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Orkas VideoStudio — Development skill for Claude Code

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Turn your coding agent into a video studio: describe a video in plain language, and your agent writes the timeline and produces the file.

How to install Orkas VideoStudio

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

What Orkas VideoStudio does

Turn your coding agent into a video studio: describe a video in plain language, and your agent writes the timeline and produces the file.

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README

OrkasVideoStudio

Drive video **composition, generation, and editing** — and a fully **automatic end-to-end pipeline** — from your coding agent. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor: any agent that can run a shell or speak MCP can use it.

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OrkasVideoStudio is **not a black-box video agent**. A video is expressed as a readable, diffable, re-renderable plan (`plan.json`) that your agent — and you — can edit; change one line and only that piece re-renders. The agent is the brain; this project ships the **knowledge** (what makes a good video, and which production line to take), the **deterministic capabilities** (render / edit / transcribe / generate — thin wrappers over [`hyperframes`](https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes), `ffmpeg`, and `whisper.cpp`), and that **editable IR**.

You talk to your agent in plain language — *"make a 60-second vertical explainer on vector databases with a Chinese voiceover and captions"* — and it reads the material, writes the timeline, and produces the file.

The four production lines

Three orthogonal capability axes, plus an automatic pipeline that weaves them together:

Compose — script → designed HTML motion graphics → mp4. Explainers, kinetic typography, lower-thirds, data viz, title cards, transitions. No paid keys.
Edit — cut / join / trim-silence / de-filler / mix / burn-in subtitles / dub / localize real footage you supply, plus highlight selection over long recordings. No paid keys.
Generate — talking-head or cinematic AI footage and imagery via your own provider keys (BYO — OpenAI, Gemini, Doubao; no managed backend, no lock-in).
Auto (end-to-end) — when a deliverable needs more than one axis, the agent routes to a single cross-modal plan.json: stage-plan builds the EDL, stage-assemble walks it and delegates each segment back to compose / generate / edit, and a deterministic **delive