MotionMaxxing has been bumped to version 0.27.1, reflecting the latest improvements and refinements to the script-to-video workflow. This release ensures the plugin and project files remain up-to-date with the latest codebase.

This update fixes an issue where the server bundle would fail to initialize due to missing CommonJS support in the ESM environment. By injecting a custom require shim into the esbuild configuration, we ensure compatibility with dependencies like @vercel/blob. Additionally, the mm check command now verifies that the built server actually starts by attempting to launch it and confirming a successful HTTP response.

We have officially bumped the version to 0.27.0 for the motionmaxxing project. This update reflects the latest changes to the plugin metadata and package configuration.

Motionmaxxing has been updated to version 0.26.0. This release marks another incremental step for the video-editing tool.

This update introduces direct PostPilot integration, allowing users to upload finished videos directly as drafts with captions and hashtags. The new workflow includes status tracking—showing whether a video is a draft, scheduled, or live—and automated metric fetching for views, likes, and comments every five minutes. Secure credential management is handled locally via a restricted file.

We have bumped the version of motionmaxxing to 0.25.0. This release marks another incremental step forward for the project as we continue to refine the automated short-form video editing workflow.

The transcript now visually indicates words marked for cutting by Claude in real-time, providing immediate feedback during the editing process. Additionally, NLE exports now include advanced visual elements like split-screen rounded corners, shadows, cutout variants, caption contrast bands, and highlighted words for a more polished final output.

The Post Kit feature has been updated to generate platform-specific content, providing an Instagram-focused caption and hashtag set alongside a YouTube-optimized title, description, and tags. To improve content quality, Claude is now instructed to avoid paraphrasing the video script, instead focusing on adding new context and hooks. A new check validates that generated text does not repeat the original script, ensuring unique and engaging copy for both platforms.

This update introduces a robust verification system to ensure audio cuts strictly align with the transcript, preventing errors like cutting inside words or accidentally removing kept segments. By implementing automated checks across the build process, including specific handlers for fricatives and pause management, we've successfully eliminated inconsistencies found in previous tests. Additionally, release notes are now displayed directly within the update card and settings page for better visibility.

Motionmaxxing has been updated to version 0.23.0. This release brings further enhancements to the automated video editing workflow, continuing the focus on streamlining the process of generating short-form content from raw takes.

This update introduces a sophisticated export panel that allows users to export edits as fully editable layers for professional NLEs. By mapping internal motion curves, keyframes, and layout logic directly into FCPXML and Premiere-compatible formats, users can now open complex project compositions in their preferred NLE with fully re-openable jump cuts, motion keyframes, and audio tracks intact. It effectively bridges the gap between automated generation and professional post-production workflows.

The update settings UI has been enhanced to provide clearer visibility into the update status. Users can now see the current version, the timestamp of the last check, and a clearer "Check now" interaction, alongside a more intuitive "Update to" call-to-action when a new version is available.

Updated the update check mechanism to append a unique timestamp to the formula URL request. This prevents raw.githubusercontent.com from serving a 5-minute stale cached version, ensuring that recently pushed formula updates are detected immediately. Users should now see available updates much faster after a new version is released.

This update bumps the project version to 0.22.1 across package.json and the Claude plugin configuration. This release marks another incremental step for the video-automation tool, ensuring compatibility with the latest project metadata.

Increased the update check frequency from every six hours to every thirty minutes to ensure users see new releases much faster. The studio now also triggers checks when pages open, return to the foreground, or when the version line is clicked, and explicitly runs 'brew update' before 'brew upgrade' to ensure the latest formula is always found. This update ensures users spend less time on stale versions and encounter fewer 'Up to date' false positives.

We've officially pushed version 0.22.0 of motionmaxxing. This update includes the latest refinements for the automated video editing workflow. Check out the latest release to keep your automated short-form video production running smoothly.

The demo browser recorder has been significantly overhauled to reliably launch Chrome by including the missing puppeteer-core dependency and utilizing Launch Services for window management. Users can now sign in to sites directly through the Settings interface, manage cookies, and trigger sign-in checks, with demos pausing gracefully when user authentication is required.

We have bumped the version of motionmaxxing to 0.21.0. This release marks another incremental step for the short-form video editing tool that integrates with your Claude session. Enjoy the latest stability improvements and features!

Bumped version to 0.20.0 for motionmaxxing. This update includes configuration updates to both the primary package and the Claude plugin metadata.

This update bumps the plugin version to 0.19.0. It brings the latest refinements to the automated short-form video creation workflow, focusing on polished motion graphics and editing capabilities.