Builds a one-page website where the hero is a single continuous shot that plays as the visitor scrolls, then dissolves into the content below.
Builds a scroll film website. The top of the page is one unbroken shot that moves as the visitor scrolls, then hands over to the sections that sell: the offer, the booking, the contact. It is a process, not a template. It interviews you, pitches two or three named concepts with a scroll-by-scroll walkthrough of what the visitor sees, sets the art direction for your brand, then writes the page from scratch. There are two ways to make the film. Pure code is the default: motion, pinned scenes and reveals built in the page itself, with no accounts and no cost. Generated footage is opt-in: real video clips chained shot to shot through the video tool in your tool stack, on your own account and credits. The after-film sections are written from your offer and avatar, in your voice, with proof only from your verified claims.
This skill has no button. You start it by saying what you want. Any of these will do it:
| If you actually want | Use this instead |
|---|---|
| the page inventory, city pages and internal linking of a multi-page service business site | service-site-architect |
| a diagnosis of a site that already exists | seo-site-audit |
| the funnel around the page: opt-in flow, sequences, CRM | funnel-architect |
| a plain landing page or component with no scroll film | frontend-design |
| a scored quiz or calculator | interactive-lead-magnet |
| What you need | Why | |
|---|---|---|
| The brand or product, and the feeling in one line | every concept is built around it; everything else has a "you decide" path | Required |
A workspace: _default for your own site or client--* for a client build | the site is written into that workspace, and an existing build there is never overwritten without asking | Required |
| Brand DNA, avatar and offer from the foundation builds | the concepts speak your brand's voice and the sections below the film sell what you actually sell; without them the skill asks more questions | Optional |
| Your logo, colours, fonts or real photos | used if you have them; if not, the skill creates the look itself | Optional |
| A video generation tool named in your tool stack, with your own credits | only for the generated-footage film; without it the skill builds the pure-code film | Optional |
| Node, Chrome and ffmpeg on the machine | the screenshot and smoothness checks need Node and Chrome; the footage film needs ffmpeg, which the skill can download for you | Optional |
verified-claims.md with real proof | testimonials, numbers, awards and client logos only appear on the page if they are in the registry | Optional |
site/cinematic/: the page, its libraries, the film frames and a social preview imageassets.md entry tagged cinematic-websites| The mistake | Do this instead |
|---|---|
| Skipping the journey question and letting it guess from the brand name | Spend a minute on where the camera starts and where it ends. The journey is what makes the site. |
| Expecting the full film on a phone | Check the desktop build for the film and the phone build for the poster. Both are correct. |
| Mastering footage before the cheap draft chain is approved | Approve the draft chain first. Full resolution runs once, on the prompts you already liked. |
| Asking for a "trusted by" logo strip with no proof behind it | Add the real relationships to your verified claims first, or leave the strip out. |
| Uploading the whole build folder to the host | Publish the lean copy the skill prepares. Raw clips and keyframes stay local. |
The footage is the expensive part and the rest is not. One approved film can carry several looks: a new palette, a new product colourway or a new set of sections below the film costs no new generation.