About
VideoFlow Studio is a video agent harness: it briefs a coding agent — the same kind you already run for code — to do one job well, turn a product's own website into a launch video for it, then keeps that video editable long after the agent is done. It runs on VideoFlow, the open-source video-as-code engine. Studio decides what to build and hands the agent everything it needs to build it; VideoFlow is what actually renders the result.
A template asks you to fill in blanks it already decided the shape of. This reads your actual product (its screens, its type, its colour) and composes a film around what it finds, scene by scene, checking its own work against the rendered pixels before it hands anything back.
Every film Studio builds is a real VideoFlow project: a portable document, not a proprietary timeline. That is what lets you keep iterating on it afterward — a follow-up request in words, or a direct change in the timeline editor — using the same document the agent produced.
Studio runs from a CLI you install with one command. It drives your own Claude Code or Codex subscription on your own machine — the compute is yours, and the film is built where you're already sitting.
The harness: the plan, the skill library, the review passes, and a dashboard that tracks your project as it works, plus the video editor for what comes after. An account with a monthly allowance is what pays for that side of it.
VideoFlow itself is Apache-2.0 licensed and open source. If you want to see what Studio is actually built from (the layer model, the renderers, the timing system) lives at videoflow.dev, with the source on GitHub.
VideoFlow StudioA video agent harness — point it at a URL, and drive it from your own terminal.