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explainer-video

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Use when the user wants an explainer, tutorial, product or motion-graphics video made in code from a voiceover, script, topic or URL, especially a long one of several minutes. Triggers include "make an explainer video", "turn this voiceover into a video", "make a tutorial video", "motion graphics in code", "make a video with Remotion", "edit a long video with AI". Eight steps: Preflight, Kickoff, Narration & segments, Lock the look, Delegate, First cut, Polish & deliver, Retrospective. A framework edition: it locks the narration, the format and one look, delegates each segment of about three minutes to a fresh sub-agent with a brief that gives a framework rather than constraints, and judges the cut by watching it, never by scoring it. Output is a rendered video file plus captions, chapters and a sources list, made locally with Remotion and FFmpeg. Not for editing an existing timeline in a video editor, and not for avatar-only talking-head videos.

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