Here are the tools behind the animated videos, with a quick explanation of what each one does and links to try them.
Use Opus 5.5 in a coding agent such as Claude Code. It plans the scenes, writes the animation code, and uses the connected tools to create the video.
HyperFrames is a free, open-source video framework. Your agent builds each video as an HTML page, then HyperFrames checks it for layout problems, captures preview frames for review, and renders it to MP4.
My workflow uses v0.8.76, run through npx.
GSAP is the animation library inside the HTML. It controls streaming headlines, camera moves, stamps, wipes, and the timing of elements on screen.
OpenAI's GPT Image 2 creates the stylized illustrations used in the videos. You can access it through Higgsfield.
For the examples shown, I use a consistent visual style with no people and no text in the generated images. Headlines and labels are added separately in the animation.
ElevenLabs creates the AI narration. My setup uses the premade stock voice Brian with the eleven_v3 model.