Claude edited my whole video.

I'm a beginner and I don't code. Please add these three skills to Claude Code for me:

1. HyperFrames: run "claude plugin marketplace add heygen-com/hyperframes" and then "claude plugin install hyperframes@hyperframes"
2. GSAP skills: run "claude plugin marketplace add greensock/gsap-skills" and then "claude plugin install gsap-skills@gsap-skills"
3. Anthropic example skills: run "claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/skills" and then "claude plugin install example-skills@anthropic-agent-skills"

HyperFrames also needs Node.js (version 22 or newer) and FFmpeg on my computer. Check if I have them, and if not, install them for me.

Tell me in simple words what you did, and tell me when I should close and reopen the app.

Here's my brand. Save it as my brand kit in a file called brand-kit.md in this folder, and use it for every video we make.

- Main colour: [colour or colour code]
- Background colour: [colour]
- Accent colour (for highlights): [colour]
- Headline font: [font name]
- Body font: [font name]
- My logo: [drag the file in, or "none"]
- The vibe in three words: [for example calm, warm, premium]
- Captions: [for example "big, above my head, one highlighted word per line"]

If I've attached a screenshot, pull the exact colours from it. If anything is missing, suggest something that fits. Then show me my brand kit on one page so I can see the colours and fonts together.

I don't have a brand yet. Help me make a simple brand kit for my videos.

First ask me five short questions about me, my audience and how I want my videos to feel. Then show me three different looks on one page I can open in my browser. For each look, give me a colour palette (a main colour, a background, one accent), a pair of free fonts, a caption style, and a sample caption that looks the way it would in my video.

When I pick one, save it as my brand kit in brand-kit.md in this folder and use it for every video we make.

I'm not a coder and I've never edited video. I want you to be my video editor using HyperFrames.

1. Check the HyperFrames skills are working.
2. Make a short test video for Instagram Reels (vertical, 1080x1920): a plain background with the words "It works" animating in. Save it as a video file and tell me where to find it.

Use my brand kit (brand-kit.md) for the colours, fonts and caption style, and never put text over my face.

Explain things simply, and ask me before you delete anything.

Here's my video: [drag the file in, or type its name]. Make a new project for it called "[video name]".

Write down everything I say, with the exact time of every word, so you know when to make each effect happen. Show me the words and times so I can check them first.

Here are reels I love the editing in: [paste links]. Study how they're edited (pacing, captions, effects, transitions, sound) and write me a short style note. Then plan my video in that style, using my brand kit and my own words. Don't copy their footage or script.

Before you render anything, show me a storyboard. Every scene in a grid.

For each scene, show me a picture from that moment, a scene number, the time, the words I'm saying, and what will happen on screen. Put it on one page I can open in my browser, and list any questions you have for me at the end.

Don't render until I say "go".

Let it breathe: fewer, bigger moments, not an effect on every line. Captions above my head, never over my face, inside the Instagram safe zone. Smooth transitions, light sound effects, music at 10%.

Go. Render the final video for Instagram Reels (vertical, 1080x1920).

When it's done, tell me where the file is. Then watch it back against the storyboard and tell me if any effect starts on the wrong word or covers my face.

Search the HyperFrames catalog for effects that would suit my video. I'm looking for [describe it, for example "a glitch transition" or "fun captions"]. Show me your top 5 with a one-line description of each, then add the one I pick to the storyboard.

Build me a content dashboard I can open in my web browser, just for me on this computer, for all the videos in this folder.

- On the left: a list of my videos with a small picture of each, newest first.
- For the video I click: tabs across the top for Raw, Edited, Compare, Storyboard, Carousel, Blog, Captions and Motion library.
- Keep each video's captions, blog post and slides saved inside that video's folder, so you can read and update them whenever I ask.
- At the top: a spot for the keyword people comment and the link I send them.

Use my brand colours and fonts. Start with just the Raw and Edited tabs, open it for me, and tell me how to open it again next time. We'll add the other tabs one at a time.

Add the Compare tab: my raw video and my edit, side by side. Let me swap either one for any other version of the video. One button plays both at the same time, one slider moves through both, and only one of them has sound.

Add the Storyboard tab: show the storyboard you make me before each final video. Pictures in a grid, each with its shot number, time, the words I'm saying and what happens on screen, then your questions for me at the end.

Add three tabs that turn this video into more content:
- Carousel: Instagram slides made from the script. I can change the words on each slide and the slide updates.
- Blog: a blog post from the video, with the text on one side, a preview on the other, and a Copy button.
- Captions: three or four caption options I can choose from and copy, with hashtag sets underneath.
Write the first version of each from this video.

Add the Motion library tab: every effect you can make for me, each with a name, a picture, what it does and when to use it. A search box and category buttons at the top. Let me tick several effects and send them to you in one go, with "try these in this video, storyboard first".

Add an "Ask Claude" box on the right side of every tab, where I can type a change and press Send. Save my requests in the video's folder. When I tell you "check the dashboard", do the requests and write a short reply under each one, so I can see what you changed.