The committed changelog-video scaffold no longer survives its own gate. Three independent breaks, all reproduced against origin/main: 1. `gsap_animates_clip_element` (error severity, shipped this week) flags visibility/display/autoAlpha on any clip element. The skeleton's slides are `class="slide clip"` and every seam seam-stamp emits writes `autoAlpha` onto the ledger's selectors, so a film built from the scaffold fails `hyperframes check` before a scene is authored. Per the rule's own fixHint, each slide now holds an inner `<div class="swrap">`; the `opacity: 0` base moves off `.slide` onto `.swrap`, and the ledger names `#w-*`. 2. The title seam then fails as `exit-visible … op 0.00` while `exit-vector` PASSES. seam-stamp emits a zero-duration `tl.set(autoAlpha: 0)` at the cut, which immediate-renders at build time, so the exit `.to()` captures 0 as its start and tweens 0 → 0. Every other wrapper is saved by its stamped entry `fromTo(..., immediateRender: false)`; the title has no stamped entry. The scaffold now ships that entry, and build-spec says why the flag is required. 3. `seam-gate.mjs` defaulted `--server-cmd` to `npx --yes hyperframes preview` — the published package — while SKILL.md forbids `npx hyperframes@latest` for gate 1 and calls the repo-local CLI the contract. The two gates could measure different runtimes. It now prefers the repo-local bin, falling back to npx only for a copy of the skill living outside the repo. Also fixes gate 1's own command: `bun run --cwd packages/cli hyperframes` exits "Script not found" because `hyperframes` is a bin, not a script. Both mirror dirs updated; `check-skill-mirror` confirms byte-identity. Reported by the hyperframes session after the Sep 07-14 weekly build. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Project-local Codex CLI skills
Skills in this directory are auto-discovered by Codex CLI (verified against
Codex 0.144.3) when the hyperframes repo is opened as the working
directory. They are NOT part of the marketplace-distributed plugin (that
set lives under skills/ and is manifested by .codex-plugin/). Two
separate namespaces, on purpose:
.agents/skills/— repo-native, run only against this repo (weekly changelog videos, doctrine-heavy authoring flows). Codex CLI's project-local skill dir.skills/— marketplace-distributable, installed into other projects vianpx hyperframes skillsornpx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes.
Weekly changelog video
The changelog-video skill turns a weekly changelog markdown into a
~45–60s branded 1080×1080 MP4 (motion-doctrine layout, Annie VO,
seam-gated cuts, caption rail). It ships pre-configured — fonts,
background pattern, house BGM, lexicon, and the align-captions script
all live inside changelog-video/. Its five dependency skills
(motion-doctrine, cut-the-curve, captions-overlay, seam-craft,
oversized-cursor) sit alongside so the router graph is complete on
clone.
Weekly usage:
- Regenerate the digest markdown for the target range:
bun run changelog:weekly --from YYYY-MM-DD --to YYYY-MM-DD(this only reads git; the--writevariant is what the docs cron uses). - In Codex CLI at the repo root, invoke
/changelog-videowith the generated markdown. The agent will present its script + visualization plan for review before rendering. - Accept, and the agent produces
weekly-changelog-<range>.mp4gated byhyperframes check(0 errors) +seam-gate verify(0 fail/warn).
TTS uses the tracked skills/hyperframes-media/scripts/heygen-tts.mjs
(no extra install needed). Runtime dependencies you need on PATH:
- Node ≥ 22
- HeyGen CLI ≥ 0.3.0, authenticated via
heygen auth login --oauth ffmpeg(for VO wav conversion + frame QA)- A headless Chrome for HyperFrames rendering (
hyperframes doctorwill point out the exact ask if it's missing)
The parallel set at .claude/skills/ is a byte-identical copy so
Claude Code users get the same auto-discover behaviour — keep the two
in sync when editing. A scripts/check-skill-mirror.mjs check enforces
this at CI time.
Each repo-native skill declares metadata.internal: true, so npx skills add
skips it during normal installs (including --all). This does not change local
agent discovery. To explicitly install these skills elsewhere, set
INSTALL_INTERNAL_SKILLS=1 when running the installer.