Works with the agent you already use

Your Agent Makes
the Tutorial Video.

Connect your coding agent to Trumbone, tell it what to teach, and get back a finished tutorial video as an editable project.

How it works with your agent

Trumbone exposes the video builder as tools your agent can call. You stay in the editor you already work in.

Step 1

Connect your agent

Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. One connection, no new tool to learn.

Step 2

Describe the tutorial

Tell it what to teach. The agent writes the chapters, the narration, and the screen flow.

Step 3

It builds the video

Chapter cards, an AI host, narration, and captions, assembled into a finished cut.

Step 4

You get a real project

Not a rendered file you cannot touch. An editable Trumbone timeline you can change.

Narration and an on-screen host

Generated voiceover with a lip-synced host in the corner, or just the voice.

16:9 and 9:16 from one build

A full-length tutorial plus per-chapter vertical cutdowns for social.

Chat back and forth

The agent asks when it needs a decision. You answer in the app and it keeps going.

Questions people ask

What people ask before they connect an agent to it.

Which agents does this work with?
Any MCP client. Claude Code and Cursor are the two it is tested against. Trumbone exposes the video builder as tools your agent can call, so there is no new editor to learn.
Do I have to leave the editor I work in?
No. The agent calls the builder from wherever it already runs. You open Trumbone when you want to watch the result or change it.
What comes out at the end?
A full-length 16:9 tutorial plus per-chapter vertical cutdowns for social, and an editable Trumbone project rather than a finished file you cannot touch. Change a chapter and export again.
Do I need a webcam, a microphone, or my own voice?
None of them. Narration is generated, and the on-screen host is optional. A voice-only tutorial with chapter cards is a valid result.
What happens when the agent needs a decision?
It asks in the app and waits. You answer there and it carries on from where it stopped, so a build does not fail because nobody was watching the terminal.
What does it cost?
Tokens, charged per generation, so the cost tracks the length of the tutorial. New accounts start with 50 free tokens.

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