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# [How I Built an AI Pipeline That Turns GitHub Repos into Demo Videos](https://kazutakadev.hashnode.dev/ai-pipeline-github-repos-to-demo-videos?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Orchestrating Gemini, Flux.2, OpenAI TTS, and Remotion Lambda to auto-generate promo videos from source code

Feb 26 · 7 min read · kazutakadev.hashnode.dev  
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[Kazutaka Sugiyama](https://hashnode.com/@kazutakadev)

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Solo dev building AI-powered tools. Creator of RepoClip and OmniFile.

Solo developer based in Tokyo, building developer tools and AI-powered SaaS products. Creator of RepoClip (AI video generator for GitHub repos) and OmniFile (cross-platform file search with Tauri + Rust). I write about serverless architectures, AI pipelines, and desktop app development.

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