This prompt was exported from HyperFrames Studio, so I can't guarantee that it will produce the exact same results:
> Create a 95-second English video in HyperFrames titled “Fresh macOS. 15 Tools. Let’s Build Something.”
FORMAT
1920×1080, 16:9, 30 fps. A polished motion graphics tour of a developer and AI creator’s fresh Mac setup. Keep scenes, text, graphics, and audio editable.
VISUAL STYLE
Use the junwatu look:
- Background: #090909
- Panels:
#060B08
- Main text:
#B7DEFF
- Accent:
#C0EFC7
- Secondary text:
#8BAD92
- IBM Plex Mono, regular and medium weights.
Use generous spacing, large headlines, rounded dark interface windows, terminal commands, symbolic tool badges, subtle gradients, and a segmented progress indicator. Place tool names and explanations on the left, animated interface demonstrations on the right. Add small, witty supporting lines.
MOTION
Use crisp staged reveals, smooth typography entrances, purposeful cursor movements, responsive interface animations, and quick wipes between tools. Every demonstration should show an action and its result. Keep text readable and avoid dead time.
TIMELINE AND NARRATION
0–6s — Opening
Show realistic first-person hands opening a MacBook on a charcoal desk. Move the camera toward its display until the screen fills the frame and transitions into the first tool.
Title: “Fresh macOS. 15 Tools. Let’s Build Something.”
Narration: “Fresh macOS. Fifteen tools. Let’s build something.”
6–11s — Python
Animate a terminal command and an AI workflow.
Narration: “Python powers many of the AI tools I use.”
11–16s — Node.js + npm
Show a local web development workflow with React, Tailwind, and Three.js.
Narration: “Node and npm power my local React, Tailwind, and Three.js projects.”
16–21s — Grok
Show a conversational AI interface.
Narration: “I access Grok through my X subscription.”
Keep subscription claims specific to the creator’s account; do not imply every X plan includes every service.
21–26s — Grok Bot
Animate connected services feeding a task checklist.
Narration: “Grok Bot helps with routines through tools I connect.”
Supporting text: “Connected services and permissions required.”
Treat scheduling or wallet monitoring as configured workflows, not guaranteed built-in features.
26–31s — Antigravity CLI
Show a coding agent receiving a terminal task and returning results.
Narration: “Antigravity brings coding agents straight into my terminal.”
31–36s — OpenCode
Show a model picker and a terminal coding session.
Narration: “OpenCode lets me try models, including free options when available.”
Do not promise permanently free models or describe them as mysterious.
36–47s — Cursor
Give this tool a longer demonstration: select code, ask AI for an edit, inspect a diff, apply the change, then generate files.
Narration: “Cursor is my IDE for vibe coding. Select code, ask AI, review changes, apply edits, and generate files.”
Mention any subscription bundle only if verified for the creator’s actual plan.
47–52s — ChatGPT
Animate brainstorming, research, and proofreading exchanges.
Narration: “ChatGPT helps with brainstorming, quick research, and proofreading.”
52–57s — GitHub CLI
Show repository and pull request commands with successful results.
Narration: “GitHub CLI connects my repositories with AI tools and agents.”
Present it as a command-line tool used by automation, not as an AI agent itself.
57–62s — Modal CLI
Animate a laptop submitting a workload to cloud GPUs.
Narration: “Modal gives my laptop access to cloud GPUs.”
62–67s — Hugging Face CLI
Show model and dataset downloads with progress and completed files.
Narration: “Hugging Face brings models and datasets to my Mac.”
67–72s — HyperFrames Studio
Show editable video tracks, a moving playhead, and an animated preview.
Narration: “HyperFrames Studio turns code into animated video.”
72–77s — DaVinci Resolve
Show editing tracks, color controls, and audio meters.
Narration: “DaVinci Resolve handles editing, color, sound, and the final polish.”
77–82s — Discord
Show community conversations and screen sharing.
Narration: “Discord connects me with the people I build with.”
82–87s — Amphetamine
Show an active keep-awake session and a simple coffee-cup motif.
Narration: “Amphetamine keeps my Mac awake while the work keeps running.”
87–95s — Finale
Assemble all fifteen tool badges around a central MacBook, connecting them into one creative ecosystem.
Main text: “CODE. CREATE. AUTOMATE. REPEAT.”
Closing text: “Fresh Mac. Fresh Start.”
Narration: “One connected creative toolkit. Code. Create. Automate. Repeat. Fresh Mac. Fresh Start.”
AUDIO
Generate a warm, friendly male English narration with clear pronunciation. Fit delivery naturally into each scene. Add understated instrumental electronic music, ducked beneath speech, with a gentle opening and closing fade.
CONTENT ACCURACY
Before generation, verify current product names, capabilities, and subscription eligibility using official sources. Preserve the qualifications above in both narration and on-screen text.
FINISH
Keep essential content inside safe margins. Check layout, readability, motion, audio, and scene transitions. Inspect representative frames and fix all errors before handing over the video.