Product builders & marketers
A product people can understand
- Bring
- A product brief and three verified benefits.
- Make
- A short feature explainer with an opening, three benefits and a clear next step.
What you can make
Your material.
A clearer explanation.
Start with one message and the facts you already have. Use these examples to decide whether the local motion workflow fits your work.
Teachers & course creators
One concept, one clear lesson
- Bring
- Lesson notes and three steps in the right order.
- Make
- A 15-second lesson opening or process explanation to include in your course.
Teams & consultants
Numbers with their context intact
- Bring
- Verified values, units, comparison period and source.
- Make
- A concise data highlight for an update, with labels and a visible source note.
Creators & small studios
Give your script a visual structure
- Bring
- A short script, its main point and your intended audience.
- Make
- Three animated beats you can revise and render as an MP4 on your computer.
Customer success & support teams
Show the first steps
- Bring
- Three setup steps, accurate interface labels and the next action.
- Make
- A short onboarding explainer that introduces the steps before a customer starts.
Operators & team leads
Make a process easier to follow
- Bring
- An ordered workflow, its key steps and the intended result.
- Make
- A three-step motion explanation for a team update, training session or customer guide.
Social media & content teams
Give one message more presence
- Bring
- One headline, three short supporting points and a call to action.
- Make
- A 15-second landscape teaser for a launch or campaign. Portrait formats are a future option.
Event organizers & marketers
Make an announcement memorable
- Bring
- An event title, verified date, three highlights and registration instructions.
- Make
- A short animated announcement with a clear message and next step.
Sales & product teams
Explain the choices clearly
- Bring
- Three verified differences between your product options, with exact prices or limits if needed.
- Make
- A concise comparison in three scenes that helps your audience understand the trade-offs.
Start with a 15-second landscape motion project. This is best for short explanations; voiceover, PPTX conversion and photorealistic footage are not included.
Start with your material
Bring the context. Keep the meaning.
Give materials to your own agent, rather than uploading them here. Decide what the viewer should understand before choosing a visual style.
Text & notes
Bring a script, product brief or lesson notes. Include your audience, one main message and the facts that must stay unchanged.
Images & screenshots
Give references to your own agent in the local project and say what each image means. These can guide the design; the current starting styles do not automatically turn images into animation.
Documents & data
Paste the relevant text, verified values, units and source into the brief. PDF, Word or existing slides can be source material; automatic extraction still needs validation.
The task comes first: explain a product, teach a process or show the numbers. Future input and output formats will follow verified needs; editable slides are one candidate.
Is it right for my work?
What can I make with it?
Short product explainers, lesson openings, process walkthroughs, data highlights and animated story beats. The fifteen starting styles use three scenes, 15 seconds, 16:9 and 1280 × 720 at 30 fps. Your agent adapts the local source to your material; review each result before publishing.
What do I need before subscribing?
Your own working Claude Code or Codex access, a computer with Node.js 22+, FFmpeg and ffprobe, and a local project folder. macOS and Linux are the initial targets; Windows users should use WSL. The connection checks these prerequisites. Your agent provider bills model usage separately.
What am I paying for if my agent already writes code?
A connected workflow with nine cooperating Skills, fifteen original starting styles, versioned task resources, review and export guidance, task receipts and credit management. You keep using your own agent while these resources give it a repeatable starting point. Output still needs your review.
Are voiceover, music, PPTX and hosted video generation included?
Not yet. The current workflow makes local silent motion projects and MP4s. Paste notes or extracted document text into your agent. Additional material handling, audio and output formats will be evaluated against user needs and real delivery tests; PPTX output is a candidate rather than a committed next step.