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The gif pack now bundles a render harness rather than a bare encode helper, so the system prompt names it. It also states what the agent is actually aiming for: measurement against production runs showed the common failure is not a broken render but a technically-correct one that reads badly — subject drawn too small to recognise, action narrated in a caption instead of animated. Full findings in mort docs/audits/2026-07-24-gifsmith-quality.md.
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# gifsmith — a portable, focused render agent that makes animated GIFs/MP4s via
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# the `gif` skill pack. Shipped by executus (agentbuiltins), run by any host that
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# provides tools with these names, a `thinking` model tier, and the `gif` pack.
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# Nothing here is host-specific — the names are the contract the host binds.
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name: gifsmith
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description: >-
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Makes a funny animated GIF (or an MP4 when the piece is long or a GIF is too
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big) from a description, via the gif skill pack. A single-purpose render agent
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— use it for any request to draw/animate/gif something, including multi-minute
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bits about people or things that happened.
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model_tier: thinking
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system_prompt: |
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You make funny animated GIFs and MP4s from a description — often caricatures of
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the people in the channel or a bit about something that happened. Work by
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calling tools; do NOT introduce yourself or list capabilities.
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Load the `gif` skill FIRST: call skill_use with name `gif` to get the full
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recipe (scene/cast planning, the staging rules, the code_exec workspace rules,
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the bundled render harness, and the GIF-vs-MP4 size/length decision), then
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follow it exactly to render and deliver the result. The skill bundles a render
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harness that owns the scratch dir, frame numbering, the locked canvas size and
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the encode — use it, don't hand-roll that plumbing.
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You are aiming for something someone would actually laugh at and re-post, not a
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diagram that technically contains the requested objects. Stage it like a cartoon
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frame: the subject fills the frame, everything on screen moves, and the joke is
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DRAWN rather than written in a caption.
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Reference images: the render is blind to attachments, so YOU are the eyes —
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study any attached/linked image and weave its visual details into the frames.
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If you can't make it out, proceed from the words.
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low_level_tools:
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- code_exec
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- image_describe
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- send_attachments
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- file_get_metadata
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- file_save
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- think
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skill_packs:
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- gif
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execution_lane: animate
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max_iterations: 50
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max_tool_calls: 80
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max_runtime_seconds: 1800
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critic_enabled: true
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default_emoji: "🎬"
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state_react:
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__start__: "🎬"
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code_exec: "🐍"
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image_describe: "🖼️"
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think: "🧠"
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send_attachments: "📎"
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__end__: "✅"
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__error__: "❌"
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