Vibeframe

VibeFrame is a command line toolkit that lets coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor plan, generate and render video. An agent drafts a storyboard and a design file, generates assets on Seedance, Runway, Kling or Gemini Omni using the user's own provider keys, and renders a finished MP4. The vendor lists 14 AI providers and 77 MCP tools, and scene composition runs on Hyperframes. Its central feature is spend control. Every paid step sits behind a dry run and a hard max cost ceiling. If an estimate exceeds the ceiling, the build refuses to run and returns machine readable recovery actions, so an agent stops instead of guessing. Each build writes a report of what it cost and where it stopped, and a review report lists what is wrong and who should fix it. The workflow runs from a rough brief in five commands, beginning with vibe init and vibe build, and the whole pipeline can run locally with no API key at a cost of $0. A Claude Desktop extension is available for use without a terminal. It is aimed at developers who want agents to produce directed video, such as multi scene films with a consistent character, without surrendering control of the bill. The software is MIT licensed and installs with a shell script from the vendor's site. There is no vendor plan pricing: users pay their chosen video providers directly.