How to generate videos like these

Every account opened in the right order, every program installed on macOS and Windows, your keys kept somewhere safe, and spend limits set before the first generation

Install Claude Code on macOS or Windows, sign in with your subscription, open the Starter Kit, understand CLAUDE.md, skills and .mcp.json, and run four real sessions.

The four viral filters, the format spec, the trend discovery system and the genre catalog, and how to run /scout and /idea and judge what they write before spending anything.

Pick a real outlier, have Claude Code pull its frames apart, have Gemini analyse it with the house analyst prompts, correct what it got wrong, and turn it into a prompt file

Write the still that decides whether the video reads as phone footage or as a render, learn the model habits that cost the most credits, and run it in Google AI Studio

When an end frame helps and when it hurts, the one-pass edit template, removals with a count lock, loops, chaining, and the face rule that decides which engine you can use

The Kling models and settings, the 60 to 120 word motion paste, negatives that hold, both free files' pastes annotated, and nine Kling habits with wrong-versus-right fixes.

The two Seedance dialects that contradict each other, the face guard that refuses stills, both rule sets in full, two annotated pastes, the failure modes and the costs

The two H3 models, the prose dialect that shares nothing with Seedance, a full annotated paste, one beat in three dialects, and the numbers that make previz affordable.

Connect Blender to Claude Code through the Blender MCP, describe the shot in plain English while Claude builds the grey scene, and render a playblast whose camera path the video model will follow exactly.

Write the reference-video paste, submit the playblast to Seedance 2.5 or MiniMax H3 in the web tools, and read the takes that come back, with three complete pastes from the Previz Pack.

Why a cheap 480p take upscaled beats a take generated large, the one trap in the upscaler's presets, the single prompt that hands the whole delivery run to Claude Code, and how to check the result without running anything yourself.

The disclosure duty and where it goes, the three-line caption per genre, hashtags, pins, overlays, two-part episodes, Trial Reels, four posting checklists and how to read the first days.

Triage order, then a symptom-to-fix reference for stills, Kling, Seedance, MiniMax, previz, delivery and publishing, with wrong-versus-right wording pairs.

Five clips from one environment plate, casting by temperament, per-character pastes, anti-cosplay language, and a complete worked example with generic roles.