remotion-video-production
Compatibility alias for `video-production` when a prompt, setup surface, or legacy workflow explicitly asks for Remotion video production. Use when the request names Remotion, React-based video rendering, compositions, scene components, or a legacy `remotion-video-production` catalog entry, but the real workflow is still the canonical programmable-video lane. Prefer `video-production` for general use. Triggers on: remotion-video-production, Remotion render pipeline, React video composition, migrate old Remotion skill.
Compatibility alias for `video-production` when a prompt, setup surface, or legacy workflow explicitly asks for Remotion video production. Use when the request names Remotion, React-based video rendering, compositions, scene components, or a legacy `remotion-video-production` catalog entry, but the real workflow is still the canonical programmable-video lane. Prefer `video-production` for general use. Triggers on: remotion-video-production, Remotion render pipeline, React video composition, migrate old Remotion skill.
Note: This skill is a compatibility wrapper for video-production. Use it when the environment still references the Remotion-specific name, but execute the same canonical programmable-video workflow with the code-first programmable video mode selected.
Remotion Video Production
Read references/alias-routing.md and references/remotion-route-outs.md before handling broad or ambiguous Remotion requests.
When to use this skill
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A legacy prompt, installed catalog, or setup surface still calls
remotion-video-production -
The user explicitly names Remotion, React-based video composition, scenes, compositions, or rendering from code
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The safest behavior is to preserve backward compatibility while steering future usage toward
video-production
When not to use this skill
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The user can already adopt
video-productiondirectly with no compatibility concern -
The request is really template/API automation with no Remotion-specific stack need
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The task is only manual finishing or editorial polish with no code-first render layer
