I did not want to pay $300+ a month for a video editor just to add basic graphics to 60-second clips. So I built a Claude Code skill that handles it. The stack: 1. Record raw video on phone or webcam 2. Drop it into Tella to trim silences and mistakes (5 min manually) 3. Feed the cut to my "daily short" skill in Claude Code 4. Skill writes a storyboard. Asks me for screenshots, logos, B-roll assets I want included 5. Storyboard goes to HyperFrames (a Heygen library of Claude Code skills) which spins up a local video editor and renders the final cut HyperFrames is the part most people miss. It is not a hosted SaaS. It is a set of installable Claude Code skills. You run a single CLI command and it pulls every skill into your .claude/skills/ folder. From there your agent can drive the editor end-to-end. Adds graphics, B-rolls, sound effects, transitions. The mental model that clicked for me: Claude is not editing the video. Claude is running a real editor for you. Same UI you would touch in Premiere, except an agent moves the timeline. Two gotchas I hit: - Quality drops on render unless you explicitly tell the skill to preserve the source resolution - Captions still need a manual pass. I use the Instagram Edits app (free) for that step Watch the full walkthrough: https://youtu.be/dRcELE4vm3s

Hey everyone, Over the past week, I’ve been working on something exciting—automating short-form content creation so you can go from an idea to a complete AI-generated video in minutes. Last week, I built an automation that can create a full UGC-style promo video with an AI avatar, all from a single prompt. I even shared a demo on my YouTube if you’d like to check it out. Here’s how it works: 1. You provide a one-line prompt describing the product for which you want a UGC video. 2. It generates high-quality images of that product. 3. The images are stitched into a dynamic short-form video using Creatomate. 4. Finally, an AI avatar appears in the video to promote the product. It’s a complete idea-to-video pipeline—ready to post, fully automated. Right now, it’s still in its early stages, but there’s a lot of room for improvement, and I’m exploring ways to make it even better. Comment below if you have any problems in this niche. Or if you want to work with me DM me or shoot me an email on [email protected]

created n8n + dockling + ollama + deepseek + qdrant + obsidian automation to convert all recent US government UFO files into a searchable and interconnected library that can be queried, visually searched and AI prompted.

if you are running AI on your hardware and reply on it in day to day operation share what kind of hardware, llms, tokens per second and uses cases you have. very interested in learning about this

last year the cost per minute to hit was 3cents for in and outbound AI voice calling. where are we at in mid of 2026? what is the best open source, self hosted tech stack? please dont tell me people still use craptastic vapi, elevenlabs, twillio.