/remotion-upgrade
Upgrade Remotion, and related packages
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Upgrade Remotion, and related packages
SKILL.md
remotion-upgrade.SKILL.mdname: remotion-upgrade
description: Upgrade Remotion, and related packages
version: 4.0.507
Upgrade Remotion
1. Inspect the project manifests and lockfile to identify the package manager and workspaces. Preserve unrelated changes. 2. Determine whether `@remotion/cli` is locally available. If it is, run:
npx remotion upgrade
This also updates project-local Remotion skills. Skip the manual upgrade below.
3. If `@remotion/cli` is not available, upgrade manually:
- Get the latest stable Remotion version with `npm view remotion version`.
- Find every installed `remotion` and `@remotion/*` dependency across the project and upgrade them all to that exact version. Preserve their dependency sections and the project's workspace or catalog conventions.
- Read the current [Mediabunny compatibility page](https://www.remotion.dev/docs/mediabunny/version) and determine the Mediabunny version compatible with the target Remotion version. Upgrade every installed `mediabunny` and `@mediabunny/*` package to the documented compatible version.
- Run the project's package manager to update its lockfile.
4. If `@remotion/cli` is not available, update the installed Remotion skills:
npx skills update remotion-best-practices remotion-captions remotion-create remotion-docs remotion-interactivity remotion-maps remotion-markup remotion-multimedia remotion-render remotion-saas remotion-studio remotion-upgrade --yes
5. Review the manifest and lockfile diff. Ensure all Remotion packages use one version and all installed Mediabunny packages use the compatible version. If the CLI is available, run `npx remotion versions` as an additional check.
The [Remotion releases](https://github.com/remotion-dev/remotion/releases) contain the changelog and may be useful for summarizing relevant changes after the upgrade.
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name: remotion-upgrade description: Upgrade Remotion, and related packages version: 4.0.507
Upgrade Remotion
1. Inspect the project manifests and lockfile to identify the package manager and workspaces. Preserve unrelated changes. 2. Determine whether `@remotion/cli` is locally available. If it is, run:
npx remotion upgrade
This also updates project-local Remotion skills. Skip the manual upgrade below.
3. If `@remotion/cli` is not available, upgrade manually:
- Get the latest stable Remotion version with `npm view remotion version`.
- Find every installed `remotion` and `@remotion/*` dependency across the project and upgrade them all to that exact version. Preserve their dependency sections and the project's workspace or catalog conventions.
- Read the current [Mediabunny compatibility page](https://www.remotion.dev/docs/mediabunny/version) and determine the Mediabunny version compatible with the target Remotion version. Upgrade every installed `mediabunny` and `@mediabunny/*` package to the documented compatible version.
- Run the project's package manager to update its lockfile.
4. If `@remotion/cli` is not available, update the installed Remotion skills:
npx skills update remotion-best-practices remotion-captions remotion-create remotion-docs remotion-interactivity remotion-maps remotion-markup remotion-multimedia remotion-render remotion-saas remotion-studio remotion-upgrade --yes
5. Review the manifest and lockfile diff. Ensure all Remotion packages use one version and all installed Mediabunny packages use the compatible version. If the CLI is available, run `npx remotion versions` as an additional check.
The [Remotion releases](https://github.com/remotion-dev/remotion/releases) contain the changelog and may be useful for summarizing relevant changes after the upgrade.
A lightweight, zero-dependency CLI tool to manage and activate capabilities for AI coding assistants (such as Claude Code, Cursor, Trae, etc.).
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