fix(skills): word creator-remix's sign-in steps the way media-use does

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

skills-manifest.json

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
   "source": "heygen-com/hyperframes",
   "skills": {
     "creator-remix": {
-      "hash": "abc71d30c99e2365",
+      "hash": "82cf23cf49e9c8e4",
       "files": 2
     },
     "figma": {

skills/creator-remix/SKILL.md

@@ -24,8 +24,8 @@ Creator templates are a HyperFrames Pro feature. The CLI pulls them and the serv
 
 Run `npx hyperframes auth status` first, every time, resuming included. It is for the sign-in: never repeat its plan or credits line to the person.
 
-- **Not signed in.** Say in one line that templates come with Pro, then ask them to type `! npx hyperframes auth login` and reply "done".
-- **Signed in on Free.** Say once that templates are part of HyperFrames Pro, ask them to type `! npx hyperframes billing subscribe`, which finishes once they are on Pro, and pull nothing.
+- **Not signed in.** Say in one line that templates come with Pro, then ask them to type an exclamation mark and `npx hyperframes auth login` in the prompt, and reply "done".
+- **Signed in on Free.** Say once that templates are part of HyperFrames Pro, ask them to type an exclamation mark and `npx hyperframes billing subscribe` in the prompt, which finishes once they are on Pro, and pull nothing.
 - **Signed in on Pro.** One line, then pull.
 
 ## Pull

skills/creator-remix/references/remix.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Order: `read → settle the voice → say what's coming → ask (only what is op
 The person's message carries what it carries. Ask once, together, only what is still open: the topic, the length, the voice and, for a presented series, the face.
 
 - **Only the person's own voice and face.** Never a HeyGen stock voice or presenter, never the creator's face, voice, footage, wordmark or show name. A presented series with no face answered: ask for it once, and make nothing paid until it is answered.
-- **A presented series' host step needs the `heygen` CLI signed in** (`heygen auth status`). It is a direct `heygen` recipe, so it bills that login, not the HyperFrames plan. Not set up: give the link in `media-use`, ask them to type `! heygen auth login`, and say which account it bills, with no numbers.
+- **A presented series' host step needs the `heygen` CLI signed in** (`heygen auth status`). It is a direct `heygen` recipe, so it bills that login, not the HyperFrames plan. Not set up: give the link in `media-use`, ask them to type an exclamation mark and `heygen auth login` in the prompt, and say which account it bills, with no numbers.
 - **Settle the voice before any research.** A HeyGen voice id the person gave is the voice: use it and ask nothing. Anything else: with `heygen` signed in, look in `heygen voice list`. One clone: use it. Several: ask which. None, or no `heygen`: ask once for their voice id, for a clone they make in HeyGen from 30 s to 3 min of their own reading, or for their own recorded narration. Nothing else starts until this is settled.
 - **Then say what's coming** in one short message that is not a question, and go on without waiting: the working title and hook, the length, and roughly how long it takes. No prices.
 - **The length is the person's, and it beats the template's runtime.** Offer about 1 minute first: the cold open, the title beat and one chapter, the end card short. 2 to 4 minutes: REMIX.md's short cut. A full episode: the series' own runtime. Their own words ("90 seconds", "5 min"): that length. No length answered and none in the topic: about 1 minute, and offer the longer cut in the reply. Scale everything to it: script words (the template's script stats at that runtime), facts, sections, music cues, review rounds (one for a minute, two for a full episode); never pad or trim to reach the series' runtime instead.