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The Frontier Brief Pick

Growing Chat Threadv0.1.1

Use this Skill to make a launch video.

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$4.99
What do I get with this Skill?

A video skill for Claude Fable 5 that builds a chat on screen: messages drop in one by one, each balloon only as big as its words.

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Updated Nov 6, 2026

Runs in

Claude CodeClaude Desktop / CoworkChatGPTCodexCursorGitHub CopilotOpenClawHermesOpenCodeKilo Code

Install guides

Generates with

Host Agent LLM

Uses tools

HyperFrames

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What you get

  • A 7-second MP4 at 30 fps where two to four messages stack up in one chat.
  • One motion and one typeface in three palettes: white-yellow, charcoal-lime and midnight-ice.
  • An editable HyperFrames folder with your content, fonts and pictures, plus the motion spec and frame checks.

Good fit

  • Videos that retell a question and the answer to it
  • AI and support demos where the reply is the point
  • Creators quoting messages in a look of their own

Not for

  • Threads longer than four messages
  • Pixel copies of one particular messaging app
  • A scrolling feed; the window stays fixed while balloons stack
Content publishingMake a launch videomotion effectchatmessagesB-rollcreator videoHyperFramesGSAP

About this Skill

You say/ours-cards-chat-stack Messages: Can I edit on my phone? / Yes, start with the free app. / Trim first, captions last. 16:9, 4K.

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FAQ

Can I reword it or recolor it?

Yes. Every word is a plain input, the palette is one flag, and a short JSON file can override any single color token.

Whose face is in the portrait?

A generated portrait ships as the default. Give a photo or say who should appear and it replaces that one slot; no video footage is needed.

Can I adjust the timing?

The motion is ordinary GSAP inside the effect module, so yes. Keep the beats in the motion spec if the move should still read the same way.