skill-video-studio
Claude Code skill for product videos: real browser capture, branded composition, and local mastering.
- agent-skills
- agents
- claude-code
- devrel
- ffmpeg
- harness
- playwright
- video
- Stars
- 155
- Forks
- 5
- + today
- +6
- Created
- 2mo
Ranking data as of November 3, 2026 (UTC).
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Overview
Claude Code skill for product videos: real browser capture, branded composition, and local mastering. It ranks #63 on GitTiger, gaining +6 stars on November 3, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in HTML and has 5 forks. It was created 2mo ago.
What it is
skill-video-studio is a Claude Code skill for producing product videos. Its description sums up the flow as capturing a real browser, composing with branding, and mastering locally; the README summary frames the goal as moving from a product workflow to a finished demo. Tags include agent-skills, Playwright, ffmpeg and video. The listed language is HTML and the licence is MIT.
What the README summary describes
- **Capture:** scripts drive the browser through the product, with explicit beats and stable selectors. - **Composition:** a HyperFrames timeline combines a title, a browser frame, chapters and a closing call to action in the brand style. - **Mastering and QA:** it works locally, producing master and web versions, running ffprobe checks and making a contact sheet and thumbnail. - **Optional audio:** pick from six local music styles, let narration set the timing, or try voice variants. - **Optional presentation:** subtitles, your own private presenter footage, and terminal or browser sequences.
Getting started
No install or usage commands came with the supplied data. See the repository README for how to add and run the skill.
git clone https://github.com/aaitor/skill-video-studio.git
cd skill-video-studio
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What is skill-video-studio?
A Claude Code skill that, per its description, produces product videos using real browser capture, branded composition and local mastering.
Is audio or presenter footage required?
No. The README summary marks audio (six local music styles, narration-driven timing, voice variants) and presentation extras (subtitles, bring-your-own presenter footage, terminal/browser sequences) as optional.
What quality checks does it include?
The README summary mentions ffprobe checks, a contact sheet and a thumbnail, alongside master and web copies, under local mastering and QA.
How do I set it up?
Setup steps were not supplied. Check the repository README.