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@talocode/cliplane-cli

v0.1.0

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Local-first workflow layer for turning product updates into short-form promo videos.

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ClipLane

ClipLane is not a foundation video model. It is an open-source workflow layer for turning product updates into promo videos. Local commands work without credentials; hosted capabilities are optional and separate.

What it does

Workflow:

  1. Product update
  2. Script
  3. Storyboard
  4. Remotion scenes
  5. FFmpeg or Remotion render
  6. MP4 export

Install

npm install -g @talocode/cliplane-cli

Commands

cliplane --version
cliplane init
cliplane script --update "we shipped Codra v0.1.5"
cliplane storyboard --script .cliplane/scripts/latest.md
cliplane render
cliplane export x
cliplane doctor
cliplane schedule create --at "2027-01-01T12:00:00Z" --content launch-video --title "Launch plan"
cliplane schedule status
cliplane schedule cancel --id schedule_...

Local storage

ClipLane keeps its working files inside .cliplane/:

  • config.json
  • scripts/
  • storyboards/
  • renders/
  • schedules.json - local workflow plans only; it never contains credentials or triggers publishing

What ships in v0.1.0

  • local project initialization
  • update-to-script generation
  • script-to-storyboard generation
  • FFmpeg render pipeline for a clean dark/white promo video
  • X export helper for release sharing
  • workspace doctor

Planned providers

  • Remotion adapter
  • FFmpeg fallback
  • ComfyUI adapter
  • LTX / LTX-2 adapter
  • HunyuanVideo adapter
  • Wan-style model adapter
  • optional API providers

Notes

  • No login required.
  • No hosted service required.
  • No auto-posting.
  • No scraping.
  • No model training.
  • No fake model claims.
  • Schedules are local plans, not a background worker or publishing integration. Hosted scheduling remains an optional API capability when configured separately.