01 · Portuguese
gauntlet-loop
Turns any request into a prompt that builds a team of executor sub-agents, gives each one a harsh independent verifier, and loops until every verifier is impressed instead of merely satisfied.
For Anyone who is tired of reviewing the work themselves and wants the crew structure written into the prompt.
The technique is Matt Shumer’s and his original prompt is reproduced inside, word for word, as the canonical reference. What this packaging adds on top: real end user verification instead of code review, blind judging, round and cost caps, true parallelism, and the table that carries the method into video, sites, campaigns and documents.
02 · English
scroll-world
Builds a landing page where scrolling drives a camera that flies from scene to scene with no cuts, plus the generation pipeline that makes the scenes and welds the seams frame by frame.
For Developers and designers who want a scroll flight without hiring a 3D department.
The scrub engine is vanilla JavaScript with no dependencies, so it drops into plain HTML or any framework. Generation needs the Higgsfield CLI and ffmpeg.
03 · English
world-film
Same continuous world flight, but the deliverable is one MP4 assembled in ffmpeg instead of a website, with music and voiceover mixed in.
For Anyone who needs a brand film that reads as a single take.
04 · Portuguese
vox-skill
A paper collage explainer factory: style blocks locked and pasted verbatim, precision typography rendered in Python with a real font file, voiceover aligned beat by beat, and a catalogue of 30 mistakes that each cost credits.
For Editors and social teams producing explainers inside one fixed visual system.
The image folder is not in the zip. Nine style references I could not confirm the rights on, and four finished cards that belong to a client. The method does not depend on either.
05 · English
vox-motion-graphics
Runs a narrated motion graphics explainer end to end: topic research, fact checked script, one locked style key, animated clips, documentary voiceover, one assembled MP4.
For Anyone who wants the whole video delegated, not a folder of loose clips.
06 · English
roteiros-virais
A long form YouTube script framework: four blockers to clear before writing, five hook types, seven story structures, and a shot by shot output with timestamps and image prompts.
For Faceless channels and anyone writing 8 to 15 minutes of narration.
07 · English
video-prompt-builder
Turns a creative brief into a shot by shot Seedance 2.0 prompt, in four mandatory sections covering camera, stacked effects, transitions and the energy arc.
For Anyone who can describe a video in words and needs it in the dialect the model speaks.
08 · English
nanobanana-prompt-builder
Writes image prompts in six layers, subject, composition, lighting, material, colour and technical, then assembles them into one dense block ready to paste.
For Product and character work where the same look has to repeat across a series.
09 · English
ugc-avatar-builder
Writes image prompts for creator style avatars, engineered so the frame reads as a person filming at home and not as an ad.
For Paid social teams who need creator style stills at volume.
10 · Portuguese
dublagem
Dubs a video into as many languages as you ask, one ElevenLabs job per language, cloning the original voice and confirming the credit cost before it spends anything.
For Anyone sitting on a finished video and an audience that speaks something else.
Reads the API key from your environment. There is no key in the file, and it declares MIT in its own header.
11 · English
higgsfield
An operating manual for the Higgsfield command line: read the model parameters before guessing them, check the balance, upload the media, wait for the job.
For Agents that keep inventing flags which do not exist.
This documents a tool somebody else builds, so it ages faster than the rest. Confirm the model tables against the CLI before you trust them.