Free build kit
The Omni Video Director
A Claude Code agent that watches your video and adds the b-roll, graphic designs, and VFX for you. Point at a moment, say what you want, and Google Omni plus GPT-Image-2 do the effect. You bring the clip, it brings the edit.
A director, not a tool
Tell it in plain English what you want, "make the bottle transparent," "put a mascot on my shoulder." It writes the exact effect instructions and shows you the result before anything is final.
Two models, one brain
It routes each effect to the right engine on its own: Google Omni for video-to-video VFX, GPT-Image-2 for graphic overlays. You never have to know which model does what.
You approve every spend
It never generates without asking first. The cost shows before each effect, you say go, and you watch every result before it lands in your final cut.
What's inside
- The public GitHub template repo, clone it or use it as a template in one click
- The Creative Director brain (CLAUDE.md) that watches your clip and suggests where effects go
- Two tested skills: omni-vfx (video-to-video effects) and graphic-design (image overlays)
- The exact prompt formula plus 8 proven effect recipes, the same ones used to make this video
- A "what to film" shot guide so your first clip works on the first try
- The full walkthrough video, embedded right here to follow along step by step
Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You talk to Claude Code in plain English the whole way through. It reads the CLAUDE.md brain, runs the skills, and calls the models for you.
What does it actually cost to run?
The kit itself is free. You pay kie (Google Omni + GPT-Image-2) and OpenRouter (Gemini analysis) pay-as-you-go, usually a fraction of a dollar per effect, and it always shows the cost before it spends anything.
Do I need Claude Code specifically?
Yes, Claude Code is what runs the kit end to end. It is free to install, and this guide walks you through getting it.
Does it work on any video?
It transforms real footage, so you need a real source clip, you talking, holding something, or gesturing at the camera. The shot guide in the kit shows exactly what films well.