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vox-explainer

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Turn a brand angle into a finished Vox-style paper-collage explainer ad on the Advibly MCP. Approve a narrative beat map and visual theme, generate layered collage-poster keyframes, animate living paper motion with Gemini Omni Flash, then compose narration, music, and SFX. Supports baked headlines, photoreal product cutouts, assemble-from-empty reveals, confetti, impact shake, and editorial collage motion. Trigger for "Vox style video", "paper collage animation", "motion collage", "collage explainer", "collage ad", "paper collage explainer", "make a collage ad", "explainer video for my product", or a reference with the editorial torn-paper look. Use even without the word "skill" when that style is clearly requested.

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  • charlie947Skill

    apple-launch-film

    Rebuild an Apple-style Mac launch film entirely in code with Claude Code. A thin menu bar, the black notch growing into widgets one scene at a time, full-screen gradient wallpapers and one short caption per scene. No screen recording, no After Effects. Use when someone says "Apple-style launch", "Mac launch video", "notch animation", "make it look like an Apple keynote", "macOS UI launch film" or wants a product launch that looks like native Mac interface.

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  • charlie947Skill

    loop-cover

    Turn a newsletter or blog cover into a seamless looping GIF at 896 x 640, 180 frames at 20fps. Only the one element you name moves, the loop is rotated so frame 1 shows the finished picture, and the seam is measured, not eyeballed. Use when someone says "animated cover", "make my cover move", "looping GIF cover", "newsletter cover GIF", "animate my thumbnail" or wants a cover that moves in the inbox without looking busy.

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  • alharkan7Skill

    animated-chart

    Takes an input of a chart image and turns it into an animated chart via Chart.js, outputting an HTML file for preview.

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  • motion-teamSkill

    brand-intake

    Runs a structured brand intake interview and then conducts web research to build a comprehensive brand context document. Use this whenever the user says they're working on a new client, wants to build brand context, or says "run brand intake", "conduct brand research" or "build brand context for [brand]". Also trigger when the user starts a creative strategy workflow for a brand that doesn't yet have a context document in the project. This must run BEFORE any Creative Strategy Engine, Hook Writing, or other execution work — it is the prerequisite context layer for all downstream creative strategy.

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  • Mathews-TomSkill

    launch-video

    Turn the project in the current directory into a 15-25 second launch video: a project-specific story, real UI recreated in HTML/CSS, optional user-supplied music, a poster baked into frame 0, and postable share copy with any required credits. Rendering goes through the html-video package. Triggers on: "/brag", "let''s brag about this", "make a launch video", "launch video for this project", "turn this project into a video", "promo video for what I built". NOT for explaining a concept, algorithm or topic with no project behind it, use animate; NOT for an explicit React or Remotion composition, use remotion-video; NOT for an HTML video whose content is already scripted, use html-video.

    Also in 3 projects that use this

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