anidoodle — Code-Drawn Art, Film & Sound Studio

What it does

• Every frame is painted by a pure function and every audio sample synthesized by another, so the same source rebuilds identical pixels and sound on any machine, at any size or length.
• Opens with a structured intake: what you're making, which of the 31 styles, aspect ratio (1x1, 9x16, 16x9, 4x5 or custom), length, silent or scored, which characters — then writes a brief before drawing.
• Dedicated workflows for stills (hero, poster, card), self-drawing timelapses, loops/stickers/animated logos, long story films, explainers and infographics, launch videos using your screenshots, UI-reactive web animations, and drawing lessons.
• Keeps a character identical across wildly different styles, can match a style from an image you provide, and plans music as data (style, per-section mood, notes) rather than adjectives.
• Ships tooling: scaffold.mjs (new project), still.mjs (one hashed frame), render.mjs (MP4/GIF/WebM/APNG), gate.mjs (determinism, contract and dead-air checks), emit.mjs (self-contained offline player), music.mjs (render + meter a score).
• Enforces at most three approval gates and a "craft bar" of failure tells (ellipse-assembled subjects, recoloured styles, fade-ins instead of drawing, rubber joints, drifting characters).

Who it's for

• Designers and creators who need repeatable, reproducible brand visuals or short social videos.
• Teams who cannot use stock or AI-generated imagery and want license-clean, code-generated graphics.
• Developers comfortable with Node/Canvas who want hand-built interactive animations for landing pages.

Example uses

1. "A 6-second looping animated logo header in 9:16" → pick a style → approve one look still → check the loop seam (last frame vs frame 0) → export MP4/APNG.
2. "A 45-second launch video using our product screenshots" → three-sentence story plus a cue table (120 bpm at 30 fps = 15 frames per beat) → approve an 8-second music sample → full render, then review with a per-beat contact sheet.
3. "Redraw our mascot as a woodcut, then as toy bricks" → style-adaptation plus character-consistency workflows keep the same character across media.

Read the instructions in this file and follow them to help me:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alexgreensh/anidoodle/HEAD/skills/anidoodle/SKILL.md

What I want: (describe your task here)

Install the skill I found on Claude Skill Mart.
Copy the skills/anidoodle folder from the GitHub repo alexgreensh/anidoodle into my ~/.claude/skills/alexgreensh-anidoodle/.
When it's done, tell me in one line what this skill can do.