Turn release notes into a Short people actually watch: PR cards for the headline changes, code cards for the new API, a timeline for what shipped — published to YouTube on release day, on schedule.

The notes are already written — the video should be nearly free.
A release ritual your users can subscribe to.
PR cards, code diffs as syntax-highlighted cards, terminals, timelines — the visual vocabulary of a changelog, animated.
Scripts draw on your changelog and knowledge base, so the video says what the release actually contains — no vague marketing paraphrase.
Queue the Short to publish when the tag goes out, per channel, with timezone support.
Per-project style, style training from reference reels, and recurring characters with locked identity keep every release video recognizably yours.
ReelMint's MCP server lets Claude Code or Cursor drive scripting, scenes, rendering, and publishing with a scoped workspace token.
Views and engagement for published reels show up in the studio, so you learn which releases your audience actually watches.
That is what the MCP server is for: Claude Code or another agent can script, compose scenes, render, and publish under a scoped token, and you review the draft on your channel.
PR cards for merged changes, code cards for new APIs, terminals for upgrade commands, and timelines for what shipped when — all editable after generation.
Projects carry their own tone and visual style, you can train a style from a reference reel, and recurring characters keep a locked identity across every video.
Yes — scheduling is per channel with timezone support, so the Short goes live with the tag, not whenever someone remembers to upload.
Free during the founding-creator pilot, no credit card, no watermarks. AI usage runs on your own keys with zero markup.
Paste your last changelog and see it as a Short — free during the pilot.
Start free — no credit card