aedev-tools/kling-3-prompting-skill
Prompt-writing skill for Kling 3.0 that asks for the generation mode, collects scene details and assembles a director-style prompt.
An interactive builder first asks which mode you need: text-to-video, image-to-video, multi-shot sequence or keyframe transition. It then gathers subject, action timeline, environment, camera, lighting, mood, audio, duration and aspect ratio, and assembles a prompt from a fixed formula. The skill also carries reference tables for camera moves, lenses, lighting and color grade, rules for multi-character dialogue and a default negative-prompt list. It only writes prompts, so you run the generation in Kling yourself; the README's Apache 2.0 notice disagrees with the MIT LICENSE file.
01From the README
The install command quoted from the repository README.
npx skills add aedev-tools/kling-3-prompting-skill02Claude Code, skills folder
Copy the skill's folder, the one that holds SKILL.md, into ~/.claude/skills/ to use it in every project on your machine, or into .claude/skills/ in a repository to use it there and share it by committing it. Claude Code picks up changes to these folders during a session. If the folder did not exist when the session started, run /reload-skills.
03Claude Code, plugin marketplace
Some repos publish a plugin marketplace, a .claude-plugin/marketplace.json file. Add it in Claude Code, then install a plugin from it with /plugin install plugin-name@marketplace-name. Plugins can bundle hooks and MCP servers along with skills, so read the details panel before you confirm.
/plugin marketplace add aedev-tools/kling-3-prompting-skill04Codex, skills folder or $skill-installer
Codex reads skills from .agents/skills in your working folder and its parent folders up to the repository root, and from $HOME/.agents/skills for every repository. Copy the skill's folder into one of them, or run $skill-installer inside Codex and ask it to install from the repo. Codex detects new skills automatically and needs a restart only if one does not appear.
The first command is quoted from the author's README. The others are the standard ways to install a skill from a GitHub repository. They are templates and may not apply here, for example if the repo has no plugin marketplace, so follow the README first.
The production stages this skill covers, and where Pencil0 picks up.
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This is a third-party skill. It is not maintained or audited by Pencil0, and skills can run scripts on your machine, so read the SKILL.md and any scripts before installing. Stars, license and dates are a GitHub snapshot and may be out of date.