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A tool for turning Chinese scripts into 1080×1920 vertical MP4 videos with a talking character, cloned voice narration, animated charts, and word-level subtitles. It follows the Interflow Bold-Mono visual style.
Media generation and manipulation for Claude Code — images, videos/GIFs, music, text-to-speech, and data visualizations (charts, graphs, diagrams, maps) using Google Gemini, D3.js, Mermaid, and Draw.io. A single visual-planning gate plus media-prompt-craft ensure every asset is clarified, styled, and reviewed before…
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Halftone paper-collage stop-motion ads: decode a reference into an editable spec, generate cut-out elements on the Gemini image API, and assemble build-from-empty motion with a deterministic local compositor, complete with the handmade stop-motion wobble. No paid video model.
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Turn a codebase into a finished demo video: Claude drives the app on screen, narrates what it exercises, generates voiceover and an on-camera presenter via fal.ai, and renders the timeline with Remotion. macOS only.
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Drive Ableton Live 12 from Claude — create tracks, load instruments/drums/samples, write MIDI clips and chord progressions, mix, sidechain, automate, and master, all via AbletonOSC.
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Generate web assets including favicons, app icons (PWA), and social media meta images (Open Graph) for Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn. Use when users need icons, favicons, social sharing images, or Open Graph images from logos or text slogans. Handles image resizing, text-to-image generation, and provides…
A browser-driven workflow for generating presentations with Kimi Slides from an uploaded document. Kimi Slides is Kimi's online presentation generator, and the workflow uses an already open, logged-in Chrome browser.
The craft layer for authoring standalone SVG assets through the SVGator MCP — designing the artwork, directing the motion, and wiring the interaction. Turns a prompt ("animate this logo", "make a loading spinner", "an icon that reacts on hover") into an art-directed, well-composed piece, then hands off to the MCP's…
Thinking moves that improve creative and strategic work. Use when brainstorming, designing, writing, problem-solving, strategizing, or any task where the obvious answer isn't good enough. Also use when stuck, looping, or about to deliver something that feels too safe. Calls ThinkFu MCP tools automatically.
A hand-drawn-style template for turning technical articles or code into narrated animated videos. It uses scenes, speech, animation, and captions to explain one topic in a vertical video.
A tool for turning articles into HTML that can be pasted into or sent to WeChat Official Accounts, China’s publishing platform for public messages. It supports formatting workflows and, when credentials are configured, managing drafts and publishing through WeChat’s official API.
TidyFactor Cinematic track — builds single-file, scroll-driven luxury landing pages (Apple x Cartier aesthetic) as one index.html with CDN-only libraries (GSAP, Lenis, Tailwind), no build step, no framework. The product "film" is a JPG frame-sequence drawn on canvas and scrubbed by scroll, not a scrubbed video…
Download, organize, check, incrementally sync, and zip public Behance project or moodboard URLs. Use when the user provides a public Behance project link or moodboard link and wants local image extraction, update checks, incremental downloads, stable moodboard folders, or ZIP packaging.
MCP server "chatgpt-web-image-mcp" as configured in leixyou/chatgpt-web-image-mcp. Runs locally from the chatgpt-web-image-mcp npm package.
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