Taskfilm v0.1.0a2

Taskfilm now has five finished films to compare, with preview navigation, category filters and a guide to the production options.

The new 48-second Excalidraw showcase pairs a complete draw/connect/save workflow with masked titles, a perspective browser reveal, directed camera moves, animation of the saved native diagram, ElevenLabs George narration and an original instrumental score.

• Excalidraw narrated motion promo — 48 seconds.
• Excalidraw original product promo — 45 seconds.
• drawDB narrated feature lesson — 72 seconds.
• Taskboard directed product film — 31 seconds.
• Original motion lab — 24 seconds, deliberately silent.

Watch the gallery: https://karnaf0katom.github.io/taskfilm/

The downloads include the CLI, standalone source, real takes, native results and editable projects. The narrated project's public archive includes its visuals and narration; supply your own licensed score to render a new version. The commissioned score is included in the finished movie. Generated audio uses separate ElevenLabs terms and is excluded from the code's MIT license.

Validation: 44 tests passed from clean wheel and source-distribution installs with real browser capture. Final GitHub CI passed on Python 3.10/3.12/3.13, including the browser lane and complete-render audio check. The new film passes 1080p30, 1440 frames, stereo AAC and full decode; its mix measures -15.98 LUFS and -3.21 dBTP. Eleven encoded frames were inspected by the owner.

All five MP4s pass playback and seeking at desktop and mobile viewport sizes. Filters, hidden-player pause, keyboard selection, preview navigation and all six download paths pass. The page layouts were inspected.

This remains a Linux/Chromium alpha. HTML/SVG is the editable motion format; native Adobe .aep import/export is outside this release. Penpot remains an unverified recipe. The four older movies retain the previous Jarvis wordmark; Taskboard's historical AAC correction was assembled separately and is disclosed in its retained evidence. The new Excalidraw movie uses one complete HyperFrames render.

Taskfilm v0.1.0a1

Taskfilm turns real browser workflows into editable product films.

This first public alpha is MIT licensed and includes a local CLI, an agent skill, feature/promo/OSS story planning, real browser capture, editable HTML/SVG motion graphics and retained task evidence.

Use the wheel or source checkout with Python 3.10+. Capture also needs FFmpeg/FFprobe and Chromium; rendering needs Node.js 22+ and npm. Follow the README and workflow guide.

Downloads include distributions, standalone source, editable Excalidraw/drawDB projects, movies and a portable demo page. Verify downloads against SHA256SUMS; DEMO-SHA256SUMS covers the demo archive.

Linux is tested on Python 3.10, 3.12 and 3.13, including installed distributions, real browser capture and full-render encoded audio. macOS and Windows remain unverified. Penpot is a prepared recipe; a completed Penpot film is not claimed. The showcase recordings predate the public rename and retain their earlier wordmark.

Watch the demo · MIT License