Watching DevMotion CLI autonomously record a demo of another product (in this case, a VS Code extension for Git) is absolutely mind-blowing.
It plans the scenes, moves the cursor, and records everything on its own.
Zero preconfiguration. Fully agentic.
This genuinely feels like the future.
Every git UI I tried in VS Code made me feel like the problem.
Git Graph: abandoned since 2021.
GitLens: a cockpit of panels and upsells.
So I spent my evenings building the one I actually wanted. ๐ณ
What does your editor still make painful about git?
Launch day is Monday and the video isnโt made yet.
A 40s tour of DevMotion: drop in a ready-made scene, change its text, add captions or dubbing in a click, or just ask the AI chat.
Your 1-minute export is 2 GB?! That's bitrate: how much data goes into every second. 8 Mbps is plenty for 1080p.
What do you export at?
Animated in DevMotion: https://t.co/KkNBjvICfv
Meet Glitch. Lives in our video editor, cuts the boring parts... and sometimes itself.
What should it fix first?
Animated in DevMotion: https://t.co/KkNBjvICfv
DevMotion is built by one 35-year-old AI engineer from Italy ๐ฎ๐น
building an AI-native video editor after work
MCP-first
made for humans + agents
looking to connect with more AI builders, indie hackers & creative devs ๐
DevMotion v2 just launched on Product Hunt ๐
Now featuring GPT-6 Astra for more ambitious design, motion and 3D work.
This launch video? Created from a single prompt with Astra using the DevMotion MCP.
Take a look ๐
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