Gitframes renders video directly on WebGPU, skipping the headless browser entirely

Gitframes renders video directly on WebGPU, skipping the headless browser entirely

Gitframes is an npm package that turns video composition into pure software engineering: your coding agent writes a TypeScript scene, checks frames, and renders an MP4 straight to the GPU via Dawn, WebGPU, Metal, or Vulkan. It folds Photoshop-grade VFX, After Effects-style motion, and Blender-style 3D into one lightweight library, using roughly 200–400 MB of RAM per render instead of Chromium's 1.5–4 GB.

Gitframes treats video composition as software engineering.

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