Core Engineering Rules & Architecture
Creates charming, character-driven session stories with cozy paper textures, illustrated blocks, and synchronized props. Powered by the open-source HyperFrames community skills.
Animation rules applied by your agent:
- Tactile paper textures and boiling watercolor displacement line filters
- Physical paper props (such as paper planes for tasks) carrying narrative beats
- Character facial expression sets modulated by state triggers
- Seamless scene-to-scene camera transitions that maintain continuous world immersion
Example Trigger Prompts
Once installed in .claude/skills/ or .cursor/rules/, trigger your coding agent in Claude Code or Cursor using these natural prompts:
"Tell an animated session story showing how an AI agent helped a user today"
"Create a warm watercolor animated explainer with paper textures and cute character blocks"
"Build a story reel showing multiple agents collaborating on tasks in a cozy room"
SKILL.md Source Code
---
name: session-story
description: Build warm, character-driven storytelling animations with cozy watercolor paper looks.
version: 1.0.0
author: Jake Moran (@jake11moran) & HeyGen HyperFrames
license: MIT
---
# Animated Session Story Skill
Use this skill to turn developer interactions, agent tasks, or product case studies into charming, illustrated watercolor narratives.
## 1. World & Aesthetic
- **Environment**: A warm, cozy room serving as the miniature world.
- **Characters**: Minimal geometric blocks with emotive line faces.
- **Physical Props**: Express digital concepts through physical desk metaphors (folded paper planes for network requests, stamps for approvals, wooden blocks for tasks).
- **Surface Texture**: SVG noise filter with 0.03 turbulence layered over a paper texture background (`#FDFBF7`).
## 2. Character Dynamics
- Characters communicate through bodily squash-and-stretch and eye blinks.
- Speech bubbles use hand-lettered sans-serif typography with small bounce entries.
- When an agent finishes a task, trigger a celebratory hop with a 1.15x scale overshoot.
## 3. Continuity & Transitions
- Never hard-cut: transition through continuous camera pans, zooms, or prop flight paths.
- Keep the light source consistent (top-left 45 degrees, warm amber hue).
- The final frame loops smoothly back into the quiet opening room state.