This release resolves a critical issue preventing the studio from starting due to a missing CommonJS require in the server bundle. Additionally, mm check now correctly initializes the server. Update now to restore full functionality.

This release brings notable enhancements to video editing workflows, including more precise word timing and audio previewing for cuts before they are finalized. The system now better incorporates user corrections to improve future editing performance. These updates ensure a tighter, more intuitive editing experience.

This release brings real-time feedback to transcript editing, displaying the current step and highlighting words marked for cutting by Claude as they happen. We have also significantly improved editor exports, adding visual polish like rounded corners, shadows, and refined caption styling to ensure high-quality output for your editing workflows. These updates streamline the editing process by making transcript interactions more transparent and exports more professional.

This release introduces a new 'Post kit' feature that automatically generates Instagram captions and YouTube metadata including titles, descriptions, and tags. By surfacing this content directly, it eliminates the need to rely on scripts for social distribution. Update your local installation via the studio card or using 'brew update && brew upgrade motionmaxxing'.

This release adds inline release notes to the update card and Settings, keeping users better informed about new changes. We also improved the editing engine to ensure transcript and cut synchronization are strictly enforced, preventing mid-word cuts and verifying cuts after every operation. Developers and users can update via the studio or Homebrew.

This release resolves a caching issue with raw.githubusercontent.com that previously delayed the visibility of new formulas by up to 5 minutes. Users will now see updates immediately after they are pushed. You can update your installation via the studio update card or by running brew update && brew upgrade motionmaxxing.

This release introduces a fully functional browser recording feature that enables live interaction, including sign-in, session verification, and sign-out workflows. Demos will now automatically pause to handle authentication flows, ensuring smoother automation recording sessions. You can upgrade via 'brew upgrade motionmaxxing' or through the update card in the studio.

The latest release of motionmaxxing brings integrated support for Unsplash, Coverr, and LottieFiles, making it easier to incorporate stock media directly into your workflow. Paid libraries are gated behind an explicit yes, and reaction GIFs are now opt-in for greater control.

MotionMaxxing v0.19.0 introduces enhanced typography control by allowing users to specify custom fonts by name, with priority given over Google Fonts. Additionally, a new dedicated caption font picker has been added to streamline design workflows. These improvements provide greater creative flexibility for your projects.

This release adds the ability to share styles as files and enables learned styles to be applied to more reels, expanding the customization and reusability of your video assets. Users can update via the studio's built-in update card or by running brew upgrade motionmaxxing.

This release adds the ability to open edits directly in CapCut as a real project, streamlining your workflow for mobile or desktop post-processing. Simply update via Homebrew or the studio update card to enable this new integration.

This release updates the verify_cut tool to better handle SURVIVED stretches and simplifies the installation process for Homebrew users. If you are using Homebrew, you can now install in a single command, provided you have properly trusted the tap. Update now via brew upgrade motionmaxxing or through the studio's update card.

This release streamlines the installation process with a direct Homebrew install command and improves node version detection for the Dock app. We have also hardened our release script to ensure correct license referencing and reliable formula updates. Users can upgrade now using brew upgrade motionmaxxing or the studio update card.

Updated the installation instructions to simplify getting started with MotionMaxxing. By using a named Homebrew tap, users can now install the tool directly without needing to manually trust the repository first. This makes the onboarding process much faster and more reliable for new users.

Starting with version 0.14.0, motionmaxxing has transitioned to a proprietary license for all new releases, while versions 0.12.x and earlier remain under the original MIT license. The project has also moved to a closed-source model, now distributing binaries via Homebrew. Users can update via the studio's built-in update card or by running brew upgrade motionmaxxing.

Updated the README to provide clear instructions for managing the motionmaxxing package via Homebrew, including installation, upgrading, and uninstallation steps. This ensures users have a reliable guide for maintaining their local environment for this proprietary Apple Silicon macOS tool.

We have updated the README to provide clear instructions on managing the motionmaxxing package on macOS. This includes commands for installation via Homebrew, routine updates, and proper uninstallation procedures.