Color Correct — AI skill for Claude Code

🖍️ color-correct

**An AI colorist skill for Claude Code** — your agent looks at your footage, diagnoses it, grades it, and shows you a before/after before rendering. Nine named looks reverse-engineered from creators with great color. ffmpeg-based, non-destructive.


What it does

**Every run starts with the menu**: a labeled 3×3 contact sheet of all nine looks rendered on *your own footage* — because color is chosen with eyes, not words. Then:

• Pick a look — "apply Oat Milk to this clip" → the menu appears with Oat Milk marked; confirm or switch
• Let AI recommend — "make this look good" → it diagnoses (talking head vs b-roll vs screen recording), fixes casts/exposure first, and marks its recommendation on the menu with a one-line reason. You pick.
• Steal any look — "make my footage look like [creator]" → consensus fingerprinting across multiple videos separates the grade from the scenery

The nine looks


Look	Character
Golden Hour	filmic warmth, rolled-off whites
Honey	soft warm matte
Linen	quiet Scandi softness
Super 8	film-stock compression
Oat Milk	creamy editorial (warm shadows → cool milky highlights)
Espresso	dark & moody, warm skin
Velvet	lifted matte blacks
Popsicle	bright sunny pop
Terracotta	warm, contrasty, rich

Every look ships at **subtle strength by default** — graded footage should look *shot well*, not *filtered*.

🧊 LUTs included — use the looks anywhere

Every look also ships as a standard **.cube 3D LUT** (36³), so you can use them without an agent — in **Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, CapCut**, or straight ffmpeg:

luts/subtle/   ← the shipping strength (start here)
luts/full/     ← full consensus strength (flat footage / "more")

ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -vf "lut3d=luts/subtle/golden-hour.cube" -c:a copy out.mp4

LUTs are