seedance-pipeline

seedance-pipeline handles Seedance 2.0 workflow operations across web surfaces, APIs, and professional production phases. It routes tasks through verified providers, manages model selection and authentication, and ensures delivery readiness through QC validation and post-production workflows.

seedance-pipeline routes Seedance 2.0 API workflows across providers, surfaces, and production phases with verified status and delivery readiness.

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Emily2040/seedance-2.0/seedance-pipeline · repository language: Python

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git clone https://github.com/Emily2040/seedance-2.0
cp -r seedance-2.0/skills/seedance-pipeline ~/.claude/skills/seedance-pipeline

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What is seedance-pipeline and how do I set it up?

seedance-pipeline handles Seedance 2.0 workflow operations across web surfaces, APIs, and professional production phases. Setup involves configuring API authentication, selecting verified providers (BytePlus, Volcengine, or custom routers), mapping model IDs to your video generation tasks, and establishing task routing rules. The skill manages the full lifecycle from job submission through QC validation and delivery.

How do I use seedance pipeline for video generation workflows?

seedance-pipeline routes video generation tasks through the Seedance 2.0 API by accepting job specifications (model selection, input frames, audio references), submitting them to your configured provider, and tracking task status through completion. You define pipeline stages—generation, post-production stitching, localization, and delivery—then seedance-pipeline orchestrates each phase, applying continuity ledgers and QC checklists before final output.

How do I integrate seedance with BytePlus, Volcengine, or provider/router platforms?

seedance-pipeline supports integration through provider abstraction: configure your endpoint (BytePlus ModelArk, Volcengine China region, or custom router), supply API credentials and model mappings, then seedance-pipeline routes tasks to your chosen provider. It handles authentication, request formatting (first-frame/last-frame workflows, audio reference combination), and response parsing, allowing you to switch providers without rewriting task logic.

What should I know about seedance task lifecycle and model mapping?

seedance-pipeline manages the complete task lifecycle: submission → queuing → generation → post-production (stitching, localization) → QC validation → delivery. Model mapping links your job requests to specific Seedance model IDs; seedance-pipeline validates this mapping at submission and tracks task status through each phase. Troubleshooting focuses on authentication errors, model ID mismatches, provider timeouts, and QC checkpoint failures.

Can seedance-pipeline handle batch workflows and post-production stitching?

Yes. seedance-pipeline supports batch submission of multiple video generation tasks, manages their concurrent execution across providers, and orchestrates post-production stitching to combine outputs into continuous sequences. It also handles localization (versioning for different regions/languages) and applies continuity ledgers to ensure frame-to-frame coherence, making it suitable for professional filmmaking pipelines.

What delivery and QC features does seedance-pipeline provide?

seedance-pipeline enforces a delivery QC checklist covering output format validation, frame continuity verification, audio sync, and metadata completeness. Before final delivery, it validates task status, confirms all post-production stages completed, and flags issues for manual review. This ensures production-ready output and reduces downstream errors in professional video workflows.

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