Set up this complete Make Video Skill purchase for me and make my first test video. Do the routine free downloads, installation and checks for me, then give me clickable links to the finished files. Use simple language.

First locate the extracted local-video-kit folder I opened, confirm its package.json, package-lock.json and SKILL.md, and read SETUP-WITH-AI.md. Use editions/chatgpt/SKILL.md if you are Codex, or editions/claude/SKILL.md if you are Claude Code. Read the shared SKILL.md and the relevant setup/first-video references. Do not search for an unrelated package with the same name. The included .agents/skills and .claude/skills entry points belong to this complete folder; do not move them alone. Work inside this folder and new named project/output folders.

I authorize installing the free prerequisites needed for the supplied examples from reviewed official sources or an already installed trusted package manager, and the exact project dependencies in the supplied lockfile. Inspect the commands and dependency files first. If a system installer, sign-in, legal agreement, administrator password or security approval needs my own action, show the exact action and why. Do not accept it for me, use sudo silently, disable security, change system policy or buy anything. Do not change my assistant's model, account, plan or permission settings.

Check my operating system, processor, available memory and free disk space. This automatic production route is tested on Apple Silicon macOS. Do not claim that the whole toolkit is verified on Windows, Linux or Intel Mac. If this is a different system, explain the unverified part and use the manual route only if I choose it.

Check for Node.js 20.9+ and npm, FFmpeg/FFprobe with libx264 plus the ass subtitle filter, and a working Python 3.11+ (Python 3.12 is the tested choice). Install missing tools where normal permissions allow. On a Mac with Homebrew already available, a reviewed brew install node ffmpeg python@3.12 is an option; install only what is actually missing. Otherwise use the official Node/Python downloads and a trusted FFmpeg build from the official FFmpeg download page. Do not pipe an unreviewed remote script into a shell or bypass installer warnings. Keep existing working tools and use their paths rather than replacing them unnecessarily.

Run node scripts/assistant-setup.cjs check from the toolkit folder and inspect the structured result, including failed checks. A nonzero check before installation means prerequisites are missing; do not report success or repeatedly rerun it without fixing the cause.

When the base tools are ready, run node scripts/assistant-setup.cjs install. This explicitly installs the exact npm lockfile dependencies, makes a toolkit-local Python environment with the pinned NumPy/Pillow requirements and, if needed, downloads the pinned Playwright Chromium build into the toolkit. Then run node scripts/assistant-setup.cjs check again. It must pass core tools, caption filter, style Python packages, local browser/WebGL and both included adapter files. Preserve any failed folder and error stage. Do not invent a passed result.

Choose a fresh timestamped folder under projects and run node scripts/assistant-setup.cjs first-video --out projects/NEW-UNIQUE-NAME. This initializes the supplied explainer, makes one short visual headline edit, renders both native layouts and collects their checked delivery folders. Use supplied narration; no paid call or large speech model download is needed. Do not use --force or overwrite earlier work. Check both actual MP4s, their duration/size, full decoding, caption files, source and DELIVERY manifests. Open a representative frame from each. Tell me to listen to the whole result; a machine check is not a human listening approval.

Show me the two actual output links, the exact project/delivery folder, the setup summary and any remaining action. Make clear: after purchase and setup, rendering each video on my computer costs zero dollars. AI help and premium media can cost extra. My files can stay on my computer.

Finally explain in one short paragraph how I can ask for my own topic, choose any of the nine styles, provide my own permitted footage or character, and ask for changes in plain English. For a new spoken story, point me to prompts/new-local-voice.txt and the separate roughly 6.7 GB Apple Silicon model setup; do not download those optional models just to rerender the supplied first video. Do not upload, publish, share private source or call a paid generation service.