ReelMint for DevRel teams
Launches, releases, and feature explainers on a cadence — grounded in your actual docs, consistent with your brand, and automatable from the agent tooling you already run.
Your workflow today vs with ReelMint
Same output on your channel — a fraction of the production.
- The release ships; the video is "when someone gets to it"
- Brief an editor who has never seen a pull request
- Copy-paste release notes into a script by hand
- Every video comes out looking slightly different
- The API changes and the demo footage is instantly stale
- Scripts grounded in your README, changelog, and knowledge base
- PR cards, terminals, and code components that already speak developer
- Style training from a reference reel keeps every video on brand
- Scenes stay editable — update the API example and re-render
- Claude Code or Cursor drives the whole pipeline over MCP
The three features that matter most
Everything is included, but these are why DevRel teams pick it.
Paste a changelog or point the knowledge base at your docs, and the script is grounded in what actually shipped. Changes render as PR cards, new APIs as code cards, upgrade steps as terminal animations — all editable after generation.
ReelMint ships an MCP server, so Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor can script, compose scenes, render, and publish with a scoped per-workspace token. A Short per release stops being a wish and becomes a pipeline step you review.
Per-project tone and visual style, style training from your reference reels, and recurring characters with locked identity — every video is recognizably yours without a brand checklist.
Common questions
Can this run inside our release process?
Yes — the MCP server lets an agent like Claude Code drive scripting, scenes, rendering, and publishing under a scoped workspace token, with your team reviewing before anything goes live.
Who approves what gets published?
You do. Publishing goes to your connected channel, and you can land the render as a draft your team reviews rather than publishing straight out.
Do we still need a video editor?
Scenes are generated from the script and stay editable in the studio — text, code, data, colors, and timing. Most changes are edits to a component, not timeline work in an NLE.
How are API keys and workspace data handled?
You bring your own provider keys, stored encrypted and billed to you with zero markup. Workspaces are isolated — projects, keys, and channel connections are visible to your workspace only.
Our developers are global. What about languages?
8+ languages including English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, and Arabic — narration and captions together, plus code-switched Hinglish.
Ship the next release with a video
Paste your last changelog and see it as a Short — free during the pilot.
Start free — no credit card