I made my app's App Store preview video with one Claude Opus 5.5 prompt. Here's the prompt, the log numbers and Apple's specs

Indie iOS dev here. For the US store version of my couples app, I sent Claude Opus 5.5 (in Claude Code) one message: "prepare the US store screenshots and video, anything missing?" plus 12 photos. What it did in ~40 min: recaptured all screens in the iOS Simulator in English, noticed the iPad status bar still showed a Turkish date and fixed the capture script, fixed map pins that landed in empty areas, and rendered 886×1920 (iPhone) and 1200×1600 (iPad) files with Remotion. Numbers from the session log: 83 model calls, 43.6K output tokens, 11.3M cache-read tokens, ≈ $5 at list price. Caveat: this only worked in one prompt because an earlier session had already built the brief, the Remotion composition and the capture scripts. Apple's rules that matter: 15–30 s, max 30 fps, real app captures, no download CTA or price, and the poster frame defaults to second 5, so make that frame count. Write-up with the videos and two HyperFrames recipes (free, no signup): https://bilallabs.vercel.app/ai/opus-video Repo (MIT): https://github.com/bilaldemirerr/opus-video-recipes Happy to answer questions about the pipeline.