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This is insane! I just used the new Claude Code Playground plugin to level up my Nano Banana Image generator skill. My skill has a self-improving loop, but with the playground skill, I can also pass precise annotations to nano banana as it improves the images. It's so good!

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62,089 views • 11 months ago

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Jerrod Lew

19,843 views • 11 months ago

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ohhh my... Claude Code for Video Animations is insane. In 1 prompt you can create animated videos with Claude Code... w/ the new Remotion skill. And you can do this in the browser because uses Claude Code as the default agent. (Full prompt below 👇)

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