A collection of reusable AI agent skills from Clipwing. Each skill lives in its own folder under skills/, with a SKILL.md file and any supporting scripts or references.

Browse the public catalog — each skill has its own page, installation guide and direct download.

Share these skills: HyperFrames to After Effects, Real SFX.

Download or clone this repository, then copy the individual skill folder from skills/ into your Claude Code skills directory. Include all files inside the folder, not just SKILL.md.

For a personal installation:

• macOS / Linux: ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/
• Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills\<skill-name>\

For installation in one project, copy the skill folder into <project>/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/ instead.

For example, on macOS / Linux:

git clone https://github.com/Clipwing/skills.git clipwing-skills
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -R clipwing-skills/skills/hyperframes-to-after-effects ~/.claude/skills/

On Windows (PowerShell):

git clone https://github.com/Clipwing/skills.git clipwing-skills
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force "$HOME\.claude\skills" | Out-Null
Copy-Item -Recurse "clipwing-skills\skills\hyperframes-to-after-effects" "$HOME\.claude\skills\"

Restart Claude Code after installing. Read the selected skill's README for prerequisites and usage.

See Anthropic's Agent Skills overview for details about personal and project skill installation.

Open a .skill link in the catalog and use GitHub's Download raw file button to save the package. Open the package in the Claude app and choose Save skill.

Packaged downloads are stored in packages/.

• Node.js 18 or newer and a HyperFrames project that renders successfully.
• Adobe After Effects 2023 or newer, with Allow Scripts to Write Files and Access Network enabled in its scripting preferences.
• ffmpeg for media conversion and frame comparison.

In the HyperFrames project, ask Claude: "Convert this to an After Effects project."

See the skill README for setup and the skill instructions for workflow and limitations. The skill includes Windows and macOS support; the supplied version was tested on Windows, while macOS has not yet been verified.

skills/
  <skill-name>/
    SKILL.md
    README.md
    scripts/       # optional
    references/    # optional
packages/
  <skill-name>.skill
README.md

1. Add a self-contained folder under skills/<skill-name>/ with SKILL.md and all supporting files.
2. Document prerequisites, installation and usage in the skill's README.
3. Add an entry to the catalog above.
4. If distributing a .skill package, build it from the same source folder and update packages/<skill-name>.skill in the same change. The archive should contain a top-level <skill-name>/ folder with SKILL.md inside it.

The folders under skills/ are the source of truth. Keep packaged downloads in sync with their source folders.

The public catalog lives on the main Clipwing website at https://clipwing.pro/skills and uses its shared branding and navigation. Its pages are maintained in Clipwing/clipwing-website.

GitHub Pages is retained for existing shared links and package distribution. It redirects catalog and skill-page visitors to the main website. Every push to main builds and deploys these compatibility pages through .github/workflows/pages.yml.

To add a skill to this repository and its compatibility catalog:

1. Add its source folder under skills/.
2. Add its metadata to site/catalog.json (unique slug, name, summary, category, platform, version, update date and social image filename).
3. Add its detail page to site/pages/<slug>.html and a 1200 × 630 PNG preview to site/assets/. Use the existing page as a template; placeholders such as {{download}} and {{source}} are supplied by the builder.
4. Run python3 scripts/build_site.py to check the build, then commit the sources. The builder generates the catalog, pages, social metadata and .skill downloads in ignored _site/.

Website downloads are built directly from skills/<slug>/ on every deployment. The manually distributed archives in packages/ are retained separately and should also be updated when a skill changes. Version labels in the catalog describe the skill; GitHub Releases are not yet configured.

To update the main website, run node scripts/sync-skills.mjs <full-commit-sha> in Clipwing/clipwing-website, review its detail content and branded social images, then deploy it. The website serves a pinned snapshot of the catalog and packages; updating this repository alone does not change that reviewed snapshot.

To preview locally, serve a parent directory that maps _site/ to /skills/, matching the public GitHub Pages URL. No JavaScript framework, package installation or application server is needed for the deployed site.