Make Claude Turn a Slop AI Video Into a Designed One
motionmaxxing is a free skill for Claude Code that rates a video slop, mid or maxxed, strips the AI-video tells, and checks the render with scripts. What it does, how to install it, the catch, and a prompt to try
Most AI-made motion graphics look the same: a brand label in a corner, a page counter, a headline held on the left and a fade between every shot. motionmaxxing is a Claude skill built to get rid of that, then check the result.
Here is what it is, how to install it, the catch, and a prompt to try.
What it does
- Rates a film slop, mid or maxxed, and says honestly which one it landed on.
- Plans the idea and a storyboard first, builds the film from plain HTML, and renders it locally with Chrome and ffmpeg.
- Checks the render with scripts. Gate G2 fails a run of more than 3 flat frames in a row; gate G5 fails page chrome such as corner labels, counters and timecodes.
- Uses 12 eases measured from 53 professional motion moments, and cuts on motion instead of fading.
- It is Apache-2.0 licensed and works in Claude Code or any agent that reads a SKILL.md folder.
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