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Motion Hack — Development skill for Claude Code

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Turn your talking-head video into an animated motion-graphics reel.

How to install Motion Hack

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open aipauloshimas/motion-hack and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Motion Hack does

Turn your talking-head video into an animated motion-graphics reel. Seedance 2.0 prompt generator. By The Creator Stack.

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README

Motion Hack

Turn a short talking-head video into an animated **motion-graphics reel** prompt for **Seedance 2.0**.

The speaker is re-rendered in a stylized look that changes per beat, lip-synced to the original audio, with motion graphics that illustrate the words, animated transitions, animated cut-out text and timed SFX. Cut-paper collage is the flagship style, but any look works. The prompt is generated in **English and Chinese**, and you upload **only your video** to Seedance.

How it works

  1. Drop your video (and optionally a few collage style reference images) in a folder.
  2. The skill runs a preflight check (scripts/check_env.py) and, if anything is missing, explains what it is for and asks permission to install it — so it's plug-and-play.
  3. It transcribes your video word-level (Whisper, runs locally) to get exact timing.
  4. It grabs a couple of frames so the stylized look stays the same recognizable you in every beat (the identity anchor).
  5. It maps your words to collage styles, motion graphics, transitions, text and SFX.
  6. It outputs a ready-to-paste Seedance 2.0 prompt in English and Chinese.

Setup (free and local, no API keys)

The skill checks this for you: `scripts/check_env.py` reports what's missing, what each piece is for, and the install command for your OS — then asks before installing anything. To set it up manually:

  • Install Python 3.8+.
  • Install ffmpeg (includes ffprobe):
    • macOS: brew install ffmpeg
    • Windows: winget install Gyan.FFmpeg (or choco install ffmpeg)
    • Linux: sudo apt install ffmpeg
  • Install the Python dependency: pip install -r requirements.txt

The first transcription downloads a Whisper model (~140MB) once. Everything else is local: no API key, no account, no paid service. Whisper is multilingual, so it works for any creator's language.

Use it

This is a **Claude Code skill**. With the skill installed, give your agent your video (and optional style references) and ask it