You can turn written words into spoken audio with text-to-speech commands. The tool works with several providers like HeyGen, ElevenLabs, and a local option called Kokoro. It automatically picks the best one based on your settings.
You can also add background music using Google Lyria or a local music generator. Other commands let you transcribe audio, remove backgrounds from images, and create captions or karaoke text. Everything runs from your command line with simple npx hyperframes instructions.
This is useful for anyone building video compositions or multimedia projects. It combines multiple media tasks into one quick workflow.
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mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/hyperframes-mediaProject
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