heygen-com hyperframes
COMMUNITYLABSCO SUMMARY
The package is built as a router: /hyperframes reads first on any video request and dispatches to one of eleven creation workflows by input type — a product URL becomes product-launch-video, a GitHub pull request becomes pr-to-video (read via the gh CLI), a text brief becomes faceless-explainer, a music track becomes a beat-synced music-to-video, and general-video is the fallback for anything longer or more freeform. Under those sit domain skills for the atomic pieces: hyperframes-core (the composition contract), hyperframes-animation and hyperframes-keyframes (motion, across seven runtime adapters including GSAP, Lottie, and Three.js), hyperframes-creative (palettes, typography, beat planning), media-use (resolves music, voice, and images from a shared catalog), hyperframes-cli, hyperframes-registry (roughly 400 hosted visual-effect blocks you can search and install before hand-building anything), and figma.
Everything renders through the hyperframes CLI, which the readme states needs Node.js 22+ and FFmpeg — that's the local_tool half of the dependency histogram, 12 of the 21. The other half, account_key at 9 of 21, is HeyGen's layer on top of that: the hosted asset catalog media-use pulls from, TTS and transcription, and cloud rendering through HeyGen, AWS Lambda, or Google Cloud Run. Nothing here lands in a no-install, no-account category.
READ THE FULL ANALYSIS
Two we couldn't describe independently. website-to-video and hyperframes-media are named throughout — the router's own text points to the first, several creation workflows point to the second for TTS and captioning — and both appear in the readme's own skill table, but neither came through with a usable description in the material we captured, so they're not named individually above even though they count toward the 21.
Who this is for. Teams willing to install Node, FFmpeg, and a HeyGen account, who want an agent that writes HTML/CSS/animation code and renders it to a deterministic MP4 rather than driving a timeline editor by hand. There is no lighter-weight path through this package — local_tool and account_key are the only two dependency classes present, with nothing in ready.
ALSO IN THIS PACKAGE
core-skills
HyperFrames by HeyGen. Write HTML, render video.
hyperframes
HyperFrames by HeyGen. Write HTML, render video.
WHAT'S INSIDE
19 showing · 19 totalembedded-captions
Subtitles for a video of one person talking, in any of 35 ready-made looks — from plain readable text along the bottom to a headline word that lands behind the speaker.
talking-head-recut
Somebody talking to camera — an interview, a podcast clip — dressed up with the graphics a broadcaster would put on it: the name strip, the pulled quote, the figure that appears on screen as it is spoken. The recording itself plays underneath, untouched.
faceless-explainer
A narrated explainer video with nobody on camera: since there is nothing to film and no product to show, every scene's visuals are invented from the script.
music-to-video
Hand it a music track and the whole video gets built around it, every cut and every word landing on the beat — with or without footage of your own.
pr-to-video
Turns a proposed change to a codebase into a short video explaining it — what changed, why, and who wrote it — read out of the real code rather than a description of it.
product-launch-video
You are putting something out and need the video that goes with it — the promo, the feature reveal, the demo. Give it the product's website, or just a written brief, and it plans and builds the piece, borrowing the brand's own colours, fonts and screens.
remotion-to-hyperframes
A video built in one tool, Remotion, rebuilt in another, HyperFrames — then held up against the original frame by frame so you can see what the move cost. It goes one way only.
general-video
For the video that doesn't fit any of the ready-made recipes: you describe what you want, and the scenes, the look and the pacing get worked out with you before anything is built.
motion-graphics
A few seconds of pure animation, with no voice-over and nobody on screen, where the movement itself is the message.
slideshow
A presentation you click through rather than a video you sit and watch: slides that reveal a point at a time, spots you can click to branch off into a side sequence, and a presenter view with your notes on it.
hyperframes
HyperFrames builds videos out of web pages; this is the front desk you start at, which works out what you are really asking for and hands the job to the right part of the system.
figma
Brings a design out of Figma and into a video — the logo, colours and layouts you already drew, made to move.
hyperframes-animation
The movement half of the job — what should slide, pop, fade or fly, and when — kept as ready-made pieces, so a scene's motion is assembled rather than invented from nothing.
hyperframes-cli
One command-line tool that carries a video project from empty folder to finished file, with the checks and previews that belong in between.
hyperframes-core
The rules a HyperFrames video file has to follow — how it marks out time, layers and sound — so that what you see in the browser is what comes out of the render.
hyperframes-creative
The look-and-feel decisions that come before anything gets built — the colours, the lettering, the shape of the story and its rhythm.
hyperframes-keyframes
Camera moves for a video that never had a camera: pushing in on a detail, drifting slowly across a still photo, whipping from one shot into the next.
hyperframes-registry
Most of the looks a video calls for — film grain, a glitch, a confetti burst — already exist as ready-made pieces; this finds the right one and fits it in, instead of building it from scratch.
media-use
Whatever a video needs and does not have yet — music, an icon, the real brand logo, a voice — found or generated, then saved into the project so it cannot change underneath you.
HOW TO GET IT
npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframesnpx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.
/plugin marketplace add heygen-com/hyperframes/plugin install core-skills@hyperframes/plugin install hyperframes@hyperframesTyped inside the agent's own prompt, not in a terminal. The marketplace is called hyperframes, which is the part after the @.