Remotion Agent Skills

Turn the project you just built into a short, shareable launch video with one command. Your agent reads the project code, so no live URL or screenshots are needed.

Create, animate, review and render videos in code with fframes: Rust, SVG scenes and GPU rendering. Covers setup, motion design, sound, a live preview window and automatic checks without watching the render.

Write HTML, render video: build HyperFrames compositions with timed clips, seekable GSAP animation, captions, audio and sub-compositions, ready to render to MP4 with the HyperFrames CLI.

Make a code-rendered lyric music video for a finished song: every sung word lands on its own syllable inside dense animated graphics, with a recurring character, rendered offline at 1080p60. No video model.

Turn your own narration and real assets (book covers, screenshots, logos) plus a chosen visual style into a 20 to 60 second cinematic promo, or turn a script into an animated illustration clip.

Publication-quality figures for ML papers: picks the chart type for your results, writes the matplotlib or seaborn code and checks its colors for contrast. Use it to compare methods, baselines or ablations in a chart, to check whether text and figure colors meet a contrast ratio, or to plan an architecture diagram from your method section.

Karpathy's observations on how LLMs fail at coding, codified into four rules the agent follows: think before coding (state assumptions, ask instead of guessing), simplicity first, surgical changes, and goal-driven execution.

Builds an animation from scratch the way a design engineer would: it chooses the curve, duration and properties, keeps motion off the main thread where it matters, and explains the choice.

Translates Apple's interface and motion principles into web code: spring curves, gesture physics, translucent materials and typography, as explained in Apple's WWDC design sessions.

Anthropic's canvas-design skill guides Claude to produce finished visual artefacts (posters, covers, social graphics) by composing on an HTML canvas with deliberate typography, grid and colour decisions rather than defaulting to a template.