Create from a brief
Hand the agent a plain-English brief; it drafts a scene spec — narration, captures, avatar, music — and renders a finished video.
Edit by editing the spec
Every video is a committed spec. The agent changes a headline, swaps a clip, or retimes a scene by editing text — no timeline scrubbing.
Re-render for free
Content-hash caching means a tweak re-renders only what changed. The agent can iterate dozens of times without re-buying assets.
Review before spending
Costs are estimated up front and gated behind approval, so an agent never runs up a bill — it proposes, you (or a policy) approve.
The skill library
Twenty ready-made skills — from launch videos to voice swaps. Click one to read it, copy it, and drop it into your agent's skill folder.
Install decodx's own skills in two commands
The decodx plugin is public on GitHub. It connects Claude Code to the decodx MCP server and adds three skills: decodx-video makes a video that renders on the first try, decodx-api writes code against the REST API (CI renders, webhooks, embeds), and decodx-docs reads the current docs instead of guessing. Other agents can read the same skill files from the repo.
decodx-ai/plugins on GitHub →# add the marketplace, then install
claude plugin marketplace add decodx-ai/plugins
claude plugin install decodx@decodx
# start Claude Code, run /mcp, sign in to decodx
> Make a 60-second product demo video for my app.The same commands, from a shell or an agent
decodx speaks one command vocabulary across its CLI and API, so an agent uses the exact commands a person would. It authors the spec, renders it in the cloud, and reads back a structured report — no screen, no clicking.
Connect your agent →# agent drafts a spec, then renders it
decodx create "onboarding demo of our dashboard"
decodx render --approve
# edit one scene; cached assets are reused
decodx edit scene intro --headline "Welcome"
decodx render # only 'intro' rebuilds
# read the result back as JSON
decodx status --json