Srinivas1515

Progress Bar Character — Development skill for Claude Code

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A Claude skill for designing progress-bar characters that move continuously across videos, with character sheets, action planning, storyboards, shot prompts, motion tracking, and editing guidance.

How to install Progress Bar Character

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open Srinivas1515/progress-bar-character and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Progress Bar Character does

A Claude skill for designing progress-bar characters that move continuously across videos, with character sheets, action planning, storyboards, shot prompts, motion tracking, and editing guidance.

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README

Progress Bar Character

A Claude skill for planning and creating animated progress-bar characters that travel continuously from the left edge to the right edge of a video.

The character's position represents the video's progress while it performs actions that suit the video's content.

Features

  • Guided project discovery and planning
  • Character and mascot design sheets
  • Expression and action planning
  • Character dimensions and size planning
  • Storyboards and shot-by-shot video prompts
  • Continuous motion and shot-transition planning
  • Python tools for shot planning, frame checking, and motion tracking
  • Editing guidance for assembling the final video

Project Structure

  • SKILL.md — Main skill instructions
  • references/ — Detailed guidance for discovery, design sheets, action planning, prompts, storyboards, and editing
  • scripts/ — Python utilities for shot planning, frame checking, and motion tracking

How to Use

  1. Download the project files.
  2. Use the SKILL.md file and its accompanying reference files as the skill package source.
  3. Follow the guided workflow to plan your character, actions, storyboards, and video prompts.
  4. Use the Python scripts when their corresponding checks or calculations are required.

The skill is designed to work with video-generation tools whose supported clip durations and capabilities may differ.

License

This project is available for personal, non-commercial use only, subject to the terms in the `LICENSE` file.

Commercial use, redistribution, and publication of original or modified versions require prior written permission from the copyright holder.