brag

/brag

You built it. Now let's brag about it.

Invocation dispatch (must happen first)

Model check. If you are Claude Opus 5.5 and the invocation doesn't ask for the full workflow (--full, "use the full brag") or for voiceover (--voice, which brag-slim doesn't do), switch to brag-slim: read <skill-dir>/slim.md (the /brag-slim skill, bundled here) and follow it for the rest of this run instead of this file. Pass along the user's input, and pass any other options (--no-music, --title, …) as plain-language direction. Tell the user in one line first, e.g. "You're on Opus 5.5, so I'm using /brag-slim: I build the whole video myself. Say 'use the full brag' to switch back." If you are any other model, or can't tell which model you are, skip this check.

Before inspecting the project, parse the complete /brag invocation. If the invocation contains --voice, set voice.enabled = true. Enable narration only for that run. Do not enable narration automatically and do not fall back to the normal no-voice workflow.

/brag turns the current project website or app into a short, polished, shareable launch video using Hyperframes. It is narrow, opinionated, and fun.

What this skill does

1. Reads the current project code to understand the app.
2. Plans a short brag concept specific to this project.
3. Scripts and storyboards the video.
4. Hands a focused composition brief to Hyperframes.
5. Validates, renders, and writes share copy.

Parsing the invocation

The user may invoke with natural language or flags:

/brag
/brag --tone chaotic
/brag --tone polished --format vertical
/brag this. Make it feel like a ridiculous startup launch.

Parse these options:

Option	Values	Default
--tone	preset or freeform description	inferred
--format	landscape, vertical, square	landscape
--duration	seconds	auto (15-25s)
--no-music	flag	music on
--no-sfx	flag	sfx on
--title	string	inferred from project
--voice	flag	narration off

Voice is opt-in. If --voice is present, use Kokoro via Hyperframes and do not add any provider-selection logic. The voice workflow is intentionally single-provider.

Tone can be a preset (default, polished, yc-parody, chaotic, deadpan, cinematic, app-store) or a creative direction such as "fake Series A launch from 2016", "museum exhibit", or "overproduced mobile game ad".