While I was making this video and building my little editors with Claude,…

If you ever edited with Claude, the pain of describing the exact position or shape of an element. But you can get a fully editable storyboard directly inside Claude before it renders a single frame. If you go to Claude, then Claude code, then type something like, make a storyboard on a Figma style design canvas. Each shot has three keyframes so I can edit them before you render anything.

Use the photo I gave you as a role reference. Then you can get something similar like this, which is what I used for the last project. Besides a simple move, change color, or change the shape. If you click on the three dots, you can see all the layers and parameter, even the code it used to draw the element.

You can comment directly on the element, say something like change the text block to real text and hit enter. Cloud will work on it and it added all three blocks with text. And let's say if you're happy with the shot, you can box select here and type go make this shot and you can move on to the next shot.

And this workflow has bunch of other bonus, like describe the B-roll under each line of the shot or drag any reference image you like. This will allow you to get the full control of the video is what I say if I haven't tested in my project. Cause it's even trickier to tweak the motion you want. That's why for each element in each video, I also build a slider and curve for tweaking.

But I'm still testing, so you can let me know if I should make a part 2.