
Motion 3D Video
AI explainer videos: give your agent a topic, get a narrated 3D MP4
No filming: tell your agent the idea and get a stick figure video MP4
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Want to post Reels or TikToks about habits, money or mindset without filming yourself? Stick Sketch turns an idea into a short stick figure video. You tell Claude Code or Codex something like "one saves, the other spends" or "1% better every day", and your agent writes the lines, animates two characters (the hero wears a hat) on a clean stage, adds the counter and the payoff number, mixes music and effects, and delivers an MP4 with captions. It all runs on your computer.
Inside the ZIP the skill is called SpecReel Stick: that is the name you will see in the README, in the skills/specreel-stick folder and when you ask your agent for a video ("Use the specreel-stick skill…").
A contrast video ("the one who starts vs. the one who waits") looks simple, but making one takes work: either you film yourself, or you build every part of a 15-second skit by hand (script, animation, caption timing, music and effects). Stick Sketch gives your agent the method and the engine to build them for you. First it writes the brief, the spec, the script and the storyboard; it asks for your approval and only then animates. While it builds, it renders test stills, looks at them and fixes them before the final render.
Creators and brands that post Reels, TikToks or Shorts about habits, productivity, money or mindset and want short pieces with a clear contrast between two characters, without filming themselves.
Not to get started. You describe the idea to your agent and it writes and tweaks the skit's code. To install it you do run a few commands in the terminal.
No. By default the skit is silent: the captions tell the story and the music sets the rhythm. If you want a narrator, you can use a local voice, or ElevenLabs or Fish Audio with your own account.
No. The characters are generic stick figures drawn by code: you choose their hat, colors and moves, but they don't look like a real person. The only image you can give it is your logo, to take the color palette from it.
The skill writes the lines and captions in the language you ask for; its guides are in English and Spanish. The included example skit is in Spanish.
Nothing extra: everything runs on your computer and the music and effects are generated by code. You only pay for your agent (Claude Code or Codex, with your account) and, if you pick a cloud voice such as ElevenLabs or Fish Audio, that service.
The videos you make are yours and you can publish them on your brand and your channels, even monetized, or make them for clients. If you add a voice, check its license: some local models do not allow commercial use, and the Doctor warns you.
No. Stick Sketch has its own engine and works on its own. Motion 3D Video (the SpecReel skill) is a different product, for 3D explainer videos about products, processes or data.
Stick Sketch is the name in the store; inside, the skill is called SpecReel Stick. That is the name you will see in the ZIP, in the README, in the skills/specreel-stick folder and when you ask your agent for a video. It is the same product.
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