Give your agent a link, a repo, screenshots or your own clips, and ask for a video. It directs the film, animates it in code, composes the music and renders the MP4.
- Directs before it builds — three concepts, one of nine looks, a plan checked against your words.
- Reads your brand from a link — the real interface, logo, colours, fonts and prices.
- Animates in code — springs, a moving camera, sub-frame motion blur, 60 fps.
- Cuts your footage on the beat — speed ramps, whips, freezes, captions.
- Scores every video — an original soundtrack; no two videos sound alike.
- Critiques itself — fixes the worst until every score is 8 / 10, then checks every frame.
One file holds the film: the scenes, how hard each one hits, and every hit as a named cue on the beat grid. The picture and the score are both built from it — the drop lands on the brand, the silence before the logo is real.
Your words set the energy. A plan that breaks them is caught in seconds, before a single frame is rendered.
The scan finds the cuts, the camera's direction, the action and the quiet between phrases. The edit lands on the beat.
A score composed for each video from a built-in synth, checked by eye against its cues, fingerprinted against your earlier videos.
npx skills add Mort1d/motion-graphics-skillsAs a Claude Code plugin:
/plugin marketplace add Mort1d/motion-graphics-skills
/plugin install motion-graphics@motion-graphics-skills
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and any agent that supports Agent Skills.
Here's our site — a 20-second launch promo for X, energetic.
A 6-second logo sting for my channel, logo attached. Heavy, cinematic.
Clips from a trip, attached — a vertical reel with bold transitions.
You get out/<name>.mp4 (60 fps, −14 LUFS), covers, a light copy for messengers and a project that re-renders with
one command. Facts come only from you or your site's public pages; references are studied, never copied.
Node.js 22.4+, ffmpeg, and Chrome, Edge or Chromium. No npm packages, API keys, stock footage or AI video.
MIT. Bundled fonts: Montserrat and JetBrains Mono, SIL Open Font License 1.1 (OFL.txt).