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cutroom

v0.1.0

Published

Turn a codebase into product videos with an agent that runs on open models (Gemma via Ollama, Kokoro voice, Remotion).

Readme

cutroom

Turn a codebase into product videos, on open models.

cutroom reads a repository and renders finished product videos (launch films, feature drops, tutorials, explainers, teasers and social cutdowns) as 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 MP4s with voiceover, music, captions and a thumbnail. Gemma (via Ollama) writes the brief and the storyboard, every claim is audited against the code, you approve it, and Remotion renders it.

In Local mode (the default) nothing leaves your machine: a privacy guard refuses non-local providers and an egress guard blocks every non-loopback connection while the run executes.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22 or newer
  • ffmpeg on your PATH (or FFMPEG_PATH)
  • Ollama with a Gemma model: ollama pull gemma4:e4b
  • Chrome Headless Shell is downloaded by Remotion on the first render; set BROWSER_EXECUTABLE to use your own Chromium.

Use

npx cutroom setup                  # once, online: downloads the Kokoro voice model (~90 MB)
npx cutroom make --repo . --preset launch-editorial --ratios 16:9,9:16

cutroom prints the storyboard and the claim audit table, then asks for approval. --yes approves automatically when no claim is unsupported. Outputs land in .cutroom/runs/<run-id>/deliverables/.

Everything lives in CUTROOM_DATA_DIR (default .cutroom in the current directory): runs, the voice model and caches. To share one voice model across projects, set CUTROOM_DATA_DIR=~/.cutroom for both setup and make.

| Flag | Meaning | |---|---| | --repo <path\|git-url\|app.zip> | The product to film (required) | | --preset | launch-editorial (default) and five more; sets type, look, length and ratios | | --ratios | Comma-separated: 16:9,9:16,1:1,4:5 | | --privacy | local (default), hybrid, cloud | | --look, --type, --seconds, --voice, --music | Override the preset | | --yes | Approve when no claim is unsupported | | --direction | A free-text steer for the storyboard ("for developers, focus on the CLI") | | --changes v1.2.0..v1.3.0 | A "what's new" video of that range (--include-fixes keeps bug fixes); use with --preset feature-drop-editorial | | --watermark | A "created with cutroom" badge in the bottom-right corner | | --silent | No voiceover |

Model and voice settings come from environment variables: OLLAMA_HOST, MODEL_ID, KOKORO_DTYPE, ELEVENLABS_API_KEY (Cloud mode), RENDER_API_BASE_URL and RENDER_API_TOKEN (Hybrid mode).

Licences

Cutroom is MIT. It renders with Remotion, which is free for individuals and companies of up to three people; larger companies need a Remotion company licence. Voices come from Kokoro-82M (Apache-2.0); fonts are SIL OFL.

Source, web app and docs: https://github.com/codewithveek/cutroom.