🎬 LTX 2.5 Video Prompt Agent Skill

A Hermes Agent skill that transforms rough video ideas + reference images/audio into production-grade LTX 2.5 (Lightricks) video generation prompts.

Unlike structured-format skills (e.g., MiniMax H3), LTX 2.5 prompting is pure natural language — one flowing cinematic paragraph that reads like a shot description for a cinematographer. No JSON, no field labels, no tags. Just prose.

What It Does

When you describe a video concept (with or without attached media), this skill:

1. Detects the mode — single-shot, multishot (NEW in 2.5), or screenplay-style
2. Creatively enhances your idea across 6 cinematic dimensions
3. Outputs a natural-language prompt — ready to paste into ComfyUI or LTX Studio

LTX 2.5 Modes

⭐ Native multishot is the headline feature of LTX 2.5. Previous versions only produced a single continuous shot. Now you can generate 2–4 connected shots — holding character identity, environment, lighting, and voice across cuts — all from one prompt.

The 6-Part Prompt Structure

Every prompt integrates these elements in order (models weight earliest tokens more heavily):

1. 🎥 Establish the Shot — Cinematography terms, shot scale, angle, style markers
2. 💡 Set the Scene — Lighting, color palette, textures, atmosphere
3. 🏃 Describe the Action — Core action as a flowing sequence, present tense
4. 👤 Define Character(s) — Physical specifics, wardrobe, emotion via physical cues
5. 📷 Camera Movement — How and when the camera moves, relative to subject
6. 🔊 Describe the Audio — Ambient sound, action SFX, music, dialogue

Important: This structure is a mental model for the writer. The output is pure prose — the model never sees field labels or numbered sections.

Installation

For Hermes Agent Users

Copy the skill folder to your Hermes skills directory:

# Linux/macOS
cp -r ltx-2-5-prompter ~/.hermes/skills/creative/

# Windows
xcopy ltx-2-5-prompter %LOCALAPPDATA%\hermes\skills\creative\ /E /I

Restart Hermes Agent. The skill auto-triggers when you mention LTX, attach media, and describe a video idea.

For Other Agent Frameworks (Claude, Codex, etc.)

The SKILL.md and reference files are standard Markdown — load them as system context or project rules in any agent that supports file-based instructions.

File Structure

ltx-2-5-prompter/
├── README.md                            # You are here
├── SKILL.md                             # Main skill — workflow, rules, verification
└── references/