Remocn

Remocn is an open-source, MIT-licensed library of pre-built Remotion video components — typography animations, shaders (animated backgrounds), transitions, animated icons, and UI primitives, 282 components in total — designed to be driven by an AI coding agent (such as Claude Code, ChatGPT, or opencode) rather than operated directly by a human editor.

Instead of hiring a designer, learning After Effects, or manually screen-recording a product, a builder describes the demo video they want to an agent that has the remocn "agent skill" installed, and the agent assembles the video from these ready-made pieces inside a local Remotion project, with a live preview in the browser.

There's no account, no hosted runtime, and nothing to pay or cancel — it's plain MIT-licensed open source, installed directly into a local project.

Per Remocn's setup guide, you need two things: an AI coding agent and an empty folder.

1. Open a coding agent in an empty folder (the docs recommend Claude Code, and also support ChatGPT, opencode, and others).
2. Paste this instruction to the agent: "Set up a new Remotion video project in this folder, then install the remocn agent skill: npx skills add Remocn/remocn --yes. When you're done, start the preview studio so I can watch the video while we work."
3. Once a browser tab opens showing an empty video player, setup is complete.
4. From there, you pick a guide from the docs to customize the video, describing what you want in plain language while watching the result update live in the preview studio.

• Builders who need a product demo or launch video quickly, without hiring a designer, learning After Effects, or manually screen-recording — the site frames this directly as letting someone who "needed a demo video for their product" ship "one the same day."
• The public showcase gallery — described as "real products and launches, animated with copy-paste Remotion components" — includes example launch videos like "Introducing Nextjs," "Introducing Shadcn," "Introducing Tenkit," and "Introducing Remocn" itself, mostly credited to the same creator (kapish_dima).
• Teams already using AI coding agents (Claude Code, ChatGPT, opencode) for development who want to extend that same agent-driven workflow to producing a polished demo video, instead of switching to a separate video-editing tool.