Talking-head editing
video-use
I drop in raw takes and work through the cut, captions, color, and visual treatment. This is the one that got me past the AI video-editing wall.
The free starter stack
The exact free GitHub stack I use to edit, review, connect Google, and keep context across sessions.
Start with the five
These are the skills I reach for when the work needs to move, not stall.
Talking-head editing
I drop in raw takes and work through the cut, captions, color, and visual treatment. This is the one that got me past the AI video-editing wall.
Motion graphics and visual layers
video-use gets the edit moving. HyperFrames gives me motion cards and overlays that keep a talking head from feeling like a Teams call.
Use Codex from Claude Code
When I need a real second pass, I bring Codex into the same Claude Code workflow to review work or handle a separate task.
Google Workspace from the terminal
Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Docs through the accounts I explicitly connect. The multi-account piece keeps work and personal context separate.
Keep context and pressure-test the plan
Handoff turns a long session into the brief I need next time. Grill Me catches the fuzzy part of a plan before an agent runs with it.
Pulled from my actual skill-usage log, not a wish list. Ordered by how often I reach for them.
Free and installable other people built these — go get them
Mine built in-house, not public yet