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Give HyperFrames a pull request. It reads the diff, commits, files, and contributors—there is no website capture.

A real pull request becomes a 32-second explanation with code, before-and-after behavior, and sound.

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Who needs to understand it?

The same pull request needs a different story for users, contributors, or a social audience.

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Before it builds

Confirm:
  • the intended pull request and audience;
  • whether the angle is a changelog, feature reveal, fix, or refactor;
  • whether the change is proposed, merged, or released;
  • the visible before and after;
  • any breaking change or migration step.
The video should explain the change, not read the pull request description aloud.

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Verify the proof

  • The pull request and target branch are correct.
  • Proposed, merged, and released are not confused.
  • User-facing claims match the actual behavior.
  • Code excerpts show only the relevant lines and remain readable.
  • Tests and refactoring are not presented as product features.
  • Contributor names and release details are accurate.
Use Storyboard to check the explanation. Use Studio for timing, code framing, captions, and export.

Review in Studio

Check the complete explanation and export the version.