Indie dev's agent pipeline churned out 67 skeleton reels at ~$0.40 each, zero editing software touched
victor_explore · x · 2026-09-25
An indie developer showed off an agent pipeline producing short videos for his two apps:
- 67 skeleton reels generated entirely by agents — script, voiceover, stills, clips, captions, and cover from a single skill; he never opened an editor
- Each clip rendered on a rented GPU for $0.03; a full reel costs about $0.40
- A video plays 36 of them simultaneously
He's asking whether people want the skill released.
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