Two releases at once: the rename that had to happen, and the rebase that deleted most of my own prose. v0.2.0 adds a reasoning layer, a numeric seam gate that verifies transitions instead of trusting them, and frame packets — plus the promo you can watch, which the tool made about itself.
While building hve-video-director, I noticed Puppeteer’s page.screencast() produced videos that played in slow motion — and the stretch was different on every machine. How I tracked it down to two compounding bugs in ScreenRecorder, and got the fix merged into Puppeteer.
v0.0.3 teaches hve-video-director to record real terminal sessions — your actual build, test, or deploy, captured automatically and dropped into the video. It also pins its CDN dependency with Subresource Integrity. A small, practical release.
hve-video-director’s rendering engine moves from Remotion to HyperFrames (HTML + GSAP, headless Chromium). Plus a third Tutorial mode, real motion-footage capture, and 10 brand design presets — and the update’s announcement video was, again, made by the tool itself.
Meet hve-video-director — a Claude Code skill that turns one command into a cinematic, branded product video. Six phases, real app captures, code-driven motion graphics, ElevenLabs voiceover, and Freesound music. The demo? Made by the tool itself.
Optimize your WSL2 setup for serious development work, then connect Chrome running on Windows to agentic CLI tools via the Chrome DevTools Protocol MCP server.
My pull request to the GitHub Terraform Provider has been merged. This bug caused inconsistent behavior when environments had empty or missing variable/secret lists — something I encountered during a customer engagement.
Learn how to implement Kubernetes governance with admission controllers, compare Kyverno and OPA Gatekeeper policy engines, and deploy production-ready security policies with practical examples and performance benchmarks.
My first PR to incorporate Hugging Face’s Evaluate BLEU metrics into MLflow project has been merged. This update aims to enhance text generation evaluations with BLEU metrics: a well-regarded metric, used to evaluate the quality of machine-generated text, particularly for translation tasks.
This Post was originally published on the Azure Arc Jumpstart website under the title Implementing ISA-95 with Azure IoT Operations: LNM & MQ