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    scroll-world

    scroll-world

    A skill that turn any brand into a scrollable 3D world

    Scroll World is an agent skill for producing immersive landing pages that feel like one continuous camera flight through a generated 3D world. It works with Claude Code, Codex, and other systems that support the SKILL.md format. The workflow interviews the user about the brand, message, visual direction, and ordered sequence of scenes. It then uses Higgsfield to generate still images, scene-entry videos, and connector clips built from matching boundary frames. A portable JavaScript engine...
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    videoshow

    videoshow

    Simple node.js utility to create video slideshows from images

    videoshow is a Node.js utility designed to create video slideshows from a sequence of images using FFmpeg as its processing engine. It allows developers to programmatically generate videos by combining images with optional audio tracks, subtitles, and visual transitions. The tool supports customization of parameters such as frame rate, resolution, bitrate, and codecs, enabling flexible output configurations. It includes both a programmatic API and a command-line interface, making it...
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    Editor.md

    Editor.md

    The open source embeddable online markdown editor (component)

    The open source embeddable online markdown editor (component), based on CodeMirror & jQuery & Marked. The available dependents are CodeMirror, marked, jQuery, FontAwesome, github-markdown.css, KaTeX, prettify.js, Rephael.js, flowchart.js, sequence-diagram.js, and Prefixes.scss. You can enable HTML tags decode, TeX, Flowchart, sequence diagram, Emoji, FontAwesome, task lists. You can also enable image upload, [TOCM], search replace features, code fold, etc. Combine multiple JS module files used by CodeMirror to greatly reduce HTTP requests and speed up downloading. In addition, when using Require.js, because of CodeMirror's strict module dependency restrictions, the merged module files cannot be used, and multiple module files are still dynamically loaded. ...
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    DUPS can be used to present any set of images depicting a chronological sequence. It creates a set of HTML pages acting as a browser based picture/pdf viewer. The emphasis lies on displaying two pictures side by side enabling the user to compare them.
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