HyperFrames Community Skills
Eight community skills for HyperFrames video: 3D captions, explainers, handwriting animation, clips from a session history
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Why this level
- A skill can run commands, read files and call the network: the authors ask you to read SKILL.md before installing
- day-in-my-life and session-story read your local Claude Code history
- Some skills may call paid generation services
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/hyperframes-community-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- A skill can run commands, read files and call the network: the authors ask you to read SKILL.md before installing
- day-in-my-life and session-story read your local Claude Code history
- Some skills may call paid generation services
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
HyperFrames Community Skills is a collection of narrow skills around HyperFrames, where each folder under `skills/` installs on its own. camera-3d-captions places captions in space around a speaker: the camera moves, word groups sit at different depths and hero words go behind the person. vox-explainer builds a 60–90 second collage-style clip from a topic, document or link. p5-paint-animation turns text, photos and short clips into deterministic handwriting and living-painting animations in p5.js. day-in-my-life and session-story make a hand-drawn film about your working session with an agent: the first uses your local Claude Code history and your own words, the second turns real messages into paper planes and butterflies. prod-by-claude turns a Strudel track into a 1080×1080 video where every code token lights up on its note. duo composes a frame of hands holding an open foldable phone to compare two screens. x-posting-license renders a ten-second "posting license" video for an X profile.
Who it is for. Short-form video makers and developers who already build videos in HyperFrames and want ready recipes for narrow jobs.
Good fit when
- A talking-head video needs 3D captions with depth
- You want a 60–90 second explainer from an article or link in one request
- You want a funny video made from your own Claude Code session
- You need a frame comparing two app screens on an open foldable phone
Not a fit when
- You need the core HyperFrames set: this repository has only niche community skills outside the supported bundle
- You build video outside HyperFrames: the skills rely on its compositions
- You edit long-form video: the clips here run 10 to 90 seconds
Example request
Install the vox-explainer skill and build a 60-second explainer from this articleLimitations
Community skills are not part of the vetted HyperFrames distribution. The authors warn that a skill can run commands, read files, call network services and spend money, so read `SKILL.md` and the scripts before installing. Automated checks and review reduce risk but do not guarantee safety. day-in-my-life and session-story read your local Claude Code history. Building video needs HyperFrames installed; the skills alone are not enough.
How to disable. Delete the folder of the skill you no longer want from the project or global agent skills directory and restart the session. Finished videos stay in your project folder.
FAQ
How can I list the skills before installing?
Run `npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes-community-skills --list`: it prints the available skills and installs nothing.
How do I install a single skill?
Add `--skill <name>`, where the name matches a folder under `skills/`. Use `--all` for everything; `--global` and `--agent` select a global install and the agent.
Do I need GitHub authentication?
No, the repository is public and installation needs no sign-in.
How can I download a skill without the installer?
Clone with `--depth 1 --filter=blob:none --sparse`, then run `git sparse-checkout set skills/<name>`. The whole set comes with a plain `git clone --depth 1`.
Can I contribute a skill?
Yes, through a pull request: the skill must serve a concrete HyperFrames job, be self-contained, state its network, credential and paid-service use and contain no secrets.
Discussion
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| HyperFrames Community Skills (this card) | yes | 257 | |
| HyperFrames | no | 83,283 | the main HyperFrames set from its developers |
| HyperFrames Motion Director | no | 483 | a single motion-direction skill |
README in short
The project description explains how the community set differs from the main HyperFrames bundle, lists eight skills and shows installation through `npx skills add`. It also sets contribution rules: a narrow task, self-containment, explicit side effects, code-owner review, structural validation and secret scanning.