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It says Google Antigravity, opencode, Codex CLI and Claude Code find the skill in their standard folders, that the skills CLI installs it for Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI, opencode and more, and that any agent with custom instructions can be pointed at the skill file.","external_costs":"The repository is MIT-licensed. The README describes the skill as free and open source and names a separate hosted service that runs /brag. The README says the hosted service has no subscription but gives no prices. Your coding agent or model provider may charge for usage.","permissions":"The skills act through your coding agent with the access you give it. The README describes plugin installation, project-scoped or global skills CLI installation with npx and -g, and manual copying into ~/.claude/skills/brag and ~/.claude/skills/brag-slim. The README's Windows symlink route requires a Git setting and Developer Mode or Administrator privileges.\n\nThe README says /brag runs inside a project, uses Hyperframes through npx and FFmpeg, and writes plans, composition briefs, share copy and video files under brag-output. The README says narration uses Kokoro through Hyperframes when enabled. The top-level file list includes scripts/, whose permissions and behaviour the README does not describe.","usage_terms":"MIT License, as stated in the repository. 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The README says narration uses Kokoro through Hyperframes and output goes into brag-output with the plan, composition brief, share copy and brag.mp4.\n\nThe README describes /brag-slim as a version for Opus 5.5 without Hyperframes or bundled assets. The README says /brag switches to /brag-slim automatically on Opus 5.5, while /brag --full selects the Hyperframes workflow.","intended_users":"Developers who want a short launch video for a project they just built, made by their coding agent.","example_tasks":"Make a launch video for the project in the current directory.\nSteer the tone with /brag --tone \"fake Series A launch from 2016\".\nTurn on voiceover with /brag --voice.\nKeep the classic Hyperframes workflow on Opus 5.5 with /brag --full.\nInstall only brag-slim with the skills CLI.","setup_instructions":"For Codex, the README gives codex plugin marketplace add latent-spaces/brag and codex plugin add brag@brag. 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