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cartoon-launch-film

Skill1 starsChanged 49 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

Render a music-only, hand-drawn cartoon launch film (about 45 s, square 1080, 30 fps) for an X, LinkedIn or Threads post. It has boiling ink linework, a mascot with on-model poses, squash and stretch, a paper-and-grass world and a synthesised 120 BPM score with cartoon SFX. Beats are a dark terminal cold open where the agent forgets, a comic burst, a notebook slam title, the mascot eating old chats and docs, a linked-notes graph, a grid of the agents it works in, a hand-drawn Chrome window where a browser extension captures a page and fills a form with sourced answers, a cited answer note, a speed gauge, a star counter and an end card. Use for a GitHub-stars milestone post, open-source launch, devtool or AI-agent feature announcement, Chrome extension demo, or when the user wants a playful cartoon / indie-animation style instead of a polished SaaS look.

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