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demovie

v0.1.0

Published

Accurate, on-brand motion-graphics videos of your real web app, made by your AI coding agent. Your agent animates. demovie makes it true.

Readme

demovie

Your agent animates. demovie makes it true.

Accurate, on-brand motion-graphics videos of your real web app — launch videos, feature clips, changelogs, teasers, walkthroughs and hero loops — made by the AI coding agent you already use, from real captures of your running app, and checked by a QA engine before they render.

Quickstart

npx demovie init        # detect your app; extract brand, glossary and routes; set up demo data, login and the skill
npx demovie capture     # screenshots + element maps of every route and flow
npx demovie make        # start your agent with the demovie skill, or just ask it for a video

Then, in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor: "Make a 30-second launch video of the Projects board with demovie."

Requirements: Node ≥ 20.19 (or Bun), ffmpeg with libx264 on your PATH, and an app you can run locally. Next.js is detected automatically; other apps work with npx demovie init --url <url>. npx demovie doctor --fix installs Chromium for Playwright.

Docs

What's in the package

  • The demovie CLI. Every command supports --json, and every error ends with a fix: line.
  • The demovie Agent Skill (npx demovie skill install) for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other skills-aware agents.
  • An MCP server: npx -y demovie mcp.
  • JSON Schemas for every file demovie writes (schema/).
  • The composition runtime, fallback fonts and 12 CC0 sound effects.

demovie never logs in to AI services and never reads subscription tokens. demovie make starts the agent CLI you installed and signed in to yourself; in CI, the GitHub Action passes through API keys you provide.

License

MIT. The bundled fonts (Inter, Geist, Geist Mono) are under the SIL Open Font License. The bundled sound effects are CC0 1.0.