Usage guide / your own agent

From a brief
to a project you keep.

Prepare your material, install the paid toolkit and copy these examples into your own agent. Review the storyboard, preview and final export.

Browse the samples, subscribe and paste the connection request into your agent. Approve its browser code, then start tasks using the included Skills. No individual Skill or template downloads.

Step 0 1

Prepare your material and workspace

Use your own Claude Code or Codex account. Create a local project folder and collect a script, product notes or key numbers. State who will watch, the main message, target length and format.

Example prompt

Use the notes in launch-notes.md. Plan a 15-second, 16:9 product explainer for first-time visitors. The goal is to explain three benefits. Keep every number and source note unchanged. Show the storyboard before building.

Step 0 2

Install once and connect your account

After payment, paste the connection request into your agent and approve the matching browser code. The nine Skills are connected together.

Check setup status →

Step 0 3

Choose a direction and confirm the cost

Ask your connected agent to recommend a style. It shows the task direction, resource version, balance and exact quote. A standard new task costs 1,000 credits and requires your confirmation.

Example prompt

Recommend a style for this brief. Before any paid delivery, show the pack contents, version and exact credit cost. Wait for my confirmation. Use the same delivery receipt for retries.

Step 0 4

Build and inspect the local preview

After task activation, your agent creates the source project locally and opens a browser preview. Check the wording, numbers, reading speed and representative frames. Materials and source files stay in the project you control.

Example prompt

Build the confirmed storyboard in this folder. Open the local browser preview. Check text overflow, missing assets and reading time before showing it to me.

Step 0 5

Revise in the same conversation

Name the scene and the exact change. Keep working in the existing project. Local edits and renders use no platform credits; changing to a different paid pack requires a new quote.

Example prompt

In scene 2, shorten the headline to six words and hold it for one extra second. Keep scene 1, the numbers and the existing style unchanged. Update the same project and show the preview again.

Step 0 6

Render, check and keep your source

Ask your agent to render locally and return both the MP4 and editable source folder. The installer checks resolution and duration with ffprobe. Inspect fonts and representative frames yourself before sharing. Node.js 22+, FFmpeg and your own agent access are required.

Example prompt

Render this project locally to MP4. Check the actual file’s resolution and duration, inspect the opening and closing frames, and give me the editable source folder together with the video. Report any failed check.

Make your first local video

A useful first step today.

  1. Preview styles in the library. Sign in and complete payment before acquiring an editable source pack from your account.
  2. Unzip the pack into your local project folder. Ask your agent to read STYLE.md, manifest.json and the license notices first.
  3. Ask it to explain the structure and change a headline in content.js. Keep the paused timeline and local assets intact.
  4. Use the installed Skill to apply your content, run the layout checker and open a local preview. After review, render an MP4 locally and verify its duration and dimensions. Keep your editable project.
Preview the styles →

If rendering fails, keep your source and inspect the error with your agent. Recover the same pack using its saved delivery receipt without another credit charge. Keep local copies of your material and project.

How to use the toolkit — from brief to local export | claudemotion.si