stix

Generate stick figure animations from natural-language prompts into GIF and MP4 outputs.

2|2|Updated Feb 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bassimeledath/stix --skill stix
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: stix
Source: https://github.com/bassimeledath/stix/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bassimeledath/stix --skill stix

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires agent-browser, ffmpeg, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It turns natural-language ideas into stick figure animations without manually creating characters, backgrounds, scene timing, or final video exports.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Builds reusable SVG characters, props, and backgrounds from a prompt-driven asset pipeline.
  • Composes multi-scene animations with expression changes, motion keyframes, QC checks, and stitched GIF/MP4 outputs.
  • Useful for quick storyboards, playful explainers, narrative motion concepts, and simple animation prototypes.

Quick Start

Ask the stix skill to generate an animation from a prompt such as a person waving hello.

Frequently Asked Questions about stix

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate stick figure animations from text prompts?▼

Stick figure animations are generated by parsing natural-language prompts into multi-scene character stories, applying motion keyframes and expression changes to reusable SVG assets, then stitching CSS-animated scenes into GIF and MP4 outputs.

Can I create multi-scene storyboards with emotional beats in SVG and export as MP4?▼

Yes, multi-scene storyboards with emotional beats are composed using reusable SVG characters and props, validated through QC checks, and rendered into 8-second CSS-animated scenes that are stitched into final MP4 outputs.

Do I need agent-browser and ffmpeg to render CSS-animated scenes into GIF and MP4?▼

Yes, agent-browser and ffmpeg are required dependencies to render, validate, capture, and stitch 8-second CSS-animated scenes into GIF and MP4 outputs.

What is the best way to prototype simple action sequences without manually creating animation assets?▼

Generating stick figure animations from prompt-driven SVG assets provides quick storyboards and simple animation prototypes without manually creating characters, backgrounds, scene timing, or final video exports.

Does stix support consistent composition across multiple animation scenes?▼

Yes, consistent composition is maintained across multi-scene animations through a reusable SVG asset pipeline that builds characters, props, and backgrounds with synchronized motion keyframes and QC checks.

Can I use stix for narrative motion concepts with reusable SVG assets?▼

Yes, narrative motion concepts are supported by building reusable SVG characters and backgrounds from a prompt-driven pipeline, composing multi-scene animations with expression changes and stitched GIF or MP4 outputs.