The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — upbeat lo-fi instrumental hip-hop beat)”
Problem Agitation
“(No spoken dialogue — calm background music continues)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — melodic chill beat)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — lo-fi beat continues)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — music tapers off)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the devin-memory-dreaming template.
Pulls focus from a single card into a multi-card grid with spring physics.
Use interpolate and spring to modulate scale from 2.5 to 1.0 and opacity of adjacent items.
Highlights related list items, slides them together, and replaces them with a consolidated file.
Animate translateY and opacity to zero for redundant nodes while expanding the replacement node.
Draws animated SVG Bezier arcs between related file entries.
Render SVG path with strokeDasharray and interpolate strokeDashoffset from path length to 0.
Sequential message and badge reveal simulating agent execution output.
Stagger items with Sequence components and spring-based translateY and opacity fades.
Purpose. Grounds the AI agent in standard developer pull requests.
Execution. Grid of realistic GitHub-style PR status cards.
Purpose. Introduces the novel mechanism of background synthesis.
Execution. Dark evocative text transition card.
Purpose. Explains how knowledge gets structured without human intervention.
Execution. File tree clustering, deduplication, and dependency linking.
Purpose. Proves the value when handling new user tasks.
Execution. Interactive chat sequence showing memory references and clean PR creation.
Objective
Announce an AI customer support bot that learns company policies from resolved Zendesk tickets.How the recipe adapts
Replace PR cards with resolved ticket cards, synthesize ticket resolutions into policy markdown files, and demonstrate the bot answering a customer query using newly formed policies.Scene durations (5 scenes, 33s)
Key Remotion components
Introducing Griffin, the first AI to pass the video Turing test
The most emotive and controllable TTS model
We just released QVAC TranscribePsy, a speech-to-text model small enough to run inside a phone app. It covers 25 European languages on a laptop and 8 on a phone, and on an iPhone 17 Pro Max's Ne