--- name: comic-galaxy-lyric-production description: Write and review lyrics for the `` project, aligning each song title with its core emotion, imagery, genre, tempo, vocal direction, arrangement, MV, and locked image group. Use for lyric drafting, hook development, style matching, originality checks, and compliance review; not for image generation or unrelated songwriting. metadata: short-description: Lyric production for a music project --- > Original skill · commissioned by the user · English edition, 2026-11-12 # Lyric production (``) Use this skill to write, revise, and review the 12 lyrics for the `` project. Lyrics must match the title, emotional intent, imagery, song style, tempo, vocal direction, arrangement, and MV/image group. ## Non-negotiable structure - Keep exactly 12 songs with the locked titles: 1. `` 2. `` 3. `` 4. `` 5. `` 6. `` 7. `` 8. `` 9. `` 10. `` 11. `` 12. `` - Do not rename a song, add a 13th song, or merge two songs unless the user explicitly changes the locked content structure. - Each song must map back to its image group, MV direction, and 9-image set. - Each song must have a distinct musical identity while sharing the album's common sound identity. - A title, lyric, melody, vocal, arrangement, and MV that do not describe the same emotional world are a mismatch and must be revised. ## Workflow 1. Read the song brief in `references/song-briefs.md`. Confirm the title, core emotion, main imagery, supporting imagery, and MV anchors. 2. Read the style contract in `references/style-alignment.md`. Confirm genre, instrumentation, tempo, vocal type, arrangement arc, and production notes. 3. Outline the song before writing lines: intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, verse 2, bridge, final chorus, outro. 4. Write the lyric with concrete scenes, actions, senses, and a clear point of view. Do not write a list of attractions or a tourism introduction. 5. Create 2-3 chorus hook variants. Keep the one that best connects the title, central image, and emotional turn. 6. Check the draft against `references/lyric-writing-rules.md`. Remove slogans, administrative names, generic classical phrasing, forced place names, and clichés. 7. Run the alignment, originality, fact, and compliance checks in `references/qa-and-compliance.md`. 8. Return the final lyric with its production record and revision notes. ## Required deliverable For each song, output: ```text song_id title group genre core_emotion main_imagery supporting_imagery tempo vocal_direction arrangement_arc structure hook_variants final_lyrics mv_anchors image_group_links fact_check originality_check copyright_notes revision_notes ``` ## Writing boundaries - Write modern poetic Mandarin, not a classical pastiche or a string of four-character idioms. - Use regional imagery such as: the great river running through the city, the mountain range to its north, local peaks, a sacred hill, rapeseed flowers, a famous stone gorge, a historic battlefield mountain, the old city terrace, an ancient wetland, the endemic crested ibis, an old river town, rattan craft, a starlit scenic spot, and the Milky Way. - Do not use county-level or lower administrative names in lyrics. Use sensory and cultural imagery instead. - Do not use slogans such as "the most beautiful", "a must-visit", "check-in spot", "welcome to", "here is", "the world is worth it", "peaceful years". - The chorus must carry an emotional sentence, not describe what a place contains. - Historical songs write human choice, fate, memory, and consequence. They do not reenact battles or invent historical dialogue. - Do not imitate a living singer, band, or songwriter. Do not request or describe unauthorized samples. - Keep the three main IP characters (Character A / Character B / Character C) consistent with the project lore. Do not invent a new main character for a new city. - If a lyric cannot pass fact, originality, or rights review, stop and surface the issue. ## Tool boundaries - Use language-model drafting and human review for lyrics. - Use `$documents` only when the user asks for a Word or PDF lyric sheet. - Do not use `$imagegen`, `$frontend-design`, or `$ui-ux-pro-max` to write lyrics. They may inform mood boards or artwork, but they do not own the lyric decision. - Use an AI music tool or human composer only after the lyric and style contract are stable.