The Free Skill That Turns Any Brand Into a Scrollable 3D World — Pipeline, Prompts, and the Seam Rule

The copy-paste companion to the video. scroll-world is a free, MIT-licensed agent skill (Claude Code, Codex, and 20+ agents via the skills CLI) that builds Apple-style scroll-scrubbed landing pages: as you scroll, a camera flies out of one scene and into the next with no cuts — the Emons-logistics-site effect, generated for any brand. 2,500+ GitHub stars in its first ten days. THIS PLAYBOOK: how the trick actually works (the film is pre-rendered; your scroll position is just a timestamp), the 3-piece pipeline (N stills + N dive clips + N-1 connectors), THE SEAM RULE with the exact ffmpeg frame-extraction commands (connectors start from the previous clip's ACTUAL last frame — never your artwork — or the seam pops), both camera architectures and when each one breaks, the install commands for Claude Code and Codex, the full style-preamble + dive + connector prompt templates, the encode settings that make scrubbing smooth (crf 20, GOP 8, faststart, blob playback), 8 hard-won gotchas with fixes (Seedance's NSFW false-positives on bedrooms/pools/wine and the Kling fallback, the frozen-at-frame-0 byte-range trap, the zsh 1-indexed array bug, the iOS blank-video fix), and the honest credit math (~15/still, ~40-55/clip, ~530-695 credits for a 6-scene world) plus the two moves that cut the bill: the quarter-cost draft tier and routing stills through Codex for zero credits. Everything verified against the actual repo, July 2026. Independent field notes from Hyperautomation Labs — not affiliated with the repo.

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