Last Minute Studio

Turn your project into a pitch-ready demo before the deadline.

Last Minute Studio is an agentic video-production pipeline for hackathon teams and open-source developers. Give it a repository, screenshots, and optional branding; it researches the project, finds the story, plans the scenes, creates narration, and assembles a submission-ready demo video.

Why Last Minute Studio?

Great projects often lose attention because explaining them takes longer than building them. Last Minute Studio turns the evidence already living in a repository into a concise, cinematic product story.

The workflow

flowchart TD
    A[Repository Intake] --> B[Repository Analyst]
    B --> C[Story Planner]
    C --> D[Storyboard Agent]
    D --> E[Voice Agent]
    D --> F[Music Agent]
    E --> G[Editor Agent]
    F --> G
    G --> H[Quality Review]
    H --> I[Submission-ready MP4]

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The pipeline can:

• clone and inspect a GitHub repository
• understand the README, stack, releases, commits, and assets
• identify the product’s strongest user-facing features
• ask for missing screenshots or branding
• write a concise narrative and scene-by-scene storyboard
• generate voiceover and background music
• assemble scenes, captions, and transitions
• review the result and export an MP4

Project status

Last Minute Studio is an early-stage hackathon prototype. The first milestone is a narrow, reliable path from a public GitHub URL to a storyboard and rendered demo video.

Repository layout

agents/       Pipeline agents and orchestration
assets/       Branding and reusable visual assets
backend/      API, job management, and media pipeline
docs/         Architecture and workflow documentation
examples/     Sample projects and generated outputs
frontend/     Upload, progress, and review interface
prompts/      Versioned prompts used by agents

Quick start

The implementation is being built in stages. For now, explore the design docs:

• Architecture
• Workflow

Roadmap

• Repository intake and project fact extraction
• Narrative and storyboard generation
• Screenshot and screen-recording scene support
• Voiceover generation
• Timeline assembly and MP4 export
• Quality review with human approval checkpoints
• Hosted demo for hackathon submissions

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. If you are experimenting with a new agent, prompt, or media adapter, document the input/output contract so the pipeline stays composable.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.