Higgsfield introduced Katana as a Claude-native motion-design tool and showed a demo it says used 0% video generation, with the motion instead represented as code written through Claude plus Higgsfield Katana. The announcement positions Katana as a way to create editable motion graphics from within Claude rather than generating a finished clip from a conventional video model.
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