Replicate

One prompt in, a finished MP4 out. Voiceover, music, sound effects, stock footage, AI images and clips, TikTok captions, transitions, and an AI review loop, all wired into Remotion by your coding agent.

Install · Quick start · Commands · API keys · Troubleshooting · Contribute

> /create-video "30-second promo for a coffee shop: drone shot of the city,
                 warm voiceover, background jazz, animated shop name and address"

  ✓ script & scene plan       ✓ voiceover (ElevenLabs)     ✓ jazz (Eleven Music)
  ✓ city footage (Pexels)     ✓ captions (Whisper)         ✓ transitions
  ✓ live preview in Studio    ✓ render → out/video.mp4     ✓ AI review → fixes

Remotion turns React into video, and Remotion's official Agent Skills teach your agent how to write it. Remotion Superpowers layers on top and gives your agent everything else a video needs. It can see (video analysis), speak (voiceovers), hear (music and SFX), source (stock footage and AI generation), caption, transition, and review its own render, then fix it.

Install

Requires Node.js 22.18+ (it runs the TypeScript audio script directly), plus the official skills this plugin builds on, which /setup installs for you: npx skills add remotion-dev/skills and npx skills add elevenlabs/skills (and replicate/skills if you use Replicate). uv is only needed for the optional ElevenLabs MCP server.

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add DojoCodingLabs/remotion-superpowers
/plugin install remotion-superpowers@remotion-superpowers

Then run /setup.

Codex

codex plugin marketplace add DojoCodingLabs/remotion-superpowers
codex plugin add remotion-superpowers@remotion-superpowers

Export your API keys in the shell you start Codex from; the plugin forwards them to the MCP servers. Then ask Codex to run the setup skill.

Gemini CLI

gemini extensions install https://github.com/DojoCodingLabs/remotion-superpowers

Gemini asks for each API key during install (leave the optional ones blank). Change one later with gemini extensions config remotion-superpowers "ElevenLabs API key".

Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and other agents

npx skills add DojoCodingLabs/remotion-superpowers

This installs the 15 skills into every agent it detects. Then add the servers from .mcp.json to your agent's MCP config and set the keys listed under each server's env_vars.

Note Built on the official skills. Remotion's own skills handle the markup, preview and rendering; ElevenLabs' handle voice, sound and music; Replicate's handle model choice. This plugin puts it all together for video: what to generate, where it goes, how it's timed, and the AI review loop.

Skills and MCP servers work in every agent above. The 3 subagents in agents/ and the hooks (API-key guard, captions tip) are Claude Code extras.

Updating

Local development

git clone https://github.com/DojoCodingLabs/remotion-superpowers.git
cd remotion-superpowers

# In Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add .
/plugin install remotion-superpowers

Run bash scripts/ci/validate.sh before opening a PR. CI runs the same checks.

Quick start

1. Set up. Run /setup to check dependencies, create or detect a Remotion project, install Remotion's official skills, configure API keys, and verify the MCP servers.

2. Make a video. Run /create-video, or just describe it. Remotion Studio opens right away, so you can watch the video come together and steer:

"Create a 30-second promo video for a coffee shop. Include drone footage of a city, a warm voiceover, background jazz music, and animated text overlays with the shop's name and address."

3. Render and make it better. Ask for the MP4 when you're happy, or run /review-video: the agent renders, watches the result, lists what to fix, fixes it, and re-renders.

Tip Start your agent from the Remotion project root. Generated audio, images and clips land in that directory's public/.

What you get

Commands

In Claude Code these are slash commands. In Codex, Gemini CLI and other agents they're skills with the same names: ask for one ("use the create-video skill") or just describe what you want.

How it works

Your prompt → /create-video (or /create-short)
    │
    ├── 1. Studio     → Remotion Studio opens as soon as the project runs; watch it build
    ├── 2. Concept    → scenes, script, audio needs → you approve the plan
    ├── 3. Voiceover  → per-scene ElevenLabs TTS, measured for timing
    ├── 4. Music      → background track (Eleven Music)
    ├── 5. SFX        → hosted or generated sound effects
    ├── 6. Footage    → Pexels / AI images and clips (KIE, Replicate) / TwelveLabs analysis
    ├── 7. Visuals    → Remotion markup via the official skills: scenes, transitions, effects
    ├── 8. Captions   → word-level, TikTok-style
    ├── 9. Iterate    → tweak live in Studio
    ├── 10. Render    → when you ask: npx remotion render → MP4
    └── 11. Review    → /review-video → AI watches, suggests, iterates

API keys

Important KIE can also generate audio (Suno music, TTS, SFX) cheaply, but it resells those models without their owners' licence. Use KIE audio for drafts only; final audio comes from ElevenLabs.