vibe-knowledge skill
A Claude Code skill turns one question into an explainer film: facts, script, voiceover, code frames and a 1080p60 file
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Why this level
- The skill runs rendering, installs Python packages and the Playwright browser and calls ffmpeg on your computer
- Voice sends the script text to the external Xiaomi MiMo service under your key, and the enhanced tier spends paid Renoise credits
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/vibe-knowledgeDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The skill runs rendering, installs Python packages and the Playwright browser and calls ffmpeg on your computer
- Voice sends the script text to the external Xiaomi MiMo service under your key, and the enhanced tier spends paid Renoise credits
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
vibe-knowledge is a Claude Code skill that takes one knowledge question through the whole cycle of a short film in a single conversation. It picks the topic, checks facts, writes a script with a source for every sentence, voices it, builds frames in code, renders 1080p60, runs quality checks and prepares a publishing pack. You type, for example, "make an episode: why fake accounting entries are betrayed by the digit 1". The library holds 44 styles in 8 families: classical Chinese, dark concept, game, edit and documentary, pixel, hand drawn and others. Each style has its own `STYLE.md` with colors, fonts and camera language. The basic tier uses no outside credits, and the enhanced tier connects the Renoise platform over MCP. A companion skill, `ai-teardown`, provides the three.js render engine, fonts and scripts for creating a workspace and voiceover. Installation: clone the repository and copy `skills/vibe-knowledge` and `skills/ai-teardown` into `~/.claude/skills/`. You need Python with numpy, scipy, pillow and Playwright, ffmpeg and, for voice, a `MIMO_API_KEY` (Xiaomi MiMo).
Who it is for. Creators of educational channels and video editors who want a finished clip with checked facts from one Claude Code request.
Good fit when
- You need a two-minute clip about a puzzle or cause and effect with voiceover and captions
- Every script sentence must carry a source and facts must be checked before voicing
- The same script should be shown in different styles to choose the delivery
- The video should be built from code-rendered frames with no shooting or manual editing
- Before release you need an OCR check of on-screen text and a publishing pack
Not a fit when
- You need to edit your own footage: the skill builds a clip from scratch out of code frames
- You are not on macOS: the OCR check relies on the built-in Vision and the `swiftc` compiler
- Slides or an article are enough: 1080p60 rendering and voiceover take a lot of time and resources
Example request
Make a Vibe Knowledge episode: why forged accounting numbers are given away by the digit 1, on the basic tier, 90 secondsLimitations
Building needs Python with numpy, scipy, pillow and Playwright in a separate environment, `ffmpeg` and, on macOS, the `swiftc` compiler for the Vision text check. Voice runs through Xiaomi MiMo with a key in the `MIMO_API_KEY` variable or the `~/.config/ai-teardown/mimo.env` file, and the key must not be stored in project files. The enhanced tier uses the external Renoise platform with credits and MCP. The language of the skill, scripts and examples is mostly Chinese. The code is MIT licensed, while the sample videos, music and default voice have their own terms in `NOTICE.md`.
How to disable. Delete the `~/.claude/skills/vibe-knowledge` and `~/.claude/skills/ai-teardown` folders, the `~/.venvs/cine` virtual environment and the key in `~/.config/ai-teardown/mimo.env`. Remove the Renoise connection in the MCP settings.
FAQ
How do I install vibe-knowledge?
Clone the repository and run `cp -R vibe-knowledge/skills/vibe-knowledge vibe-knowledge/skills/ai-teardown ~/.claude/skills/`. Both skills are needed: `ai-teardown` provides the render engine and voice scripts.
How do I start an episode?
In Claude Code say: "make a Vibe Knowledge episode: why ...". On first use the skill opens a local style gallery and explains masters, styles and tiers.
Do I need paid services?
The basic tier spends no video credits, but voice runs through Xiaomi MiMo with a key. Enhanced shots come from the Renoise platform on credits through MCP.
How many styles are in the library?
Forty-four in eight families. Each is described in `skills/vibe-knowledge/styles/<name>/STYLE.md` with colors, fonts, camera language and suitable topics.
Where do the facts in a film come from?
The skill checks them before writing the script and each sentence carries a source. The final check before publishing is still yours.
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README in short
The README presents the skill as the whole path from topic to publishing pack in one conversation and shows sample films in different styles. It then describes the library of 44 styles by family, voice and music samples, the Renoise platform for the enhanced tier and installation. The directory layout, credits to sources and license notes for the samples follow.