Four triangles in one square, slid into new places: the empty space shows a² + b² = c².
Example of Math Explainer16:9 · 71 s
From OpenStax Prealgebra 2e, 9.3 and cut-the-knot proofs #4 and #9.
Math Explainer
A result derived on screen, one step you can follow at a time.
Install it in your coding agent from its skill page: the install prompt, what it needs and the price are there.
Install or buy$4.90 once, with its updates · or every skill from $9.90 a month
Good fit for
- Why a formula works, for a class or a channel
- A proof shown with moving terms or shapes
Not for
- Practising a skill with a quiz (use the Lesson Video skill)
- A long derivation that needs more than two minutes
Use the math-director skill to make a 1-minute film proving why 1 + 2 + … + n = n(n + 1)/2.
More example films
Where should you fetch water so the walk is shortest? Try a few places, then reflect B in the river and go straight: 10 km.
Example of Math Explainer16:9 · 99 s
A problem written for the film; every length computed and checked two ways.
The sum written forwards and backwards: every column adds to n + 1, checked with dots, then 5,050.
Example of Math Explainer16:9 · 71 s
From OpenStax Algebra and Trigonometry 2e, 13.4.
Built-in styles
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Explainer Video
Finds the shape of an idea and makes the thing itself move.
Built-in styles: Mechanism · System Map · Flat World · Papercut · Collage · Whiteboard

Full-film skill
Lesson Video
Steps, reveals and quizzes that check the viewer kept up.
Built-in styles: Whiteboard · Chalk Math · Flat World

Full-film skill
Research Paper Video
A paper's question, method and finding, every claim cited.
Built-in styles: Paper Figures · Mechanism · Chalk Math

Full-film skill
Timeline Video
Events in order, every date and claim sourced.
Built-in styles: Collage · Papercut · Flat World

