HeyGen released an update to its HyperFrames skills less than 24 hrs ago. The headline change: the agent now routes across nine creation workflows on its own, based on the intent in your request. What that means in practice. HyperFrames is HeyGen's open-source framework for rendering video from HTML, built for AI coding agents. Previously you'd point an agent at a specific workflow. With this update, a single entry skill reads what you're asking for, a launch video, a music video, captions and overlays on a clip, and routes to the matching specialized workflow automatically. You describe the outcome in plain language and the router picks the path. The nine workflows cover the common video jobs: product launch and promo, turning a website into a video, faceless explainers, music videos, captions and overlays, and more. The framework stays HTML-native and deterministic, and it runs through agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini CLI. Worth noting for anyone building agent-driven content pipelines: this is the skills routing pattern, one entry skill mapping intent to specialized skills underneath, applied to video production. It lowers the barrier from "know which workflow to call" to "describe what you want." Original source from HeyGen is here: https://x.com/TheRealUncleAI/status/2070904611607867399?s=20 Want the workflow setup? The steps to install the skills and get the intent routing running cleanly are written up. Comment ROUTE below and I'll send it over. Uncle AI