I've never seen myself as an entrepreneur, and getting to build something of my own and drive it forward has been an amazing, unexpected experience.
Huge thanks to everyone who's supported me along the way. It really means a lot ❤️
When I first started /brag, I thought of it as a fun little side project. Maybe 10 GitHub stars if I was lucky.
I never imagined it would get this far.
Here's a little compilation of reels people have shared about /brag. Still feels surreal watching them all together! ❤️
Recently, I decided to make /brag more accessible and launched https://t.co/Dfz0qJAytI, where anyone can create a /brag video for their website in about 10 minutes, without installing anything.
7,000+ stars for /brag, the skill that turns your project into a launch video. Thank you! ❤️
New: /brag-slim for Opus 5.5. Same creative rules; Claude handles production. This demo was made with /brag-slim :)
https://t.co/d0NU7v9Og8
The Cutting Room is an open source Claude Code skill, and https://t.co/5Z09nJ0y9j is now live and free to try.
https://t.co/RVJ8juUENr
https://t.co/9bG1aNacdS
We’re building https://t.co/5Z09nJ0y9j to turn podcasts into short form clips.
We started experimenting with using Claude for the editing. It felt surprisingly natural, except for one thing: we couldn’t see what it was doing.
So we built NanoClip Cutting Room ↓
NanoClip supports multiple languages (including Hebrew!) and analyzes the transcript, speakers, faces and scene changes.
Claude decides what’s worth clipping.
Cutting Room shows the clips as they take shape while you keep iterating with Claude ↓
🚨 SOMEONE JUST BUILT a Claude Code skill called /brag that turns any side project into a fire ~20-second launch video in seconds
You just tell Claude “hey, let’s /brag about this” and it instantly generates a polished trailer — complete with music, smooth motion, sound effects, and ready-to-share copy.
No more “I built something cool” posts with static screenshots that get buried. This actually makes your project look professional and shareable without spending hours editing.
It runs on HyperFrames (HeyGen’s open-source HTML-to-video engine), comes with multiple style presets, and the creator even added demos for fake projects so you can test it right away.
This feels like one of those “why didn’t I think of this” tools that every indie hacker and builder is going to start using for launches.
Free. Open source. Stupidly easy.
Who’s trying this on their next project? 🔥
People around me are building really cool thing, so I built /brag, a Claude Code skill that turns your project into a short, shareable launch video.
Just tell Claude: "Hey, let's /brag about this."
The video below was made with /brag, to brag about /brag.