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.
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Turn a blog, Substack or newsletter post into a ~45 s vertical (9:16) animated short: retell the post as a voiceover shot list, cast a narrator, design one stylized set (paper-cut by default) and a fictional character, stage and approve a still per shot, animate on H3 Max at 1080p, cut to the voice, then add calm word-by-word captions and motion-graphic cards in the publication's brand with hn4a-compositor, shown live before the render. About $11–12 of model spend; the cut, captions and cards render locally for free. For a news story with sourced facts and a hook, use workflow-news-article-to-vertical-short.
Turn one news article into a ~45 s vertical (9:16) explainer short: a sourced script with the conflict in the first 3 s, 9–10 stylized visual-metaphor scenes animated on H3 Max, a quick creator-style narrator, then karaoke captions, a title bar and stickers that slam in on the key words, composited with hn4a-compositor in a chosen brand. Covers picking the story with the person (and its risks), keeping only facts traceable to the source, no likeness of real people, three looks, stills, voice auditions on the whole script with word times, shot timings on the 24 fps grid, locking what must not change in the video prompts, the cut and the live layout gate. About $7 and an hour. For same-day news shorts, newsletter-to-video and social explainers about a story; for a post's own argument retold as a paper-cut story, use workflow-blog-post-to-animated-short.
Turn a finished 16:9 spot into a 9:16 vertical version for TikTok, Reels or Shorts: crop every shot first, restage and re-animate only the shots a crop loses a story beat in, then splice them back over the source audio. Works on an original cut or a remake from workflow-shot-for-shot-remake.
Turn a stream, tutorial, podcast or any long screen-plus-webcam recording into a series of 30–50 s 9:16 shorts built only from that recording: the speaker's face in one half, eased punch-ins on the right part of their screen in the other, captions on the seam in their own shorts style, and word-cued motion graphics with a different sound for each kind. Covers watching the recording and the speaker's existing shorts, a transcript with word times, picking the moments (hook, whole sentences, payoff), the rough cut, zoom targets, the base render in ffmpeg, the graphics in hn4a-compositor shown live on the first short, sound effects and loudness. Nearly free: local cuts and renders plus a few cents of sound effects. For one long walkthrough from paired screen and webcam takes, use workflow-screen-recording-video.
Turn a company's website into a ~20 s claymation ad delivered at 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16: five stylized toy-world shots animated on H3 Max, a narrator and a music bed, then kinetic titles, a logo lockup, benefit chips, a proof stat and an end card in the company's own font, colours, logo and CTA button. Every fact comes from the site. A worked conceptual-ad treatment in clay: a five-beat script, one locked style still, native 9:16 redraws instead of crops, one test clip before the batch, the cut on the voice's word times, and the titles shown live before the render. About $5 of model spend. For outreach gift videos, agency demos and brand promos made from nothing but a URL; for a faceless explainer over the product's real screenshots, use workflow-product-explainer-video.
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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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