Open-source Claude skill huashu-art-motion: AI-made science video hits 100K views on Douyin in 5 hours
AlchainHust · x · 2026-10-07
The author shares real results using the open-source skill huashu-art-motion with Claude Code (Opus 5.5): a science video about this year's Nobel Prize in Physics (neutrinos and the Antarctic ice telescope) had scripting, research, and editing all done by the agent, with an AI-cloned voice. It got 100K+ plays on Douyin in 5 hours—far above the author's average—and reached 174K by writing time.
The skill lets coding agents draw scenes in various art styles via code and produce explainer animations in whiteboard, Vox, or 3b1b styles. The repo passed 800 stars on GitHub (876 stars, 110 forks) within a day, with 270K+ views on X and 28K reads on WeChat.
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