general-video
Create Custom HyperFrames Video Compositions
Teams need a reliable path for custom videos that do not fit product, website, explainer, PR, caption, recut, or motion graphic workflows. This skill guides Claude, Codex, and Claude Code through design, planning, HTML composition, audio handling, validation, and handoff.
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Test it
Using "general-video". A request for a short launch intro that does not match the product launch workflow.
Expected outcome:
A scoped plan with a visual concept, scene structure, timing notes, static layout direction, animation references, and validation checklist.
Using "general-video". A vague request for a custom brand video for executives.
Expected outcome:
A discovery-driven direction covering audience, platform, priority, variation options, design-system source, and next build steps.
Using "general-video". A multi-scene narrated video request with music and captions.
Expected outcome:
A production plan that routes audio through the shared media engine, mounts tracks, places captions, and validates the HyperFrames composition.
Security Audit
Medium RiskStatic analysis reported many Ruby backtick and weak cryptography patterns, but review found they are Markdown inline-code references, headings, examples, and skill routing text rather than executable Ruby or cryptographic code. The skill does instruct agents to run HyperFrames CLI commands and a local media script, so publication is reasonable with an external-command warning.
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What You Can Build
Build a Brand Sizzle Reel
Create a multi-scene HTML video with design direction, pacing, transitions, and validation checks.
Author a Custom Title Sequence
Turn a precise title card or intro request into a scoped HyperFrames composition without unnecessary extra scenes.
Produce a Video Prototype
Explore audience, platform, visual identity, rhythm, layout, and motion before rendering an MP4.
Try These Prompts
Use the general-video workflow to create a 10-second title card for our event. Keep it focused on the title, date, and one visual motif.
Use general-video to make a 45-second brand reel for a developer audience on our website hero. Plan the structure, visual identity, rhythm, layout, and validation steps.
Use general-video for a narrated 60-second internal launch video. Include a neutral audio request, caption placement, scene timing, and final HyperFrames validation.
Use general-video to create a custom 90-second montage from this brief. Ask only essential discovery questions, follow our design spec, build layout before animation, and do not render MP4 unless I approve.
Best Practices
- Use this skill only after confirming no specialized HyperFrames workflow clearly fits the request.
- Build the most visible static layout before adding GSAP motion or transitions.
- Run HyperFrames lint, validate, and inspect checks before final handoff.
Avoid
- Do not silently add extra scenes, music, captions, or effects beyond the requested scope.
- Do not invent colors or fonts when a design spec or required creative reference exists.
- Do not use live data, render-time network fetches, or non-deterministic behavior in compositions.