Screen demos and B-roll for creators, from a script or plain instructions: screen (real headed Chrome, one or two windows, beats timed to a voice or to seconds, the pointer moving like a hand), assemble (large Screen Studio-style pointer, spring zooms, plain browser frame, fades, 4K 60 fps, normalized loudness), audio (loudness, peaks, pauses and speech rate; normalize to -16 or -14 LUFS; pause cap), voice (optional: generate with ElevenLabs, or bring your own audio or video and get line and word timings; shorter pauses), broll (optional, paid: people B-roll with Higgsfield). macOS, Linux and Windows.
5 skills
Capture raw content (metadata, transcript, frames) from YouTube videos and Instagram reels, analyze it in the current Claude session, download YouTube videos (full or trimmed), and extract multiple clips from long-form content (podcasts, courses) via a conversational brainstorm. Skills: view-youtube-video, view-instagram-reel, extract-content, clip-youtube-video, clip-video-parts.
5 skills
Writing for videos and content. Skills: hooks for the opening (six formats, the spoken, text and visual hook lined up, the lock-in zone, four mistakes), storytelling for the structure that keeps people watching (stakes, a big question, head fakes, re-hooks), and video-script for scripts recorded one take per line.
3 skills
Development workflow tooling. Skills: create-github-issue for filing grounded, well-scoped GitHub issues from the codebase, and journal-session for recording what happened in a Claude session as a narrative project journal.
2 skills
Voices with ElevenLabs that sound like the speaker: eleven_v4 clones through text-to-dialogue, script tags and punctuation for pacing, pronunciation fixes that never touch the script, per-language pause caps, picking website takes from history, word timings and misread checks with Scribe. Script in, voice and line timings out.
1 skill
The Markdown Teleprompter app's script format. Skill: teleprompter-script, which lays out a script the way the app reads it: directives, chapters, presenter tabs, presenter notes, voice cues, and bullet points to talk from instead of reading word for word.
1 skill