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Vincentwei1021/video-shotcraft

AI video skill for Claude Code & Codex: cinematic product videos with Remotion, 152 shot recipe cards, 209 motion previews and a production-ready template.

AI agents & LLM toolsTypeScriptApache-2.0
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1What it's for

AI video skill for Claude Code & Codex: cinematic product videos with Remotion, 152 shot recipe cards, 209 motion previews and a production-ready template.

It is a skill: a package of instructions and resources that teaches an AI agent (like Claude Code or others) to do something new or to do it better.

2Who published it?

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Vincentwei1021

Vincentwei1021 publishes and maintains this project on GitHub. From their profile you can see their other projects and this one's recent activity.

Language: TypeScriptLicense: Apache-2.0Checked: 18 oct 2026

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3What you can use it for

Upgrade your agent

Give it a new ability without programming it yourself.

Standardize results

Get the agent to work with the same judgment every time.

Stop repeating prompts

The skill already carries the instructions built in.

Learn to write skills

Open it and see how it is put together so you can build your own.

4Examples of what you can do

Ideas for getting started with it:

Install it in your agent”

Follow the README to add it to your coding agent.

Use it on a real task”

Ask your agent for something related and compare the result with and without the skill.

See how it is made”

Open its files to understand what instructions it gives the agent.

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Before using it

  • The README and license (Apache-2.0) were checked on Oct 18, 2026. We have not installed, tested or security-audited it.
  • Its license (Apache-2.0) allows free use, including commercial use.
  • As with any open-source code, check what it does before running it on your computer or giving it your data.