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.