jax-explorer/sjinn-professional-skills

SJinn Professional Skills is a set of ready-made instruction files, called skills, that let you produce AI-generated videos and images through a platform called SJinn. You run these skills inside Claude Code, Anthropic's coding assistant, by typing a short trigger phrase. Claude then walks you through the steps, asks what it needs to know about your product, and sends the final request to SJinn to create the video or image. The collection contains three skills. The first is UGC Video, which produces short vertical videos that look like authentic user reviews or testimonials for a product. It uses a nine-part prompt structure covering things like the setting, the person on camera, how long the clip should run, and subtle authenticity touches such as skin texture and imperfect lighting. The second is Product Hero, which creates cinematic product showcase videos with no people in them. Think moody lighting, slow-motion effects, and reflective surfaces. It works best for items like beverages, supplements, skincare products, and tech gadgets. The third is Mini Rescue, which generates a playful scene where a giant human hand reaches into a miniature world to rescue tiny figures. You can get both a still image and an animated video from this workflow. Setting up the collection takes a couple of steps. You need Claude Code installed on your machine and an active SJinn account with API access. The project comes with a configuration file that connects Claude Code to SJinn's server automatically, so once the file is in place you just open Claude Code in the project folder and type a trigger phrase like "ugc-video" or "product-hero" to begin. All three skills use SJinn's Seedance 2 video model, which outputs vertical 9:16 video clips. The Mini Rescue still-image step uses a separate model called nano-banana-2. Output durations range from 4 to 15 seconds depending on the dialogue script you provide for UGC Video, and a fixed 15 seconds for Product Hero. The license is private, meaning all rights are reserved and the files are not open for redistribution or reuse without permission.