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Use this resource to add an effective hook to the start of a short video
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In a terminal, from the folder you want:
npx --yes palatekit@latest install viral-video-hook-templatesWith no option, the skill goes to ~/.agents/skills/; add --agent claude-code (or codex, cursor…) to target an agent.
First time: connect the CLI with
npx --yes palatekit@latest loginThe agent picks one of ten hook types (pattern interrupt, curiosity gap, question, number, cliffhanger and more) to fit the platform and the content. It then writes the FFmpeg commands that add text, a flash, a zoom or a shake in the first second, and builds several variants to compare. You get videos ready to test.
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Updated November 2, 2026
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"Add a curiosity-gap hook to the first two seconds of my vertical video and prepare three variants to test."

Skill published by josiahsiegel under the MIT license.
Modified by PalateKit
Version modifiée de « viral-video-hook-templates » (josiahsiegel, MIT) : traduction française et fiche par PalateKit.
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Yes, the effects come from FFmpeg filters you must install locally. The hook principles remain useful without it.
No, they are orders of magnitude taken from the source. Test your own variants to see what works for your audience.