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@emreyvz emreyvz released this 22 Aug 18:56
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v0.1.0
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First public build. Windows and Linux.

Takes a film apart — shots, scenes, cast, dialogue, sound — and writes back a screenplay you can trace, line by line, to the frame it came from.

Install
Windows Capra-0.1.0-setup.exe
Linux Capra-0.1.0.AppImage — chmod +x and run it

Then:

  1. Install ffmpeg. winget install ffmpeg / sudo apt install ffmpeg. Capra will not start work without one.
  2. Point it at a model. Settings → local (LM Studio, Ollama) or cloud (Google Gemini, OpenAI, OpenRouter). The URLs are filled in for you.

A vision model is the one that matters. Without it Capra still finds shots, scenes, dialogue and sound — it just cannot say what is in the picture.

📖 Quick start · Models · Troubleshooting

What is in it

  • Shot, scene and camera analysis measured from the file rather than guessed
  • Cast identification across the whole film, with what it cannot settle handed back as questions beside the moment they are about
  • A screenplay in standard format, every line linked to the second it came from
  • Where things stand in the room, read from the frame and copyable as an instruction
  • Export to PDF, Final Draft, Fountain, DOCX, SRT and plain text
  • Ctrl-Z, and every change journalled with its evidence

Notes

  • No macOS build. An unsigned, unnotarised .dmg is refused on arrival by recent macOS, and signing needs a certificate this project does not have. npm run dist on a Mac produces a working local build.
  • Neither binary is code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn on first run: More info → Run anyway.
  • Your API keys are encrypted with the operating system's own keystore and never leave the main process.
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