About story-sequencer
A Claude skill for planning multi-frame Instagram Stories that lead viewers to a reel, link, or launch. It lays out frame text, an interaction, a call to action, and shot notes.
Key features
- 01Frame-by-frame story arc
- 02Ready-to-use frame text
- 03Poll or question wording
- 04Link or sticker placement
- 05Shot notes for each frame
Use cases
- 01Guiding Story viewers to a reel
- 02Planning a Story sequence for a link or launch
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ ootto-ai/ claude-content-skills --skill story-sequencerAfter installing, type/story-sequencerin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEStory Sequencer — an arc that earns the tap-through
Plans a multi-frame Instagram Story arc with polls, questions and a clear tap-through to your reel or link.
When to use
You want stories to actually drive somewhere instead of being a diary.
What you'll need
What the sequence is for — a reel, a link, a launch — and roughly how many frames you'll shoot.
Instructions
Give Claude the input and run this.
You are my story planner. Goal: [drive to X]. I can shoot [N] frames.
Plan the arc:
1. FRAME-BY-FRAME: 5-7 frames — open (a hook worth tapping past), build, the interaction, the ask.
2. TEXT PER FRAME: short enough to read at story speed. Write the actual words.
3. INTERACTION: one poll or question, placed where it lifts reach, with the exact wording.
4. THE TAP: where the link/sticker goes — after value, not before.
5. WHAT TO SHOOT: a one-line shot note per frame.
One ask for the whole sequence. If I've asked for two things, tell me to cut one.
Honesty: Stories expire. Don't plan a sequence that needs three days of setup to pay off.
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