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Cycle State Traversal Motion Clip

Turn a publishing workflow into a short, reusable motion clip. A single line carries the viewer through four editorial states, then points back to the next cycle.

What you get

  • A rendered wide MP4 for publishing b-roll
  • Editable HTML/CSS source with replaceable state labels
  • A locked typographic, color, and timing system for future episodes

Good fit

  • Explaining how an article or lesson moves toward release
  • Recurring progress updates across a content series
  • A quiet transition between sections of an educational video

Not for

  • Showing a real interface or physical production process
  • Explaining a branching approval workflow

What you provide

  • Four states in order
  • The content or workflow being tracked
  • A final-state detail and next-cycle message

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • FFmpeg
  • Chromium (npx playwright install chromium)

Running cost

No external services or generation models. Renders locally.

Try this prompt

/sl-cycle-state-traversal-motion-clip Make a 9-second 16:9 video for WEEKLY LESSON about a weekly publishing cycle. Open with “From idea to issue” and “A weekly publishing cycle”; show Draft, Review, Ready, and Published in order, then “Published,” “Lesson 04 is live,” “Next cycle: draft,” and “04 / 04.” Close with “Next lesson begins.” Keep the State Line Circuit look minimal.

Follow-up prompts

  • Use Outline, Edit, Approve, and Release for the next clip, with identical timing.
  • Change the final detail to 'Issue 12 is live' without altering the visual system.

Verification

Verified

render-checkpass4.0 / 542s

FAQ

Can I change the state names?

Yes. Keep each label brief and retain the four fixed positions so the traversal remains readable and series-consistent.

Does this require an image or video generator?

No. The composition is built in HTML/CSS and rendered locally to MP4.

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