UKIYO
ART & CINEMA
SPYTITLE
1960s spy title sequence
SPYTITLE is an AI Skill for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor that renders a 1960s cut-paper spy title sequence with a big-band score synthesised in code. 1960s spy titles in cut paper: four flat opaque inks, scissor-cut edges with a paper shadow, strict-profile silhouettes, giant type that becomes the set and brass stabs that cut the picture on a big-band tempo grid, rendered as an MP4, a poster and a contact sheet.
What's included
- An MP4 motion video, a poster, a contact sheet and an .srt
- 9 original recipes: type is the stunt course, stop-time shatter, cutaway flap, shape-rhyme match cut and more
- Ink and cut-paper rules, score and foley guidance, the full workflow and a QA checklist
Perfect for
- Founders announcing a product with a playful reveal
- Marketers who need an explainer with a retro hook
- Creators who want a signature title card for a series
What you need
- Your topic and the points to make
- Video length and aspect ratio
- Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
FAQ
Paste it into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor and give it the one message and the brand name. The AI installs GSAP and the render tools, writes a storyboard and renders the MP4, a poster and a contact sheet frame by frame in your project folder. How Skills work
No. The giant type becomes the set and the subject runs across it. The picture uses four flat opaque inks, silhouettes stay in strict profile, and brass stabs cut the picture on a big-band tempo grid.
Yes. The Skill only uses open fonts licensed for commercial use (Noto Sans TC, Inter and others under the SIL Open Font License). Check the license before switching fonts.
No. The Skill runs inside your own AI tool, and the video is rendered on your own machine.
All 81 Skills, future releases included: US$6 a month, US$29 for six months or US$99 once for Lifetime. Prices include tax.