I am starting with…
A product, website, or launch brief
Launch videos, product tours, promos, and showcases that use the real interface.
Notes, an article, or an idea
An explainer where every visual is invented from the subject, not captured from a site.
Existing talking-head footage
Captions, or designed titles and lower thirds, over footage that stays untouched.
A pull request
A feature reveal, fix explanation, or changelog built from the diff.
A short motion-first idea
Motion is the message: a title, a statistic, a chart, a logo sting, an overlay.
A music track
Lyric videos, beat-synced slideshows, and promos where the music sets the pacing.
A presentation
A navigable deck with reveals, speaker notes, branching, and presenter mode.
Something else entirely
Longer or unusual work — montages, title cards, loops, or co-designing the structure.
Working with footage? Choose by what must happen to the clip. Subtitles only, footage untouched → embedded captions. Titles, quotes, lower thirds, or side panels over untouched footage → a designed recut. Reordering speech, removing pauses, or changing the edit itself → a custom video. The captions and recuts guide covers the first two.
After you choose
Install the guidance once withnpx hyperframes skills update, then start your request with /hyperframes. The agent confirms the creative direction before it builds, so correct the message, length, and format at that point — it is much cheaper than rebuilding a finished video around the wrong idea.
When the first version opens, make direct visible edits in Studio, and ask the agent for anything that affects the story, several scenes, or new media. Export from Studio’s Renders panel. If something blocks you, start from the symptom in Get unstuck.
Writing a stronger request is its own short guide: Give your agent a useful brief.