Who it is forA marketer or founder preparing a short launch clip for vertical feeds who needs a fast first draft in the right format.
The problemReformatting a motion piece for vertical social placement usually means rebuilding layout, timing and export settings.
The outcomeA vertical MP4 teaser sized 1080 x 1920, timed to the beat grid and rendered at delivery quality.
What you need first
- Claude Code with the skill cloned into ~/.claude/skills/hyperframes-motion-reel
- The HyperFrames domain skills: /hyperframes-core, /hyperframes-animation, /hyperframes-keyframes, /hyperframes-creative, /hyperframes-registry, /hyperframes-cli, /hyperframes-audio
- Node.js (current LTS) and npx
- Google Chrome, used by the HyperFrames renderer
- ffmpeg and ffprobe on PATH
Steps
- Install the skill with
git clone https://github.com/Sunwood-ai-labs/hyperframes-motion-reel-skill ~/.claude/skills/hyperframes-motion-reeland confirm the HyperFrames domain skills are present. - In Claude Code, run
/hyperframes-motion-reel Product launch teaser for an AI camera, vertical 9:16, replacing the product description with yours. - Review the generated DESIGN.md and beat timeline, and request changes to copy or colors in the prompt before implementation.
- Run
npx hyperframes lintandnpx hyperframes checkuntil check reports 0 findings. - Run
npx hyperframes render --fps 60 --quality deliveryand confirm with ffprobe that the output is 1080 x 1920.
Prompt for your agent
In the hyperframes-motion-reel-skill repo, run /hyperframes-motion-reel with the brief <product description>, vertical 9:16. Expected output: a 1080 x 1920 MP4 teaser rendered at 60 FPS. Verify the frame size with ffprobe on the final file.
Caveat. The README lists 1080 x 1920 for vertical output but does not say how the skill handles on-screen text safe areas for each platform, so check those yourself.
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