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@unrender/cli

v0.0.3

Published

Turn a video your agent made into a draft you edit by hand in CapCut, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.

Readme

@unrender/cli

Turn a video your agent made (HyperFrames, AutoClip, or any project folder) into a draft you edit by hand in CapCut, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve: real tracks, editable text and the original media, not one flattened clip.

Set up (your agent does it)

Paste this into Claude Code or Codex:

Set up Unrender for me: run npx -y @unrender/cli setup and follow what it says.

It adds Unrender to the agents on your computer (Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop) and opens your browser so you can approve it. The key is kept in your Mac's Keychain or Windows' Credential Manager; nothing to type or export. Then ask your agent: "Open this video in CapCut." Using Claude Desktop alone? Download the extension from app.unrender.mastudio.app.

Commands

unrender setup                                   add Unrender to your agents and sign in
unrender login | logout | status                 sign in through the browser; who you are and your credits
unrender capcut <project> --install              a CapCut draft, straight into CapCut (quit CapCut first)
unrender premiere <project> --out <folder>       a Premiere Pro package
unrender resolve <project> --out <folder>        a DaVinci Resolve package
unrender projects                                your projects, from agents and the website
unrender open <project> --install                a draft converted on the website, into CapCut here
unrender mcp                                     the MCP server (setup registers it for you)

Every command prints one JSON object. Converting costs credits: 1 per started minute of video, half for another editor of the same video, free again within 7 days. Your footage stays on your computer; Unrender gets the timeline.

Mac (Apple silicon and Intel) and Windows. Needs Node 18 or later, and for HyperFrames projects whatever HyperFrames needs (Node, Chrome, ffmpeg).