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About remotion-render

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remotion-render

Render videos from React/Remotion component code via inference.sh

remotion-render is an agent skill that renders a video from React code written for Remotion. You pass the TSX component code and get an MP4 back, and the skill supports the Remotion APIs such as useCurrentFrame, useVideoConfig and spring. It runs through the inference.sh belt command-line tool, so the rendering happens on the hosted service rather than on your machine. It is useful when you want a motion graphic, an explainer or a promotional clip built from code, with each frame computed from React components. To use it, install the belt CLI skill with npx skills, then sign in with belt login. The skill is listed on skills.sh under the 101-skills superpowers repository, and its security audit shows a warning from Socket, while Gen Agent Trust Hub and Snyk pass.

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github.com/101-skills/superpowers/remotion-render