OpenFilm: video agent + browser editor — guide skill for launch videos

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Turns any coding agent into a video agent that writes a film as web pages, with a local Studio editor to change anything by hand or by asking.

Type: Guide · Launch videos
Slug: openfilm-video-agent
Status: live
Publisher: OpenFilm (community)
License: MIT
Source: https://github.com/openfilm/openfilm
Works in: Claude Code, Codex
Requires: Node 22.2+, ffmpeg, git (for Studio versions), headless Chromium (~100 MB, downloaded on first run)
Adoption: 4,269 GitHub stars (GitHub, 2026-11-02)

What it does

A film is one film.html that cuts animated web pages, footage, pictures and sound on tracks; each shot is a page that draws any moment with frame(t) using three.js, WebGL, canvas, SVG, CSS or GSAP. Studio (local, in the browser) shows the film taking shape and lets you move, restyle, trim and cut every element; saved versions via git. Ships lyric-video and other recipes.

Use when

you want an agent-made launch or explainer film you can then edit by hand
you want one framework-free HTML file instead of Remotion/HyperFrames projects
you need a timeline editor in the loop for client changes

Not for

photoreal generated shots (pair with a video model)
teams locked into Remotion

Install

Claude Code: npx skills add openfilm/openfilm
Codex: npx skills add openfilm/openfilm
Any agent, with the vargai CLI: vargai install openfilm-video-agent

Models it drives: hyperframes

Example output

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openfilm/openfilm/HEAD/packages/openfilm/examples-index/one-prompt/look.jpg — A frame of OpenFilm's one-prompt example film (credit: OpenFilm (README), https://github.com/openfilm/openfilm)