tandryukha/aidemo
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Your coding agent makes the demo video — a narrated, captioned MP4 from one storyboard.json. Deterministic replay re-renders it in CI (no key, ~$0). Open-source (MIT) alternative t
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tandryukha/aidemo
Added 13 Sept 2026
Overview
Tandryukha/aidemo turns a storyboard.json into a narrated, captioned MP4 demo video. A coding agent produces the storyboard, and a deterministic replay re-renders it in CI with no API key and roughly zero cost. It is an open-source (MIT) TypeScript alternative to Screen Studio, Clueso, and Demosmith.
Best for
Best for
Developers and maintainers who want scriptable, low-cost demo videos generated straight from CI.
Use cases
- Generate narrated product walkthroughs from a storyboard.json in CI
- Re-render identical demo MP4s on every commit without editing video manually
- Ship vendor-agnostic tutorial videos for an open-source codebase
How to use
Tested with
Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT
Notes
Tandryukha/aidemo turns a storyboard.json into a narrated, captioned MP4 demo video. A coding agent produces the storyboard, and a deterministic replay re-renders it in CI with no API key and roughly zero cost. It is an open-source (MIT) TypeScript alternative to Screen Studio, Clueso, and Demosmith.
7 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-09. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Generate narrated product walkthroughs from a storyboard.json in CI
- Re-render identical demo MP4s on every commit without editing video manually
- Ship vendor-agnostic tutorial videos for an open-source codebase
Pros
- No API key needed and ~$0 rendering cost makes it CI-friendly
- Single JSON file encapsulates the entire demo, easy to version-control
- MIT license lets you self-host and modify it freely
Cons
- Depends on a coding agent to author the initial storyboard.json
- Limited styling and motion control compared to dedicated video tools
- Young project with 7 stars, so community and docs are minimal
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- No API key needed and ~$0 rendering cost makes it CI-friendly
- Single JSON file encapsulates the entire demo, easy to version-control
- MIT license lets you self-host and modify it freely
Cons
- Depends on a coding agent to author the initial storyboard.json
- Limited styling and motion control compared to dedicated video tools
- Young project with 7 stars, so community and docs are minimal
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