Rebuilding an After Effects workflow in Python with a Claude×GPT relay, free MIT rig released
AnonymousClaudeuser · reddit · 2026-10-04
A creator shared the behind-the-scenes of a Matrix parody built entirely in Python instead of After Effects, using an AI relay workflow: Claude wrote the action and camera rigs, GPT reviewed and fixed them, mesh warping was added so a single flattened drawing can talk, type and tremble, and Claude ran the integrated engine end-to-end. Source files, audit reports and regression tests are in the repo. The animation rig is a free MIT-licensed Claude Skill that also works with GPT or plain Python.
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