by wangxin6x
Agent-friendly Markdown-to-video automation pipeline with reproducible rendering and pluggable media providers.
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AutoVideo-Agent is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by wangxin6x. Agent-friendly Markdown-to-video automation pipeline with reproducible rendering and pluggable media providers. It has 52 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/wangxin6x/AutoVideo-Agent" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
AutoVideo-Agent is primarily written in Python. It is open-source under wangxin6x on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Turn a Markdown script into a reproducible video pipeline — storyboard, scene assets, timeline, QA, and MP4.
Built for Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI and other coding-agent workflows. v0.1 is local-first and deterministic: it creates inspectable placeholder scene assets and an FFmpeg video without an API key or cloud account.
Markdown Script -> Storyboard -> Scene Manifest -> Media -> Timeline -> FFmpeg -> QA -> MP4
The default v0.1-compatible command does not claim AI video generation. v0.2 provider mode adds ComfyUI API media, while MiniMax and other hosted providers remain planned.
The demo uses examples/demo-script.md: three scenes and seven seconds.
INPUT PIPELINE OUTPUT
examples/demo-script.md -> autovideo run -> video.mp4
parse + manifest + assets manifest.json
silent WAV + FFmpeg report.json

Run it:
autovideo run examples/demo-script.md
The build is written to build/demo-script/. Open video.mp4 when FFmpeg is available. Always inspect manifest.json and report.json; without FFmpeg the command reports status: degraded and keeps the inspectable assets.
Install the package from PyPI:
python -m pip install autovideo-agent
To run the repository demo, clone the repository for its example script:
git clone https://github.com/wangxin6x/AutoVideo-Agent.git
cd AutoVideo-Agent
autovideo run examples/demo-script.md
The wheel contains the autovideo CLI and runtime package. examples/ is a repository fixture, so use your own Markdown script after installing from PyPI or clone the repository to run this demo.
FFmpeg is optional. With it, the output is an H.264 MP4 with a silent AAC track. Without it, scene cards, manifest, WAV timeline, and QA report are still produced.
| Status | Capability | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ Available now | Markdown storyboard parser | src/autovideo/parser.py |
| ✅ Available now | Scene manifest | manifest.json |
| ✅ Available now | Deterministic offline assets | PPM scene cards |
| ✅ Available now | Silent WAV timeline | audio-silence.wav |
| ✅ Available now | FFmpeg MP4 rendering | src/autovideo/render.py |
| ✅ Available now | Graceful degradation | report.json status |
| ✅ Available now | CLI | autovideo run <script.md> |
| ✅ Available now | QA report | report.json |
| ✅ Available now | Codex Skill / AGENTS integration | AGENTS.md and skills/auto-video/SKILL.md |
| 🧪 Experimental | ComfyUI API media provider | Implemented; API workflow submit, poll, retry, resume, and download; awaiting live validation |
| ✅ Available now | Mock and command TTS providers | Silent fallback or any local TTS CLI |
| ✅ Available now | Scene-level SRT subtitles | Timed from actual TTS audio duration |
| 🚧 Planned | MiniMax | #1 |
| 🚧 Planned | Hosted TTS integrations | OpenAI, Volcengine, and ElevenLabs |
| 🚧 Planned | Word-level subtitle alignment | #4 |
| 🚧 Planned | Real media adapters | #5 |
flowchart LR
Script[Markdown Script] --> Parser[Script Parser]
Parser --> Storyboard[Storyboard]
Storyboard --> Manifest[Scene Manifest]
Storyboard --> Providers[Provider Interface]
Providers --> Media[Media assets]
Media --> Timeline[Timeline]
Timeline --> Renderer[Renderer]
Renderer --> QA[QA report]
QA --> MP4[MP4 output]
VideoProvider[ComfyUI Media Provider - Experimental] -. media .-> Providers
TTSProvider[Mock / Command TTS] -. audio .-> Providers
AssetProvider[Asset Provider - Planned] -. slot .-> Providers
The current renderer creates deterministic placeholder cards and a silent audio track. Provider slots are documented extension points, not shipped integrations.
The ComfyUI API behavior is covered by mocked integration tests, but v0.2.0-beta.1 has not yet been validated against a live ComfyUI workflow. The provider is implemented and experimental; live image/video validation is tracked in Issue #12. Do not treat it as production-ready.
Read AGENTS.md for repository rules, tests, security constraints, and the development loop. Then point Codex at skills/auto-video/SKILL.md for the local storyboard workflow:
Turn examples/demo-script.md into a video and run QA. Use skills/auto-video/SKILL.md.
The real command is:
autovideo run examples/demo-script.md
QA means checking the command result plus report.json and manifest.json; there is no separate AI quality grader. This is a repository workflow, not an endorsement by Codex or any model vendor.
Contributions to docs, examples, portability, and provider boundaries are welcome. Read AGENTS.md, add tests for core behavior, run python -m pytest, and review git diff --check before opening a pull request.
python -m pip install -e ".[test]"
python -m pytest
The runtime has no third-party dependencies. Never commit API keys, tokens, passwords, cookies, or machine-specific paths.
MIT. See LICENSE.