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video-build

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Builds HyperFrames compositions for any code-built video - the project scaffold (hyperframes.json, pinned CLI, a build.py that emits the composition from measured timings), building from a real product UI (capture the real app, compose from its own classes, a measure pass), word-highlight captions in any language including Arabic and Hebrew, real footage with frame-exact windows, rendering, and a catalogue of HyperFrames, GSAP and render traps. A layer over the upstream hyperframes skills and an executor under video-studio. Use when video-studio reaches the build step of a code-built film. Triggers: "build the composition", "HyperFrames", "render the video", "add captions", "word-by-word captions", "put this footage in the video".

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    Keep your brand tokens (colours, fonts) in one brand-tokens.css and your trimmed logo lockups in one folder.

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    Add every new trap you hit to references/hyperframes-gotchas.md under a dated heading.

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SKILL.md

video-build

How a code-built film is put together in HyperFrames. video-studio decides what the film is and when it is built; this skill decides how. The upstream hyperframes, hyperframes-core, hyperframes-animation, hyperframes-cli skills are the base (heygen-com, used as they are); this is what was learned on top of them.

Input: the film's brief.md (../video-studio/references/brief.md). It owns copy, claims, tone, material, moments and private data; this skill owns the implementation. If the brief cannot be met, say so to video-studio - never change it silently.

Setup. Node.js 22+, FFmpeg, the HyperFrames CLI and its skills (the kit's connections/hyperframes-cli.md; npx hyperframes doctor checks the toolchain). Python 3 for build.py and scripts/footage_proxy.py (standard library only).

Start a project

references/scaffold.md: the files (hyperframes.json, package.json pinning the CLI, build.py, assets/, audio/, timing.json, renders/), the build.py pattern (one source, everything timed from timing.json, so the picture never drifts from the audio), the stylesheet head, trimming identity PNGs, commands, and inspecting a render without watching it.

Build from a real product UI

references/product-ui.md: get the real UI, compose from its own classes, measure instead of guessing, captions word by word from the take's word timings.

Captions

node ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/captions.mjs film.json --font "Family=path" → captions.cues.json + captions.html (paste inside the root, call mountCaptions(tl)): word-highlight captions in any language and direction, cue breaks chosen so every cue passes readcheck. Rules, RTL, fonts, checks: references/captions.md.

Before writing composition HTML

references/hyperframes-gotchas.md - every trap that cost a render: layout, text reveals, media, checking, rendering, the visibility leak, overlap markers, clip-path on SVG, fonts, encoding; real footage (<video>): exact-double times, in-points from the rendered file, priming for the live player.

Real footage

python3 ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/footage_proxy.py CLIP --in A --out B --at T [--split] [--raw]: <video> windows with exact-double times and the cut list from the file you render, optionally via a 30 fps proxy that matches the engine (VFR, sparse keyframes, many windows). Rules: references/hyperframes-gotchas.md, "Real footage".

Related executors

  • Camera and editing moves, the render(t) rig, story time: video-moves.
  • Sound for the film: video-sound. Gates and review: video-check.
  • Generated people and scenes to assemble here: video-generated.
  • Real 3D (three.js objects, globes, particles): video-3d.

Adapt it

  • Keep your brand tokens (colours, fonts) in one brand-tokens.css and your trimmed logo lockups in one folder; every project copies them in (references/scaffold.md).
  • Save your first finished film as the reference project - the next one starts as a copy of it.
  • Pin the HyperFrames version you tested in package.json; bump it only after a test render.
  • Add every new trap you hit to references/hyperframes-gotchas.md under a dated heading.
  • Set the caption colours from each film's own palette (--cap-* variables), never one default.

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