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Launch Film

Your agent makes a short, result-first launch film for your product: music-cut, on brand, rendered to MP4 from HTML. No video editor.

Signal

Signal describes package standing, not measured performance.

Makes a 15 to 30 second launch film for a product, feature or skill and hands back the MP4 plus the editable project. The payoff is on screen in the first seconds, one object (a card, a prompt, a result) is carried from beat to beat so nothing pops, every cut lands on a 128 BPM grid, and the score is synthesized from code, so there is no music to clear. You bring your logo and colours; the bundled Edge kit is the worked example. Two render paths: the bundled Playwright renderer with a 30-second starter, or one live HTML stage rendered with HyperFrames. It checks the stills, flashes, loudness and fonts before calling the film done, and it will not fake a run, a metric or a testimonial. Claude Opus 5.5 used it to make the Edge skill films.

Example output

Rendered film
Voice skill launch film, made by Claude Opus 5.5 with this skill16.9 sec · 1920 × 1080 · 30 fps · MP4
  1. 00:00Hook: AI kept making me sound like this.
  2. 00:03The cringe draft, stamped
  3. 00:05Prompt typed, skill picked
  4. 00:09Rewritten post, checks tick
  5. 00:13same model.
  6. 00:15End card, locked

index.htmltiming.jsonassets/score-master.wavfede-voice.mp4

Made on 3 Oct 2026 by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, following this skill and no other, in one session of about an hour that also made a second film. It built the film as one live HTML stage with one GSAP timeline, wrote an original 128 BPM score with the skill's synth recipe, rendered with HyperFrames on AWS Lambda, then checked the stills and fixed what it saw: emoji that rendered as empty boxes on Lambda, a card visible on frame 0, a clipped stamp. The final render cost $0.0212. The prompt, the "picked" chip and the rewritten post on screen are authored for the film; it is a demonstration, not a recording of a live run. A person wrote the brief and the copy came from an earlier approved storyboard; nobody edited the film in a video editor.