Whether you need a narrated slide deck, a video ad, or a fully-generated movie trailer, workflows give your agent the end-to-end skills to get there, while keeping you in the director’s chair.
6 workflows match the tag “explainer”. See every workflow
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Make a ~35 s faceless marketing explainer for an app or product from its own code repo or website: a voiceover over kinetic type in the brand's colours and the product's real screenshots in a phone frame, with a music bed, built as one hn4a-compositor spec cued from the voice take's own word times. Problem, brand, three how-it-works steps, one feature, social proof, end card. Covers mining the repo for copy, facts and images, a script and aspect gate, the opening scene in a few looks on estimated word times shown live minutes after the script, beside the voice and music auditions, then the whole layout in the picked look cued to the picked voice, shown live before the render. Costs well under $1. For an ad with a presenter avatar and rebuilt UI, use workflow-product-ui-ad.
Turn a feature's how-to page (a help article, a docs page, a skill's page) into a 60-75 s narrated video guide to embed on that page, for people who'd rather watch than read: a before/after demo shot up front (the same generated shot without the feature, then with it), then kinetic type and animated diagrams in the brand that show every thing the page describes, with each one actually played or shown as it is named, a music bed and an end card with the page's address. Covers checking every claim against the page, a script gate with what you see and hear per beat, the demo shot from a start and an end frame, the opening scene in three looks beside the voice and music, the demo's assets picked on the shot itself, one build script that cues every layer and sound from the take's word times, and the mix. Costs about $2. For a marketing explainer of a whole product, use workflow-product-explainer-video.
Turn a GitHub repo into a 30–60 s branded explainer: a stylized metaphor world that acts out what the project does, a narrator, and titles, chips, captions and an end card in the project's own brand that name the real things it ships (commands, modules, features), ending on its install command. Covers reading the repo itself rather than only the README and checking every claim against it, capturing the brand from the project's site, a script and shot list gate, three looks, a character turnaround, voice with word times from the TTS alignment, stills, H3 Max animation, the rough cut, and the compositor layout shown live before the render. For gift videos to open-source maintainers, repo launch videos and "what this project does" explainers; for a product's own app screens, use workflow-product-explainer-video.
Make a ~30 s product ad from a company's website or product screenshots: a presenter avatar talks to camera, then the product's own UI, rebuilt as live HTML layers, is pushed into by a camera while the presenter shrinks to a face bubble, all cut to one voice track. Covers capturing the site (copy, brand from computed styles, every image, the logo), a 72-word script, a storyboard review before anything is paid for, the voice, presenter stills and two H3 talking heads (16:9 and a 3:4 crop for the bubble), one subagent per rebuilt screen, the cut and the review rounds. For SaaS ads, app demos, product overviews and explainers; for an avatar walking through slides, use workflow-sales-video-from-pitch-deck; for a faceless voiceover-and-type explainer over the real screenshots, use workflow-product-explainer-video.
Make a presenter video from a slide deck (PDF): write the narration, cast and voice it, lip-sync one locked presenter still to the whole voice track, then build motion-graphics slides around the talking head (full frame, window or corner bubble) that change and build on the spoken words. For explainers, training modules, course videos and title slides with an AI avatar presenter.
Turn a product's website and real screens into a 45–90 s narrated walkthrough of the user's journey, one step at a time. Choose recordings, held screens, reveals or rebuilt UI for what each step needs to demonstrate, with optional contextual scenes or a presenter when they serve the brand and brief; this workflow owns its script, storyboard, voice, screen build and delivery sequence.
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A workflow is a skill that runs a whole video job, from the brief to the finished cut. It knows the steps in order, which models to use for each one and where things tend to go wrong, and it calls smaller skills for each step along the way.
Install Hypernatural Desktop, open your coding agent and describe the video you want. Your agent picks the workflow that fits, or you can name one yourself. It plans the job, quotes the cost and checks in with you before anything renders.
Claude and Codex, running inside the Hypernatural Desktop app. Other agents that connect over MCP can use them too.
Workflows are free. You only pay for the AI generations a job uses, like video, images and voices, and your agent shows you the price of every batch before it spends anything. Editing, captions, titles and review pages cost nothing.
Yes. Workflows like reframing to vertical, recasting a dialogue video or remaking a spot shot for shot start from your existing video. They work on your local files and never overwrite the originals.
Yes. Ask your agent to adjust any workflow for your job, or to save the process that worked as a new one. You can publish it under your own handle so anyone can install it.
People who use Hypernatural Desktop and publish what worked for them. Every published workflow is reviewed before it appears here.
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