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External tool capability adapter for Hyperframes (HTML → video, agent-native). Sprint 3.4 v0 ships the SKILL.md frontmatter contract + license-tier gate; Sprint 3.4 v1 wires the executor + Docker sandbox + first end-to-end render. Apache-2.0 OSS; no per-render fees; deterministic ("same input = identical output"). Operator invokes via "/external-adapter-hyperframes" or natural-language equivalent ("render the landing as a 30-second hero video"). Auto-discovered after install.{sh,ps1} sync.

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name	external-adapter-hyperframes
description	External tool capability adapter for Hyperframes (HTML → video, agent-native). Sprint 3.4 v0 ships the SKILL.md frontmatter contract + license-tier gate; Sprint 3.4 v1 wires the executor + Docker sandbox + first end-to-end render. Apache-2.0 OSS; no per-render fees; deterministic ("same input = identical output"). Operator invokes via "/external-adapter-hyperframes" or natural-language equivalent ("render the landing as a 30-second hero video"). Auto-discovered after install.{sh,ps1} sync.
external_dependency	{"adapter_slug":"external-adapter-hyperframes","repo":"https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes","install_cmd":"npm install -g @heygen/hyperframes","version":"^0.5.7","license_tier":"oss-permissive"}
disable-model-invocation	true

/external-adapter-hyperframes — HTML → video render bridge (v0 scaffold)

Sprint 3.4 v0 status: this skill exists as a frontmatter-contract proof-of-concept. The actual Hyperframes invocation is wired in Sprint 3.4 v1 (Docker sandbox + git clone + install + render call). v0 demonstrates that the external_dependency block + license-tier gate works end-to-end for an OSS-permissive adapter.

What Hyperframes does

github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes — Apache-2.0, 17.2k★, v0.5.7 (2026-05-10). Tagline: "Built for agents."

Takes HTML + a render spec, produces deterministic video via Puppeteer + FFmpeg. Already ships an agentskills.io-aligned skill bundle that Claude Code / Cursor / Codex consume out of the box — cortex-x's adapter is thinner than expected.

v0 invocation contract (this skill)

When operator types /external-adapter-hyperframes or natural-language equivalent:

Probe adapter availability via bin/steward/_lib/external-adapter.cjs:probeAdapter().
If EXTERNAL_TOOL_MISSING → tell operator how to install (npm install -g @heygen/hyperframes), do not silently degrade.
If license gate passes (oss-permissive → always passes) → proceed.
Sprint 3.4 v1+: actually invoke hyperframes render --html=<path> --output=<path> inside Docker sandbox.

v1+ deferred (not in this commit)

Docker-per-action sandbox (matches existing bin/steward/execute.cjs mutex model).
git clone + install command execution.
Cost attribution rollup into journal (cost = $0 for Hyperframes, but the path needs to be wired for Remotion v1).
5-second test composition for CI smoke test.

Why Hyperframes first

Sprint 3.4 R1 (docs/research/sprint-3.4-external-adapters-research-2026-05-11.md) selected Hyperframes as the v0 proof-of-concept because:

Apache-2.0 → exercises oss-permissive license tier (no env gate)
"Built for agents" tagline + agentskills.io spec → adapter is thinner than expected
17.2k★ + active 2026-05-10 release → R1 maintenance-signal check passes
Node ≥22 + FFmpeg + Puppeteer-driven Chrome — same runtime cortex-x already requires

The second adapter (Remotion) lands in Sprint 3.4 v1 because Remotion forces design of the per_invocation_metered + license_required license-tier path ($0.01/render with $100/mo floor; see remotion.dev/docs/license).

Sprint 3.4 R1 memo: docs/research/sprint-3.4-external-adapters-research-2026-05-11.md
Adapter lib: bin/steward/_lib/external-adapter.cjs
Roadmap entry: docs/steward-roadmap.md § Sprint 3.4

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name	external-adapter-hyperframes
description	External tool capability adapter for Hyperframes (HTML → video, agent-native). Sprint 3.4 v0 ships the SKILL.md frontmatter contract + license-tier gate; Sprint 3.4 v1 wires the executor + Docker sandbox + first end-to-end render. Apache-2.0 OSS; no per-render fees; deterministic ("same input = identical output"). Operator invokes via "/external-adapter-hyperframes" or natural-language equivalent ("render the landing as a 30-second hero video"). Auto-discovered after install.{sh,ps1} sync.
external_dependency	{"adapter_slug":"external-adapter-hyperframes","repo":"https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes","install_cmd":"npm install -g @heygen/hyperframes","version":"^0.5.7","license_tier":"oss-permissive"}
disable-model-invocation	true

/external-adapter-hyperframes — HTML → video render bridge (v0 scaffold)

What Hyperframes does

github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes — Apache-2.0, 17.2k★, v0.5.7 (2026-05-10). Tagline: "Built for agents."

v0 invocation contract (this skill)

When operator types /external-adapter-hyperframes or natural-language equivalent:

Probe adapter availability via bin/steward/_lib/external-adapter.cjs:probeAdapter().
If EXTERNAL_TOOL_MISSING → tell operator how to install (npm install -g @heygen/hyperframes), do not silently degrade.
If license gate passes (oss-permissive → always passes) → proceed.
Sprint 3.4 v1+: actually invoke hyperframes render --html=<path> --output=<path> inside Docker sandbox.

v1+ deferred (not in this commit)

Docker-per-action sandbox (matches existing bin/steward/execute.cjs mutex model).
git clone + install command execution.
Cost attribution rollup into journal (cost = $0 for Hyperframes, but the path needs to be wired for Remotion v1).
5-second test composition for CI smoke test.

Why Hyperframes first

Sprint 3.4 R1 (docs/research/sprint-3.4-external-adapters-research-2026-05-11.md) selected Hyperframes as the v0 proof-of-concept because:

Apache-2.0 → exercises oss-permissive license tier (no env gate)
"Built for agents" tagline + agentskills.io spec → adapter is thinner than expected
17.2k★ + active 2026-05-10 release → R1 maintenance-signal check passes
Node ≥22 + FFmpeg + Puppeteer-driven Chrome — same runtime cortex-x already requires

Sprint 3.4 R1 memo: docs/research/sprint-3.4-external-adapters-research-2026-05-11.md
Adapter lib: bin/steward/_lib/external-adapter.cjs
Roadmap entry: docs/steward-roadmap.md § Sprint 3.4