Explainers & Education · Sep 25, 2026
I created KitCut, a free reusable SDK for making animated videos with Opus 5.5
I created KitCut, a free reusable SDK for making animated videos with Opus 5.5 by Oleksandr_G. Watch the explainers & education video and visit the original…
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Inspired by others, I created KitCut, a reusable SDK for making animated videos with Opus 5.5. Here’s a 1080p60 explainer video I made showing why you should share your Claude Code passes with others. [https://github.com/kitcut-hq/kitcut/](https://github.com/kitcut-hq/kitcut/) includes reusable scripts and skills, so Opus doesn’t have to figure out how to create animations from scratch. It also includes a Markdown file with common gotchas and tips, helping Claude Code skip unnecessary questions and get straight to creating the animation. The whole process takes around 30-40 minutes depending on the final length. |Step|Time| |:-|:-| |Setup, manifest and script|0:52| |Voice|1:47| |Scene code|5:11| |Picture review|0:55| |Score, sound effects, mix|3:57| |Render|4:17| |Checking the MP4|\~1:00| |Total|\~17:30| Below is the prompt. Creds go to [Garm.com (@garmdotcom) / X](https://x.com/garmdotcom), I only slightly changed the prompt, adapted it for…
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