30.video exposed Wan 3.0 text-to-video and image-to-video workflows with 4–15 second duration choices, 480p or 720p output choices, optional audio, and up to three images in the image workflow. These are site-specific interface facts, not universal claims about every Wan implementation. Recheck the live generator before relying on them because availability and pricing can change.
Flag:
build_wan3_video_prompt assembles a structured prompt from a production brief.plan_wan3_shot_sequence turns short shots into a timed continuity plan.diagnose_wan3_video_prompt checks prompt clarity and the current WAN-30.video configuration boundaries.get_wan3_video_resources returns canonical creation, guide, pricing, and policy URLs.Connect the stdio server with:
openclaw mcp add wan3-video \
--command npx \
--arg -y \
--arg github:gpt-img-2/wan3-video-prompt-mcp \
--include 'build_wan3_video_prompt,plan_wan3_shot_sequence,diagnose_wan3_video_prompt,get_wan3_video_resources'
Then run openclaw mcp doctor wan3-video --probe. If the installed release does not expose an mcp command group, add npx -y github:gpt-img-2/wan3-video-prompt-mcp as a Stdio server in MCP settings. The MCP is optional; never imply it ran when unavailable.
Return Mode, Prompt, Shot plan when needed, Reference roles, Configuration, Assumptions, and Preflight warnings. Keep prompt text separate from commentary so it can be copied without cleanup.