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+---
+name: minimax-music-gen
+description: >
+  Use when user wants to generate music, songs, or audio tracks. Triggers on any request
+  involving music creation, song writing, lyrics generation, audio production, or covers.
+  Also triggers when user provides lyrics and wants them turned into a song, or describes
+  a mood/scene and wants background music. Supports multilingual triggers — match equivalent
+  phrases in any language. Do NOT use for music playback of existing files, music theory
+  questions, or music recommendation without generation.
+license: MIT
+metadata:
+  version: "1.1"
+  category: creative
+---
+
+# MiniMax Music Generation Skill
+
+Generate songs (vocal or instrumental) using the MiniMax Music API. Supports two creation
+modes: **Basic** (one-sentence-in, song-out) and **Advanced Control** (edit lyrics, refine
+prompt, plan before generating).
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- **mmx CLI** (required): Music generation uses the `mmx` command-line tool.
+
+  **Check if installed:**
+  ```bash
+  command -v mmx && mmx --version || echo "mmx not found"
+  ```
+
+  **Install (requires Node.js):**
+  ```bash
+  npm install -g mmx-cli
+  ```
+
+  **Authenticate (first time only):**
+  ```bash
+  mmx auth login --api-key <your-minimax-api-key>
+  ```
+  The API key can be obtained from [MiniMax Platform](https://platform.minimaxi.com/).
+  Credentials are saved to `~/.mmx/credentials.json` and persist across sessions.
+
+  **Verify:**
+  ```bash
+  mmx quota show
+  ```
+
+- **Audio player** (recommended): `mpv`, `ffplay`, or `afplay` (macOS built-in) for local
+  playback. `mpv` is preferred for its interactive controls.
+
+## CLI Tool
+
+This skill uses the `mmx` CLI for all music generation:
+
+- **Music Generation**: `mmx music generate` — model: `music-2.6-free`
+  - Supports `--lyrics-optimizer` to auto-generate lyrics from prompt
+  - Supports `--instrumental` for instrumental tracks
+  - Supports `--lyrics` for user-provided lyrics
+  - Structured params: `--genre`, `--mood`, `--vocals`, `--instruments`, `--bpm`, `--key`, `--tempo`, `--structure`, `--references`
+  
+- **Cover**: `mmx music cover` — model: `music-cover-free`
+  - Takes reference audio via `--audio-file <path>` or `--audio <url>`
+  - `--prompt` describes the target cover style
+
+**Agent flags**: Always add `--quiet --non-interactive` when calling mmx from agents.
+
+**Pipeline**:
+- Vocal: `User description -> mmx music generate --lyrics-optimizer -> MP3`
+- Instrumental: `User description -> mmx music generate --instrumental -> MP3`
+- Cover: `Source audio + style -> mmx music cover -> MP3`
+
+## Storage
+
+All generated music is saved to `~/Music/minimax-gen/`. Create the directory if it doesn't
+exist. Files are named with a timestamp and a short slug derived from the prompt:
+`YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_<slug>.mp3`
+
+---
+
+## Language & Interaction
+
+Detect the user's language from their first message and respond in that language for the
+entire session. This applies to all interaction text, questions, confirmations, and feedback
+prompts.
+
+**User-facing text localization rule**:
+- ALL text shown to the user — including preview labels, field names, confirmations, status
+  messages, playback info, feedback prompts, **and the prompt/description preview** — MUST
+  be fully translated into the user's language.
+- The **API prompt** sent to the model should always be written in English for best
+  generation quality. However, when previewing the prompt to the user, show a localized
+  description in the user's language instead of the raw English prompt. The English prompt
+  is an internal implementation detail — the user does not need to see it.
+- The templates below are written in English as reference. At runtime, translate every label
+  and message into the user's detected language.
+
+**Lyrics language rule**:
+- Default lyrics language = the user's language. A Chinese-speaking user gets Chinese lyrics;
+  an English-speaking user gets English lyrics.
+- Only generate lyrics in a different language if the user **explicitly** requests it.
+- When a different lyrics language is needed, embed it naturally into the vocal or genre
+  description in the prompt. For example, instead of appending "with Korean lyrics", use
+  "featuring a Korean female vocalist" or specify a genre that implies the language (e.g.,
+  "K-pop", "J-rock", "Mandopop", "Latin pop").
+
+---
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Step 0: Detect Intent
+
+Parse the user's message to determine:
+
+1. **Song category**: vocal (with lyrics), instrumental (no vocals), or cover
+2. **Creation mode preference**: did they provide detailed requirements (Advanced) or a
+   casual one-liner (Basic)?
+
+If ambiguous, ask using this decision tree:
+
+```
+Q1: What type of music?
+  - Vocal (with lyrics)
+  - Instrumental (no vocals)
+  - Cover
+
+Q2: Creation mode?
+  - Basic — one-line description, auto-generate
+  - Advanced — edit lyrics, refine prompt, plan
+```
+
+If the user gives a clear one-liner like "make me a sad piano piece", skip the questions —
+infer instrumental + basic mode and proceed.
+
+---
+
+### Step 1: Basic Mode
+
+**Goal**: User provides a short description, the skill auto-generates everything, then calls
+the API.
+
+1. **Expand the description into a prompt**: Take the user's one-liner and expand it into a
+   rich music prompt. Refer to the **Prompt Writing Guide** appendix at the end of this
+   document for style vocabulary, genre/instrument references, and prompt structure.
+   **The API prompt should always be written in English** for best generation quality,
+   regardless of the user's language.
+   
+   Follow this pattern:
+   ```
+   A [mood] [BPM optional] [genre] song, featuring [vocal description],
+   about [narrative/theme], [atmosphere], [key instruments and production].
+   ```
+
+2. **Show the user a preview** before generating. Translate all labels AND the prompt
+   description into the user's language. The English prompt is only used internally when
+   calling the API — the user should never see it. Example template (English reference —
+   localize everything at runtime):
+
+   ```
+   About to generate:
+   Type: Vocal / Instrumental
+   Description: indie folk, melancholy, acoustic guitar, gentle female voice
+   Lyrics: Auto-generated (--lyrics-optimizer)
+   
+   Confirm? (press enter to confirm, or tell me what to change)
+   ```
+
+3. **Call mmx**: Generate the music directly.
+
+---
+
+### Step 2: Advanced Control Mode
+
+**Goal**: User has full control over every parameter before generation.
+
+1. **Lyrics phase**:
+   - If user provided lyrics: display them formatted with section markers, ask for edits.
+     The final lyrics will be passed via `--lyrics` to mmx.
+   - If user has a theme but no lyrics: will use `--lyrics-optimizer` to auto-generate.
+   - Support iterative editing: "change the second chorus" -> only rewrite that section.
+   - User can also write lyrics themselves and pass via `--lyrics`.
+
+2. **Prompt phase**:
+   - Generate a recommended prompt based on the lyrics' mood and content.
+   - Present it as editable tags the user can add/remove/modify.
+   - Refer to the **Prompt Writing Guide** appendix for the full vocabulary.
+
+3. **Advanced planning** (optional, offer but don't force):
+   - Song structure: verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus or custom
+   - BPM suggestion (encode in prompt as tempo descriptor)
+   - Reference style: "something like X style" -> map to prompt tags
+   - Vocal character description
+
+4. **Final confirmation**: Show complete parameter summary, then generate.
+
+---
+
+### Step 3: Call mmx
+
+Generate music using the mmx CLI:
+
+**Vocal with auto-generated lyrics:**
+```bash
+mmx music generate \
+  --prompt "<prompt>" \
+  --lyrics-optimizer \
+  --genre "<genre>" --mood "<mood>" --vocals "<vocal style>" \
+  --instruments "<instruments>" --bpm <bpm> \
+  --out ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3 \
+  --quiet --non-interactive
+```
+
+**Vocal with user-provided lyrics:**
+```bash
+mmx music generate \
+  --prompt "<prompt>" \
+  --lyrics "<lyrics with section markers>" \
+  --genre "<genre>" --mood "<mood>" --vocals "<vocal style>" \
+  --out ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3 \
+  --quiet --non-interactive
+```
+
+**Instrumental (no vocal):**
+```bash
+mmx music generate \
+  --prompt "<prompt>" \
+  --instrumental \
+  --genre "<genre>" --mood "<mood>" --instruments "<instruments>" \
+  --out ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3 \
+  --quiet --non-interactive
+```
+
+Use structured flags (`--genre`, `--mood`, `--vocals`, `--instruments`, `--bpm`, `--key`,
+`--tempo`, `--structure`, `--references`, `--avoid`, `--use-case`) to give the API
+fine-grained control instead of cramming everything into `--prompt`.
+
+Display a progress indicator while waiting. Typical generation takes 30-120 seconds.
+
+---
+
+### Step 4: Playback
+
+After generation, detect an available audio player and play the file.
+
+**Detect player:**
+```bash
+command -v mpv || command -v ffplay || command -v afplay
+```
+
+**Play based on detected player (in priority order):**
+
+| Player | Command | Controls |
+|--------|---------|----------|
+| `mpv` (preferred) | `mpv --no-video ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3` | space = pause/resume, q = quit, left/right = seek |
+| `ffplay` | `ffplay -nodisp -autoexit ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3` | q = quit |
+| `afplay` (macOS) | `afplay ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3` | Ctrl+C = stop |
+| None found | Do not attempt playback | Show file path only |
+
+After starting playback, tell the user (localize all text):
+
+```
+Now playing: <filename>.mp3
+Saved to: ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3
+```
+
+Do NOT show playback controls (e.g. keyboard shortcuts) — they don't work in this
+environment since the player runs in the background.
+
+If no player is found (localize all text):
+
+```
+No audio player detected.
+File saved to: ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3
+Tip: Install mpv for the best playback experience (brew install mpv).
+```
+
+---
+
+### Step 5: Feedback & Iteration
+
+After playback, ask for feedback:
+
+```
+How was this song?
+  1. Love it, keep it!
+  2. Not quite, adjust and regenerate
+  3. Fine-tune lyrics/style then regenerate
+  4. Don't want it, start over
+```
+
+Based on feedback:
+- **Satisfied**: Done. Mention the file path again.
+- **Adjust & regenerate**: Ask what to change (prompt? lyrics? style?), apply edits,
+  re-run generation. Keep the old file with a `_v1` suffix for comparison.
+- **Fine-tune**: Enter Advanced Control Mode with the current parameters pre-filled.
+- **Delete & restart**: Remove the file, go back to Step 0.
+
+---
+
+## Cover Mode
+
+Generate a cover version of a song based on reference audio. Model: `music-cover-free`.
+
+**Reference audio requirements**: mp3, wav, flac — duration 6s to 6min, max 50MB.
+If no lyrics are provided, the original lyrics are extracted via ASR automatically.
+
+### Workflow
+
+When the user selects Cover mode:
+1. Ask for the source audio — a local file path or URL
+2. Ask for the target cover style (e.g., "acoustic cover, stripped-down, intimate vocal")
+3. Optionally ask for custom lyrics or lyrics file
+
+### Commands
+
+**Cover from local file:**
+```bash
+mmx music cover \
+  --prompt "<cover style description>" \
+  --audio-file <source.mp3> \
+  --out ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3 \
+  --quiet --non-interactive
+```
+
+**Cover from URL:**
+```bash
+mmx music cover \
+  --prompt "<cover style description>" \
+  --audio <source_url> \
+  --out ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3 \
+  --quiet --non-interactive
+```
+
+**With custom lyrics (text):**
+```bash
+mmx music cover \
+  --prompt "<style>" \
+  --audio-file <source.mp3> \
+  --lyrics "<custom lyrics>" \
+  --out ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3 \
+  --quiet --non-interactive
+```
+
+**With custom lyrics (file):**
+```bash
+mmx music cover \
+  --prompt "<style>" \
+  --audio-file <source.mp3> \
+  --lyrics-file <lyrics.txt> \
+  --out ~/Music/minimax-gen/<filename>.mp3 \
+  --quiet --non-interactive
+```
+
+### Optional flags
+
+| Flag | Description |
+|------|-------------|
+| `--seed <number>` | Random seed 0-1000000 for reproducible results |
+| `--channel <n>` | `1` (mono) or `2` (stereo, default) |
+| `--format <fmt>` | `mp3` (default), `wav`, `pcm` |
+| `--sample-rate <hz>` | Sample rate (default: 44100) |
+| `--bitrate <bps>` | Bitrate (default: 256000) |
+
+### After generation
+Proceed with normal playback and feedback flow (Step 4 & 5).
+
+---
+
+## Error Handling
+
+| Error | Action |
+|-------|--------|
+| mmx not found | `npm install -g mmx-cli` |
+| mmx auth error (exit code 3) | `mmx auth login` |
+| Quota exceeded (exit code 4) | Report quota limit, suggest waiting or upgrading |
+| API timeout (exit code 5) | Retry once, then report failure |
+| Content filter (exit code 10) | Adjust prompt to avoid filtered content |
+| Invalid lyrics format | Auto-fix section markers, warn user |
+| No audio player found | Save file and tell user the path, suggest installing mpv |
+| Network error | Show error detail, suggest checking connection |
+
+---
+
+## Important Notes
+
+- **Never reproduce copyrighted lyrics.** When doing covers, always write original lyrics
+  inspired by the song's theme. Explain this to the user.
+- **Prompt language**: The API prompt works best with English tags. Chinese tags are also
+  acceptable. Mixing is OK.
+- **Section markers in lyrics**: The API recognizes `[verse]`, `[chorus]`, `[bridge]`,
+  `[outro]`, `[intro]`. Always include them when providing `--lyrics`.
+- **File management**: If `~/Music/minimax-gen/` has more than 50 files, suggest cleanup
+  when starting a new session.
+- **Structured params**: Prefer using `--genre`, `--mood`, `--vocals`, `--instruments`,
+  `--bpm` etc. over embedding everything in `--prompt`. This gives the API better control.
+- **Lyrics language via style**: When the user wants lyrics in a specific language, express
+  it through the vocal description or genre (e.g., "Japanese female vocalist", "Mandopop
+  ballad") rather than appending a language directive to the prompt.
+
+---
+
+## Appendix: Prompt Writing Guide
+
+See [references/prompt_guide.md](references/prompt_guide.md) for the complete prompt writing guide,
+including genre/vocal/instrument references and BPM tables.
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+# Prompt Writing Guide
+
+This reference helps construct high-quality music generation prompts.
+
+## Core Principle
+
+**Write prompts as vivid English sentences, not comma-separated tags.**
+
+The API responds best to descriptive, narrative-style prompts that paint a complete picture
+of the song. Each prompt should read like a creative brief for a musician.
+
+## Prompt Structure
+
+A complete prompt follows this sentence pattern:
+
+```
+A [mood/emotion] [BPM optional] [genre + sub-genre] [song/piece/track].
+[Vocal description OR "Instrumental with..." description].
+[Narrative/theme — what the song is about].
+[Atmosphere/scene details].
+[Key instruments and production elements].
+```
+
+**Vocal Track Example:**
+```
+A melancholic yet defiant Pop-House song, featuring emotional vocals, about
+lighting a torch in the cold dark night as a form of romantic rebellion,
+energetic rhythm with synth elements.
+```
+
+**Instrumental Example:**
+```
+A warm and uplifting 100 BPM indie folk instrumental piece, evoking a sunny
+afternoon stroll through a small town market, featuring bright acoustic guitar
+fingerpicking, gentle ukulele strums, light hand claps, and a whistled melody
+that feels like pure contentment.
+```
+
+## How to Build a Prompt Step by Step
+
+**1. Open with mood + genre (required)**
+
+| Pattern | Example |
+|---------|---------|
+| Single mood | "A melancholic R&B song" |
+| Contrasting moods | "A melancholic yet defiant Pop-House song" |
+| With BPM | "A smoky 74 BPM Neo-Soul fusion" |
+| With era/region | "A laid-back 90 BPM Island Reggae" |
+| Genre blend | "An Avant-Garde Jazz and Neo-Soul fusion" |
+
+**2. Describe the vocals (for vocal tracks)**
+
+Good vocal descriptions:
+- "featuring smooth emotional vocals"
+- "Vocals: Ultra-low, gravelly baritone with authentic phrasing"
+- "Vocals: Sultry, sophisticated male baritone with smooth jazz inflections and breathy delivery"
+- "Vocals: Ethereal, crystal-clear Enya-style vocals with lush reverb"
+- "Vocals: Relaxed, soul-flavored vocals with ad-libs and melodic scats"
+
+Bad (too vague): "female vocal"
+
+**3. Add narrative/theme (recommended)**
+
+- "about lighting a torch in the cold dark night as a form of romantic rebellion"
+- "about letting go of perfectionism and embracing your true self like flowing water"
+
+For instrumentals, describe the scene: "evoking a sunrise drive along a coastal highway"
+
+**4. Set the mood/atmosphere (recommended)**
+
+- "bittersweet but healing mood"
+- "empowering and self-loving mood"
+
+**5. Specify production elements (recommended)**
+
+- "mellow beats with lo-fi elements"
+- "featuring a warm fretless bassline, shimmering Rhodes piano, and brushed jazz drums"
+
+## Genre Reference
+
+| Category | Genres |
+|----------|--------|
+| Pop & Dance | Pop, Dance Pop, Electropop, Synth-pop, Dream Pop, K-pop, J-pop, C-pop, City Pop, House, Future Bass, EDM |
+| Rock & Alt | Rock, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, Post-Rock, Shoegaze, Punk, Metal, Alternative |
+| R&B/Soul/Funk | R&B, Neo-Soul, Contemporary R&B, Funk, Gospel, Soul |
+| Hip-Hop | Hip-Hop, Trap, Boom Bap, Lo-fi Hip-Hop, Cloud Rap, Drill, Afrobeats |
+| Electronic | Ambient, Techno, Drum and Bass, Chillwave, Vaporwave, Amapiano |
+| Folk/Acoustic | Folk, Indie Folk, Country, Chinese Traditional, Celtic Folk |
+| Jazz/Blues | Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz Fusion, Bossa Nova, Blues, Avant-Garde Jazz |
+| Classical | Classical, Orchestral, Cinematic, Film Score, Epic, Neoclassical, Piano Solo |
+| World | Reggae, Latin, Waltz, Tango, Flamenco |
+
+## Vocal Style Reference
+
+| Style | Prompt phrase |
+|-------|--------------|
+| Smooth & emotional | "smooth emotional vocals" |
+| Raw & unpolished | "raw, unpolished vocals shifting between whispers and screams" |
+| Breathy & intimate | "breathy delivery with intimate phrasing" |
+| Powerful & soulful | "powerful soulful vocals with gospel inflections" |
+| Sultry & sophisticated | "sultry, sophisticated baritone with jazz inflections" |
+| Ethereal & clear | "ethereal, crystal-clear vocals with lush reverb" |
+| Aggressive & intense | "aggressive vocal delivery with rhythmic intensity" |
+
+## Instrument & Production Reference
+
+| Category | Examples |
+|----------|---------|
+| Strings & Guitar | acoustic guitar fingerpicking, electric guitar riffs, fretless bass, violin, cello, erhu, guzheng, pipa |
+| Keys & Synth | piano, Rhodes piano, synth pad, synth lead, arpeggiator, music box, organ |
+| Drums & Percussion | brushed jazz drums, electronic drums, 808 hi-hats, trap percussion, cajon, bongos |
+| Wind & Brass | saxophone, trumpet, flute, harmonica, bamboo flute, xiao |
+| Texture & Effects | vinyl crackle, tape hiss, ambient pads, glitch elements, rain sounds |
+
+## BPM Reference
+
+| Feel | BPM | Use in prompt |
+|------|-----|---------------|
+| Very slow, meditative | 40-60 | "a meditative 50 BPM..." |
+| Slow ballad | 60-80 | "a slow 70 BPM ballad..." |
+| Mid-tempo groove | 80-110 | "a groovy 95 BPM..." |
+| Upbeat, energetic | 110-130 | "an upbeat 120 BPM..." |
+| Fast, driving | 130-160 | "a driving 140 BPM..." |
+
+## Tips for High-Quality Prompts
+
+1. **Write sentences, not tag lists**: "A melancholic R&B song about..." beats "R&B, sad, slow, piano".
+2. **Be vivid and specific**: "salvaging memory fragments in space-time" > "sad memories".
+3. **Describe vocals as a character**: "Sultry baritone with jazz inflections" not "male vocal".
+4. **Include a scene or vibe**: "A high-end rooftop lounge at night" gives the model a coherent world.
+5. **Mix detail levels**: Specify 2-3 key instruments precisely, leave the rest to the model.
+6. **English prompts work best**: Chinese scene descriptions can be mixed in for flavor.
+7. **For instrumentals**: Replace vocal descriptions with instrument focus and scene narrative.