Unattended Live Night Shift Avatar

Problem

Unattended or overnight live streams often need repeating spoken slots: welcome, product pitch, Q&A, and closing. One-off avatar videos do not fit a nightly loop, and image/audio rights, voice cloning, video duration, and format compatibility are easy to get wrong. This skill turns those constraints into checkable workflow steps.

How It Works

• Inspect the portrait first, recording MIME type, width, height, aspect, byte size, and alpha channel, then confirm image rights.
• If voice cloning is needed, obtain consent and confirm balance; before beatra.voices.clone, present pricing and top-up boundaries, then freeze the returned voice_id.
• For each named slot, split copy into supported durations, generate confirmed audio, or use user-provided audio when available.
• Re-admit image-to-video with real audio MIME, duration, and byte size, choose the smallest supported integer duration, then submit beatra.videos.animate.
• Deliver labeled welcome, product, Q&A, and closing clips, and review lip sync, clarity, and billing facts.

Boundaries

Use only when image and voice rights are secured. Founder thought-leadership, one-time talking-head shorts, pure script/card audio, or course series belong to adjacent routes. If rights, balance, or media formats are missing or incompatible, stop and confirm instead of silently changing formats or generating.