Guizang's agent skill turns your repo's recent updates into a finished promo video — real components, code-rendered animation, an original code-written soundtrack — no video editor involved.
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Topic in, narrated explainer video out — a Claude Code / Codex skill that produces full motion-graphics explainers with Remotion, every frame drawn in code.
From the author of video-talkcraft: pick a topic, length, and language, and the agent researches it with sources, writes the narration, generates voiceover and a frame-accurate timeline, storyboards every shot, then dispatches parallel build agents that write one Remotion (React + TypeScript) component per shot. QC agents review rendered frames against written criteria. Output is a 1280×720 H.264 MP4 with word-boundary-aligned subtitles, chapter cards and a progress bar — no stock footage, no generative video model.
When you need a reusable, brand-consistent explainer for a technical topic — vector databases, RAG, your product's architecture — and want the whole film reviewable as code instead of a timeline file.
git clone https://github.com/Vincentwei1021/anything2explainer.git ln -s "$PWD/anything2explainer" ~/.claude/skills/anything2explainer # Claude Code ln -s "$PWD/anything2explainer" ~/.codex/skills/anything2explainer # Codex # deps: Node ≥18, ffmpeg, and a venv with edge-tts==7.2.8 + numpy pillow scipy # English narration additionally needs kokoro + soundfile + espeak-ng
PolyForm Noncommercial license — fine for your own videos, not for commercial work. Heavy deps (Remotion, ffmpeg, pinned edge-tts); macOS is the verified platform (Linux should work, Windows untested), and a full film takes 1–3 hours of wall clock plus ≈2–3 GB of disk.
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Guizang's agent skill turns your repo's recent updates into a finished promo video — real components, code-rendered animation, an original code-written soundtrack — no video editor involved.
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