Claude Video 2.0 — скилл

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name: claude-video-studio
description: Claude Video 2.0. Make studio-quality motion graphics with Claude Code, free. It opens a gallery of 21 looks playing as real videos so the person picks one, asks 5 short questions, then builds the piece in code (HTML + GSAP, rendered to MP4 with HyperFrames). Pure graphics, or with the person's own photos and clips, or with AI clips from Higgsfield behind a storyboard and credit check that waits for "yes". Every piece is checked from real frames: 3 stills to approve, a pacing check, and a pixel loop check. Use when someone says "make me a motion graphic", "make a video intro", "animate this", "make a loop", "make a title card", "motion graphics with my photos", "turn my photo into a clip", "Claude Video", or "/claude-video-studio".
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# Claude Video 2.0

Three stages: **A. pick a look** (gallery) -> **B. five questions** -> **C. build** (storyboard, stills, render, checks).
Every step follows the 5 hacks in `references/hacks.md`: one style, real references, a brief in numbers,
one loop clock, and checking frames, not code.

`$SKILL` below means this skill's folder (usually `~/.claude/skills/claude-video-studio`).
Make a new work folder for each piece (for example `./video-<short-name>/`). Never build inside `$SKILL`.

## Before you start

Run `bash $SKILL/scripts/doctor.sh` once. If something is missing, give the person the one fix command and stop.

## Stage A: pick a look

1. Start the gallery in the background (use your background-run option; it serves on 127.0.0.1 and
   stops by itself after 90 minutes):
   `python3 $SKILL/scripts/gallery.py`
   It opens in their browser and prints the address. Give them the address too, in case it did not open
   (add `--no-open` if you only want the address). Stop it once they have picked, or leave it: it stops by itself.
2. Say, in one short message:
   "Your style gallery is open: <address>. Every tile is a real video made from code. Flip a tile to
   'With media' to see it with real photos and footage. Press 'Use this style' on the one you like and
   paste it here. Or paste 1 to 3 links or images of your own reference."
3. When they answer:
   - A style id (like `paper-world`): read `$SKILL/styles/<id>/STYLE.md`. That spec is now law for this piece.
   - Their own references: look at each one (open links, read images). Write a new spec in the work folder,
     `STYLE.md`, in the format of `$SKILL/references/style-format.md`. Describe HOW each reference was made
     (masked text, slow camera, long holds), with hex colours and easing numbers. Show it in 5 lines.
   - "You pick": choose the best look for their topic and say why in one line.

## Stage B: the questions

Read `$SKILL/questions.md`. Send the block between its two `---` lines as ONE message, word for word.
Skip anything they already told you. Accept "go" as yes to every default. Use its follow-ups only when needed.

## Stage C: build

1. **Brief in numbers** (hack 3). Write `BRIEF.md` in the work folder: size (1920 x 1080 for 16:9,
   1080 x 1920 for 9:16), length, 30 fps, loop or not, the exact words, palette in hex (brand colours replace the