Use the motion-graphics skill to make a short kinetic-type or chart-hit clip with no narration.
Beginner
30 minutes
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
Seen in the wild
Evidence (similar to what people reported): X, Oct 2026
WhoAnalyst who wants a 10-second animated number or chart for a post or slide
The problemStatic charts get scrolled past, and making an animated version in an editor takes hours.
The outcomeA short unnarrated motion graphic as an MP4 (or a transparent overlay) with kinetic type or a chart reveal.
Steps
Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Pick Core Skills and restart your agent.
Run /motion-graphics and describe the stat or chart plus the numbers to show.
Choose MP4 or transparent overlay when asked.
Check the rendered numbers against your source data.
Prompt for your agent
Use /motion-graphics from heygen-com/hyperframes to make a 8-second animated chart showing <data description>. Verify every number on screen matches the values I gave you.
Caveat. The agent writes the numbers into the animation itself, so wrong or rounded values will render confidently and must be checked by you.
Change one line of text in the source and re-render, instead of reopening a timeline editor.
Beginner
15 minutes
Any agent
Seen in the wild
Evidence (similar to what people reported): X, Oct 2026
WhoMarketing manager whose launch date just moved from Friday to Monday
The problemA last-minute text change in a launch video usually means reopening a project and re-exporting by hand.
The outcomeThe same animation re-rendered locally as a new MP4 with the corrected text.
Steps
Open the HyperFrames project folder your agent created for the video.
Ask the agent to change the text (for example Friday to Monday) in the HTML.
Have the agent re-render the video locally.
Play the new MP4 and confirm the animation timing is unchanged.
Prompt for your agent
In my HyperFrames project for <video name>, change the text '<old text>' to '<new text>' and re-render the MP4 locally. Verify the animation timing matches the previous render.
Caveat. This only works if the video was built as a HyperFrames HTML project, so an MP4 made in another editor cannot be changed this way.
WhoSolo founder who needs a launch clip for tomorrow and has no video editing skills
The problemA short product intro normally means learning an editor or paying a motion designer.
The outcomeA rendered 10-second MP4 with a fade-in title, background video and subtle music, built by your agent from HTML.
Steps
Install Node 22 and FFmpeg on your machine.
In Claude Code, run: claude plugin marketplace add heygen-com/hyperframes
Then run: claude plugin install hyperframes@hyperframes
Run /hyperframes:hyperframes and prompt: create a 10-second product intro with a fade-in title, a background video, and subtle background music.
Open the rendered MP4 and ask the agent to adjust anything you dislike.
Prompt for your agent
Using the heygen-com/hyperframes skills, create a 10-second product intro for <product name> with a fade-in title, a background video and subtle music. Render it to MP4 and tell me where the file is so I can check the title timing.
Caveat. Local rendering needs Node 22+ and FFmpeg, and the background video and music still have to come from files or sources you have rights to use.
Point the pr-to-video skill at a PR and get a short explainer of what shipped.
Intermediate
30 minutes
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
Seen in the wild
Evidence (similar to what people reported): X, Oct 2026
WhoDeveloper who wants a release note people will actually watch after merging a feature
The problemChangelogs in text get skipped, and nobody has time to storyboard a clip for every PR.
The outcomeA short changelog, feature-reveal or fix explainer video generated from the PR contents.
Steps
Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Pick Core Skills in the picker, then restart your agent.
Make sure the gh CLI is set up so the agent can read the PR.
Run /pr-to-video with a PR URL or owner/repo#N reference.
Review the rendered MP4 against the PR description.
Prompt for your agent
Use /pr-to-video from heygen-com/hyperframes on <owner/repo#N> and render a short changelog video. Verify every claim in the video matches the PR description and diff.
Caveat. The skill reads the PR through the gh CLI, so it needs gh installed and authenticated, and a private repo's code will be read by your agent.
Give the product-launch-video skill a URL or brief and get a 30 to 90 second promo.
Intermediate
45 minutes
From the README
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
WhoIndie maker with a live landing page and no budget for a promo video
The problemTurning a website into a launch clip usually means screen recording, cutting and animating by hand.
The outcomeA 30 to 90 second launch or site-tour video built from the site's own visuals and your brief.
Steps
Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Pick Core Skills and restart your agent.
Run /product-launch-video with your site URL and a one-line brief.
Confirm the creation brief the agent proposes, then let it render.
Watch the MP4 and ask for edits to pacing or copy.
Prompt for your agent
Use /product-launch-video from heygen-com/hyperframes on <website URL> to make a 45-second launch video. Verify the features shown on screen match what the site actually offers.
Caveat. The skill captures visuals from the site, so only point it at sites you own or have permission to feature.
Paste text and get an explainer built from typography, diagrams and data visuals, no footage needed.
Beginner
30 minutes
From the README
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
WhoEducator or newsletter writer who wants a short explainer without filming or sourcing stock clips
The problemExplaining a concept visually usually needs footage, a presenter or an illustrator.
The outcomeA faceless explainer MP4 where every visual is generated as typography, abstract motion, diagram or data-viz.
Steps
Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Pick Core Skills and restart your agent.
Run /faceless-explainer and paste the text or topic you want explained.
Confirm the brief the agent proposes, then let it render.
Check the video for factual accuracy before publishing.
Prompt for your agent
Use /faceless-explainer from heygen-com/hyperframes to turn this text into a 60-second explainer video: <paste text>. Verify each on-screen claim against my source text.
Caveat. All visuals are invented by the agent, so diagrams and data shown can be wrong and need a fact check against your source text.
Use the slideshow skill to make a navigable deck with fragment reveals and presenter mode.
Intermediate
45 minutes
From the README
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
WhoFounder preparing a pitch who wants branching or clickable sections instead of a flat PDF
The problemStandard slide tools make linear decks, and interactive navigation means custom front-end work.
The outcomeA navigable presentation with discrete slides, fragment reveals, hotspot navigation and presenter mode.
Steps
Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Pick Core Skills and restart your agent.
Run /slideshow and describe the deck, audience and sections.
Open the generated deck and click through every slide and hotspot.
Ask the agent to fix any navigation that does not behave as expected.
Prompt for your agent
Use /slideshow from heygen-com/hyperframes to build a 10-slide pitch deck for <company> with fragment reveals and presenter mode. Verify every hotspot link goes to the right slide.
Caveat. The README says the slideshow output is a navigable deck, not a rendered video, so use a video skill instead if you need an MP4.
Feed the music-to-video skill an audio file and get a video whose pacing follows the beat.
Intermediate
45 minutes
From the README
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
WhoMusician or small label with a finished track and no budget for a music video
The problemSyncing visuals to a beat by hand is tedious, and most free tools give generic results.
The outcomeA beat-synced lyric, slideshow or kinetic promo video where the music drives the cuts.
Steps
Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Pick Core Skills and restart your agent.
Run /music-to-video with your audio file and a short style brief.
Choose lyric, slideshow or kinetic promo when asked.
Watch the render and check that cuts land on the beat.
Prompt for your agent
Use /music-to-video from heygen-com/hyperframes on <audio file> to make a kinetic promo video. Verify the main visual changes land on the beat.
Caveat. Only use tracks you own or are licensed to use, and the visual quality is limited to what an agent can build from HTML, CSS and your own media.
Use talking-head-recut to layer titles, data callouts and quotes over an existing video.
Intermediate
45 minutes
From the README
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
WhoPodcaster repackaging a long interview into a polished clip for social
The problemA plain interview recording looks flat, and adding overlays one by one in an editor is slow.
The outcomeThe same footage with designed lower-thirds, kinetic titles, pull-quotes and side panels rendered into a new MP4.
Steps
Install the skills with: npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes
Pick Core Skills and restart your agent.
Run /talking-head-recut and point it at the interview file.
Tell it which speaker names, stats and quotes to feature.
Review the render for text that covers the speaker's face.
Prompt for your agent
Use /talking-head-recut from heygen-com/hyperframes on <interview video> to add a lower-third for <speaker name> and two pull-quotes. Verify names and quotes are spelled and attributed correctly.
Caveat. The README describes this as packaging footage you already have, so it does not fix poor audio or video quality in the source.
Who it is forFor anyone with a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and similar) who wants finished MP4s from a text prompt, and for developers who prefer editing video as HTML instead of a timeline.
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