Retro & VHS · 16:9
Terminal Boot
A dev tool boots, prints its name in blocks, then proves itself.
One modern terminal window cold-boots: status lines resolve to ok and a brass percentage fills a cell bar, then the product name assembles in block cells. Three features run as typed commands with real-looking output — a diff, a lint table whose spinners resolve, a split pane where the work lands on a branch. It ends on the install command and the URL.
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Install
$ unzip -oq ~/Downloads/terminal-boot.zip -d ~/.claude/skillsPersonal skills folder; use .claude/skills in a repo to share with your team.
Then ask your agent
“Use the terminal-boot skill to make a 20-second launch video for https://yourtool.dev — boot the terminal, show its three best commands with real output, and end on the install command.”
The beats
- 01Cold boot: lines resolve, a cell bar fills
- 02Block-cell wordmark behind a scan bar
- 03A typed command streams a diff
- 04Spinners resolve, a fix is applied
- 05Split panes: apply left, watch it land right
- 06Install command and URL
Spec
- Format
- 1920×1080 (16:9)
- Length
- 20.4 s · 30 fps
- Fonts
- JetBrains Mono
- Music mood
- Minimal electronic, ~110–120 BPM, a soft pulse with a small lift at the end
- Example
- Ferrule (fictional schema-migration CLI)
- Template
- 17 files · 273 KB
- Palette
What's in the zip
terminal-boot/
SKILL.md · 115 lines
preview.mp4 · the film above
template/
assets/ · 5 files
BRIEF.md
compositions/frames/ · 6 files
frame.md
hyperframes.json
index.html
package.json
STORYBOARD.md
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