digitalsamba/claude-code-video-toolkit
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1FfmpegFFmpeg is an agent skill from the Claude Code video toolkit that gives solo builders a dense command reference for professional-ish media workflows without memorizing filter grammar. It documents how to chain video filters with commas, when to escalate to -filter_complex with labeled pads, and which knobs matter for scaling, cropping, frame rate, padding, fades, text overlays, and compositing. Parallel audio guidance covers volume, fades, tempo change within atempo limits, and loudness normalization. Codec sections explain tradeoffs between libx264 for compatibility, libx265 and VP9 for compression, ProRes for editorial handoff, and copy for zero re-encode speed. Use it while building demo reels, course clips, social cuts, or automated render steps in CI and local scripts. The skill is procedural reference material—ideal when your agent must draft or debug shell pipelines rather than guess flags that silently re-encode or drop audio.3.8kinstalls2ElevenlabsElevenLabs is an agent skill that wires the ElevenLabs Python client into Claude Code-style workflows for AI voiceovers, sound effects, and background music. Solo builders shipping video explainers, podcast clips, or game prototypes use it when narration must be generated from script text rather than recorded manually. The skill documents model tradeoffs—multilingual_v2 for reliability, flash and turbo for latency and limited SSML, v3 for expressiveness with alpha caveats—and standard VoiceSettings parameters so agents pick sane defaults. It triggers on voiceover, dialogue, narration, SFX-from-description, soundtrack, and voice-cloning requests. You need a valid API key and outbound network access; output is typically MP3 or similar files saved to the project tree for your editing pipeline.614installs3Playwright RecordingPlaywright Recording is a reference skill from the Claude Code video toolkit that documents how to turn a Playwright browser context into a reliable screen capture pipeline. Solo builders use it when they need mp4-ready walkthroughs of a web app—whether for regression evidence, investor demos, or launch-week product videos—without relearning the API from scattered docs. The readme centers on recordVideo on newContext, launch tuning for visible or slowed motion, and the page methods that make recordings stable: goto with the right waitUntil, explicit timeouts, selector and URL waits, then deliberate interactions. Agents can scaffold scripts that set viewport dimensions, optional dark mode, locale, and Chromium flags like disabled infobars so captures look intentional rather than flaky manual screen grabs.590installs4RemotionRemotion is an agent skill that packages a concise API reference for Remotion—the React framework for programmatic video. Solo and indie builders use it while implementing scenes in TSX: reading the current frame inside Sequences, pulling width, height, fps, and duration from useVideoConfig, and wiring motion with interpolate and spring. The reference explains extrapolation modes, easing on interpolation curves, and common spring presets such as high bounce versus no bounce. It does not replace Remotion’s full docs or project scaffolding; it accelerates agent-assisted coding when you already have a Remotion app and need correct hook signatures, parameter defaults, and copy-paste patterns without leaving the editor. Ideal alongside the broader video-toolkit skills when shipping explainers, launch clips, or automated social cuts from code.555installs