Open-source agent skills by SigmaMatrix AI for video creation
Each skill includes instructions and supporting resources for a specific workflow. Install only the skills you need.
| Skill | What it does | Best for | MCP dependency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remix | Turn a reference video into a reusable template, then create a new video for your topic. | Creators and product marketers | None |
Open a skill's README for examples, setup instructions, and supported environments.
You can install individual skills without installing the entire collection.
Tell your agent which skill to install. For example:
Install the Remix skill from https://github.com/SigmaMatrix-AI/tapvid
In a local Codex environment with skill-installer available, ask:
$skill-installer install https://github.com/SigmaMatrix-AI/tapvid/tree/main/skills/remix
Replace remix with the skill you want. This is a prompt for Codex, not a terminal command.
Download or clone this repository, then copy the selected skill's entire folder, including its supporting files, into either:
~/.claude/skills/— available across your local projects..claude/skills/— available within a specific local project.
For example, Remix's entry file should be located at:
~/.claude/skills/remix/SKILL.md
After installation, check the skill's README for additional dependencies and setup. If the skill does not appear, start a new agent session.
A skill's version is metadata.version at the top of its SKILL.md.
To update, ask your agent:
Update the Remix skill from https://github.com/SigmaMatrix-AI/tapvid
Or download this repository again and copy the skill's folder over the installed one. Back up any local edits first, and replace the existing folder rather than nesting another copy inside it. Then start a new agent session.
Each skill's README explains any MCP connections, external APIs, or accounts it needs. Installing a skill does not automatically configure or grant access to those services. Accounts, credentials, and usage charges are managed separately by each provider.
The skills in this repository are open source. External service implementations are maintained separately and are not included here.
Apache-2.0. Third-party components and downloaded content retain their own terms; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.