Video creation with Codex, Claude Code & OpenClaw

Edit Videos with
Natural Language

Create and edit videos in Codex, Claude Code or OpenClaw with Vibbit Skill. Bring a product link, script or existing footage, then ask your agent to plan, generate, review and refine the result.

Terminal
$ npx skills add vibbit-ai/skills
Works with
Codex
Codex
Claude Code
Claude Code
OpenClaw
OpenClaw
Manus
Manus
OpenCode
OpenCode
Cursor
Cursor

FROM AN IDEA TO THE NEXT CUT

Your agent, with a production workflow.

Start with a product link, a script, a reference video or the footage you already have. Vibbit connects the creative decisions, media tools and follow-up edits around the result you need.

Make a whole piece. Complete one step. Pick up an existing project.

What are you making?

Choose a starting point and try a brief in your agent. Add your own assets, audience and constraints.

YOUR PRODUCT, READY FOR THE NEXT PLACEMENT

Product & ecommerce images

Bring a product link or choose an item in your library. Use its actual details and reference photos to make listing images, lifestyle scenes, feature graphics and ad creatives.

TRY ASKING

Use this product link to save the product in my library and create one ecommerce hero image for US customers. Keep the product shape, label and color faithful to the reference photos.

WHAT YOU CAN WORK TOWARD

  • Saved product facts and references
  • A product-specific image
  • A result to inspect and refine

A WORKFLOW YOU CAN KEEP WORKING WITH

Brief. Create. Review. Refine.

Enter at the step you need. A finished script can go straight into production; an existing video can go straight into a targeted edit.

  1. 01

    Bring the context

    Share the goal, audience and useful materials. The agent helps shape the idea and identifies what is missing.

  2. 02

    Build the content

    Reuse your assets and generate the missing images, voice or shots. Assemble them using the appropriate production tools.

  3. 03

    Review the result

    Check the actual images, sound, timing and export. Compare the result with the brief and identify the parts that need work.

  4. 04

    Change what matters

    Revise a line, replace a shot or adjust captions. Keep the parts that work and continue from the existing result.

A USEFUL FOLLOW-UP

“Keep the opening and the music. Replace the product close-up, shorten the last line, and make the captions easier to read.”

THE TOOLS BEHIND THE WORK

Use a complete workflow or one capability.

Understand & plan

Product-library management, product research, reference analysis, video breakdowns and script extraction.

Generate & perform

Images, video, narration, music, sound effects and digital-human videos.

Edit & deliver

Subtitle removal, translation, local or cloud composition, and defined batches of variants.

GET STARTED

Install Vibbit Skill in Codex or Claude Code.

The same installer also supports OpenClaw and other compatible agents. Choose your agent, connect Vibbit and try your first video brief.

  1. 1

    Install the skill

    Run this command in a terminal with Node.js and npx available. Select your agent and installation scope when prompted.

    npx skills add vibbit-ai/skills

  2. 2

    Connect your Vibbit account

    Ask your agent to configure Vibbit. On a supported local computer, it opens a private setup page to select your account site, create a key and verify the connection. Enter the key in that page, not in chat.

    Install npx skills add vibbit-ai/skills, then configure my Vibbit account using https://app.vibbit.ai/api-keys.

    API keys
  3. 3

    Start with a real brief

    Tell the agent to use Vibbit, attach useful material and describe the result. You can begin with a plan or continue an existing piece.

Planning and local rendering do not require a Vibbit API key. API generation uses your Vibbit account and the credits required by the chosen operation.

Before your first project

How do I create a video in Codex or Claude Code?

Install Vibbit Skill and connect your Vibbit account for API generation. Give your agent a product link, script or video and ask it to use Vibbit. Specify the audience, length, language and format, review the proposed plan, then ask it to create the video. Continue with a focused revision such as changing the opening or replacing a shot.

Can I start from a product link?

Yes. The product workflows can parse a product link, save or reuse its library entry, and use real product details and reference photos to create ecommerce images or advertising videos. You can also start from a saved product or supplied facts and ask for planning only.

What is Vibbit Skill?

Vibbit Skill is an Agent Skill: a set of creative workflows, capability guides and execution tools that an AI agent can use for content production. It supports planning, media generation and processing, review, and continuing or revising existing work.

Which agents can I use?

Use an agent that supports the Agent Skills format, such as Codex, Claude Code or OpenClaw. Available execution and media-review tools depend on the host agent and its environment.

How do I install it?

Run npx skills add vibbit-ai/skills in your terminal, then choose your agent and installation scope. Ask the agent to configure Vibbit, or copy the install and setup brief above.

How do I connect my Vibbit account?

Open the API keys page and create a key, then ask your agent to configure Vibbit. Enter the key in the private setup page and verify the connection.

How does the skill stay up to date?

For installations tracked by the skills installer, the agent attempts a scoped update before the first actual Vibbit operation in a conversation. If the update cannot complete, it can continue with the usable installed version. You can also ask it to skip automatic updates.

Do I need an API key or paid credits?

Planning and local rendering do not require a Vibbit API key. Generating through Vibbit, searching external resources through its APIs, and accessing account resources require authentication. Usage and credits depend on the operation and your account.

Can I bring existing footage and revise a finished video?

Yes. Start from a script, reference, product assets or existing video. Describe what should change and what should stay. The workflow can reuse existing results and focus on a specific shot, line, audio section or caption treatment.

Can it make localized versions and batches?

It supports video translation, localization and batch-production workflows. Specify the source, target languages or variant count, and what must remain consistent. Available limits and costs depend on the underlying tools.