Lemo Opuscar
Lemo-Opuscar is a set of reusable film-style prompts for Claude Code that make short films entirely in code, for developers and creators.
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Pricing and API checked by an OpenBeat editor on Nov 9, 2026 · facts from the maker’s own site ·
Tool insights
Lemo-Opuscar gives you a ready set of film-style prompts to run in Claude Code. Each style produces a short film built in code, so you do not need a video generation model.
Making a stylised short film usually means video editing tools or a text-to-video model. Lemo-Opuscar offers a code-based route that starts from prompts you can reuse inside Claude Code.
Worth a look for developers and creative coders who already use Claude Code and want to try film-style output made in code. Less suited to people who need a hosted video editor, a stated API, or clear commercial pricing.
What it does
Lemo-Opuscar is a collection of 66 reusable prompts for Claude Code, made by LemoLab (Lemomo). Each prompt stands for a film style. When you run a style, the result is a short film built entirely in code. The project says no video model is used to render the films.
The main use case is generating short, stylised films with an AI coding agent instead of a text-to-video service. The facts list Claude Opus 5.5 as the model behind it.
Key features
- 66 reusable film-style prompts for Claude Code.
- 11 style categories to organise the prompts.
- Each style includes a short film made in code.
- No video model is used to render the films.
- An Opuscar 98 feature covering 98 years of Best Picture winners.
- Bilingual pages in English and Chinese.
Pricing
As of November 2026, no pricing is stated on the maker's site. There is no pricing page, no plan list and no stated free plan. The GitHub repository carries an MIT license, which covers the project's code and prompts as published there. Any cost of running Claude Code or the listed model is not covered by the project's facts, so check that separately.
API and integrations
No API, SDKs or integrations are stated. The only listed platform is Claude Code. The project works as a set of prompts you use inside that tool. No documentation link or changelog is given. The GitHub repository and the project website are the places to look for details.
Good to know
- The repository is public on GitHub under the MIT license and is not archived.
- As of November 2026, it has about 14,000 stars. The latest push was on 8 November 2026.
- The latest tagged release is named "thanks" and dates from 12 October 2026.
- Output length, resolution, file format and render time are not stated on the maker's site.
- Known limitations are not listed by the maker.
- The founding year is not stated.
- Whether it works with coding agents other than Claude Code is not stated.
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