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Bespoke motion render QA

Prove video output with a real render, metadata, and critical-frame inspection.

Purpose & trigger

Verify programmatic video output with a real render, media metadata, critical-frame inspection, and truthful delivery evidence. Use before approving a render job, video template release, media download flow, or client-facing motion output.

Skills CLI

Install or use

npx skills add https://agent-skills.bespoketech.com.ng \ --agent '*' \ --skill bespoke-motion-render-qa \ --yes

Installs the selected skill into the current project for the chosen agent target.

Source

Portable instructions served exactly from the validated skill package.

---
name: bespoke-motion-render-qa
description: Verify programmatic video output with a real render, media metadata, critical-frame inspection, and truthful delivery evidence. Use before approving a render job, video template release, media download flow, or client-facing motion output.
---

# Bespoke Motion Render QA

## Verify the artifact

1. Capture the input manifest, renderer version, command, environment boundary, output path, and expected media contract.
2. Run a real render. Record the exit code and preserve the original error if rendering fails.
3. Inspect codec, dimensions, frame rate, duration, audio presence, file size, and playable output with a media tool.
4. Extract and inspect first, middle, transition, and final critical frames for clipping, missing media, timing, contrast, and branding defects.
5. Report the artifact URL or local path, evidence, limitations, and any unverified worker or deployment boundary.

## Preserve truth

- A successful typecheck or queued job does not prove a playable video.
- Do not call an output delivered when upload, signed access, or client playback is unverified.
- Do not hide partial output, provider, worker, or transport failure behind generic status language.
Open portable SKILL.md

Bundled files

  • SKILL.mdPortable render-QA instructions.

Verification evidence

  • Structural validation and representative exercise record.

Known limitations

  • Requires accessible output media and a media-inspection tool.