
Introducing /human-review, a free AI skill from the maker of /no-ai-slop — giving feedback to AI in chat is painful, this makes it easy.
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — A driving electronic score with a consistent four-on-the-floor kick drum pattern and arpeggiated synth melody establishes an energetic, slightly tense mood.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — The electronic score continues, maintaining its driving rhythm, with synth stabs emphasizing key visual actions.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — The electronic score maintains its energy, with a slight build-up in intensity as the solution is presented.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — The audio builds with a high-energy riser at 00:26, culminating in a sub-bass drop/impact at 00:27, then fades out with the electronic score.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the developer-tool-launch-minimalist-ui template.
Text appears character by character, simulating typing, accompanied by a blinking cursor that follows the text input. This is often used within UI input fields or for revealing key information.
Use `interpolate` to control the `opacity` and `width` of a text layer and a cursor element. The cursor's `left` position should be interpolated based on the length of the revealed text. A `loop` animation for the cursor's `opacity` creates the blinking effect.
A headline appears, and then a subtle underline animates in from left to right, fading in as it draws. The UI element below simultaneously blurs and fades out.
Animate the `width` and `opacity` of an SVG line or a `div` with a `border-bottom` using `spring` or `interpolate`. Apply a `filter: blur()` and `opacity` transition to the background UI element, interpolating from clear to blurred and opaque to transparent.
Specific UI elements (text, buttons, cards) are highlighted with a yellow background or a yellow border, while a sidebar simultaneously populates with corresponding feedback comments.
Use `interpolate` to animate the `background-color` or `border-color` of target UI elements. Simultaneously, animate the `opacity` and `transform` (e.g., `translateY`) of new comment components in a sidebar, making them slide in and fade up.
Purpose. Establish a relatable pain point for the target audience (developers/AI users).
Execution. Typing out a convoluted AI prompt, followed by a bold, direct question about the pain point.
Purpose. Introduce the product's core functionality as the answer to the problem.
Execution. A clean UI demonstrating in-line commenting and feedback submission to AI, highlighting ease of use.
Purpose. Showcase a key advantage or efficiency gain of the product.
Execution. A concise headline emphasizing batch processing and AI application, reinforcing the product's value proposition.
Purpose. Direct users on how to access and implement the product.
Execution. A clear display of the product name and a GitHub URL with a typing animation, guiding users to installation.
Objective
Launch a new developer tool, /code-audit, that automates code review and suggests fixes.How the recipe adapts
The TypingCursorReveal primitive will be adapted for a terminal-like interface, showing a developer struggling with manual code review comments. The HeadlineUnderlineFade will introduce 'Instant fixes. Zero friction.' after the problem is agitated. The UIHighlightAndComment primitive will be used to demonstrate in-line code suggestions and automated fixes within a code editor UI, with a sidebar showing the applied changes. The final call to action will feature '/code-audit' and a GitHub installation URL, using the same typing animation style.Scene durations (4 scenes, 30s)
Key Remotion components

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