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Remocn / remocn-studio

git clone https://github.com/Remocn/remocn-studio.git v1.1.1 · 10d ago

Agent-native video editor

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Remocn Studio 
 Ship a launch video without opening After Effects. 
 A macOS and Linux app where your own coding agent makes the video 
 as a real Remotion project you own, not a file you rent.
 Free and open source. Download it and read the guides at
 remocn.studio .
 The pitch ·
 Directing ·
 The pipeline ·
 On set ·
 The cast ·
 Build from source ·
 Contributing 
## The pitch
Describe the video you want. A coding agent builds it as a real
Remotion project. You watch the live preview change
while it works, and export an mp4 when it looks right.
This isn't another AI video editor. There's no timeline, no keyframes and no
track management. You write prompts, point at things and give notes.
**Not a generator. Not a template.** AI video tools usually make you pick one:
generate pixels you can't edit, or drag in templates everyone recognizes.
Remocn Studio takes a third route. The agent writes the motion design as code
and takes direction as you watch.
| | Pixel generators | Template editors | **Remocn Studio** |
| ------------------- | ------------------- | ---------------------- | ------------------------------- |
| What you get | A video file | Someone else's layout | **A Remotion project** |
| Changing one word | Generate it again | Hunt for the layer | **Say it, or click it** |
| What it looks like | Close enough | Everyone else's video | **Your brand** |
| Where it lives | Their cloud | Their account | **A folder on your disk** |
## You direct. It shoots.
Remocn Studio puts you in the director's chair. You watch the take, then give
notes:
> "Fix the text here."
> "The animation is too fast here."
> "Why did everything break here?"
There are three ways to say *here*:
- **Type it.** Plain words in the chat, taken exactly as you wrote them.
- **Point at it.** Click any element in the preview. Playback pauses and the
 properties pane opens, with type, spacing and easing curves as controls you
 can drag. Every change is saved into the source. You can double-click text
 to rewrite it in place, or drag an object to move or resize it. Add the
 element to the chat and it goes along with your message as `[Element #1]`.
- **Frame it.** Drag a **Snapshot** box over the frame and the crop goes into
 the chat as a picture, ready to talk about.
## How a video gets made
You don't get a prompt box that hopes for the best. You get a production
pipeline with seven stages. At every stage the agent writes a document into
your project, so you can read, edit or overrule each decision.
| # | Stage | In the app you'll see | It leaves behind |
| --- | ------------ | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1 | Analysis | *Analysing the material* | `analysis.md`: audience, promise, format, what's missing |
| 2 | Brand | *Collecting the brand* | `brand.md`, plus your original logos, copied unchanged |
| 3 | Script | *Writing the script* | `script.md`: every shot, its message, its timing |
| 4 | Motion | *D