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Find your animated series' own look with Claude Code (starter pack)

I make animated YouTube videos with Claude Code. Everything is drawn in code (SVG, CSS 3D, three.js), rendered to MP4. My first episode looked like every other AI explainer. This is the process I used to find a look that's actually mine. It works with any code-based renderer (I use HyperFrames).

The process

1. Pick one test beat. 15-20 seconds from a real script, with the real voiceover and word timings. Every style builds this same beat, so you compare looks, not stories.

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type	guide
status	active
version	1.1
updated	2026-07-13
tags	obsidian theming prompts design

Pimp My Vault

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1. Parallel agents

   Use parallel agents for this.
   Split the work into four separate agents:
   - one to understand the current setup
   - one to find the simplest path
   - one to look for risks and edge cases
   - one to suggest how we verify the work
   Keep their work separate, then summarize the best plan.                                                                                       

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This the clean setup of Pi on OpenRouter by default

0) Install Pi

npm install -g @mariozechner/pi-coding-agent

Check that it installed:

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type	workflow
status	active
trigger	/pdf-to-rag
last_verified	2026-03-12
tags	workflow rag pdf docling obsidian copilot knowledge-base

Workflow — /pdf-to-rag

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# Obsidian Terminal Plugin Troubleshooting Guide

If you are running Claude Code on Windows using Git Bash (MINGW64) inside Obsidian and running into issues, here are the two most common problems and how to quickly resolve them.

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## Issue 1: The Terminal UI Looks Broken or Garbled

**The Problem:** 
When you open Claude Code, the text is misaligned, lines wrap in weird ways, and the interface looks completely scrambled. This happens because Git Bash doesn't automatically tell the terminal how wide or tall it is, so Claude Code gets confused about where to place the text.