Setting up the Opus motion workflow: Node, Playwright, FFmpeg, and effort-tier strategy
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-11-10
Part 2 of the motion graphics tutorial: what you need isn't a chat window but Claude Code, which can run commands, render, listen to audio, and review the final cut.
The base stack is Node, Playwright, and FFmpeg, with Python/librosa for audio analysis. Effort-tier strategy: Medium for minor fixes, xhigh for new videos, Max reserved for premieres or work where the first 3 seconds must hook. The screenshot includes full install commands plus optional Remotion/HyperFrames skills and a hand-drawn animation plugin.
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