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v1.9.0MIT

Plans and makes product demos from your codebase. The demo skill hands a scene plan to the Corgy macOS app to record; the make skill records it in a clean browser, edits and narrates it through the Corgy MCP server, and hands back a video to review.

make

Make a finished, narrated product demo from one prompt — "make a 60-second onboarding demo for Acme", or /corgy:make "…" in Claude Code. Plans the scenes from the repo (or the web), records every take itself in a clean Chrome window through the Corgy Mac app, checks each take by looking at it, cuts and assembles the video through the Corgy MCP server, adds holds, zooms, the look, music and any animated title cards, writes the narration, and hands back a video ready to review in the editor. Asks up front what kind of video it is (product demo, animated marketing video, launch teaser, tutorial) and how the voice should sound, when the prompt leaves them open; then asks before anything that costs credits (the voiceover) and before any take that writes somewhere real. Use when the user wants the whole video made for them rather than a plan to record — "make me a demo", "produce the video", "/corgy:make". For a plan the user records themselves, use /corgy:demo instead.

License
MIT
Compatibility
Needs the Corgy macOS app (corgy.ai) with "Let agents record" turned on in Settings → Agents, and the Corgy MCP server connected (https://api.corgy.ai/api/mcp; the plugin connects it and asks the user to sign in once). Without the app it stops after the plan; without the MCP server it stops after the recording.
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