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herdr - *ehm ehm* BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY 📣 two new things cooking in herdr la
herdr · Oct 2026 · 1:45 · AI-annotated
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The video alternates locked-off near-black title cards with full-frame dark UI demos, each demo paired with a short bold headline and a numbered monospace kicker, and it closes on a URL kicker card. Pacing is steady at about 123 bpm with a signature left-to-right brightening wave on every text line, quick crossfades between cards, and a rapid-fire montage of twelve custom UIs to build momentum before the call to action.
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herdr - *ehm ehm* BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY 📣 two new things cooking in herdr la, scene by scene
· 26 scenes as text
01 · Product intro · 0:00–0:07
On a near-black background, centered headlines appear one after another. Each line's words brighten from gray to white in a left-to-right wave, hold for about two seconds, then crossfade into the next line.
On-screen text: “Introducing the next phase of Herdr.”, “herdr-core and the Herdr app.”, “A new core. Leaner. More capable.”, “But what kind of app?”
Techniques: Kinetic type
Camera: Static
02 · Product intro · 0:07–0:09
A black background holds the centered line “But what kind of app?” in white sans-serif type. The frame stays still, with “app?” shown in a lighter gray.
On-screen text: “But what kind of app?”
Camera: Static
03 · Feature reveal · 0:09–0:15
A flat dark coding-agent interface fills the lower frame beneath a locked white headline. Code diffs and chat logs stream and refresh across the panes while a pointer moves over the repository list on the left.
On-screen text: “01 / AS IT SHIPS”, “Native. Fast. Not a browser.”
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
04 · Feature reveal · 0:15–0:20
A dark Herdr dashboard sits below a white headline. A cursor hovers over agent rows in the left sidebar while the center and right panels swap between a code diff and a chat log. At the end the headline cuts to a second line as the cursor moves on.
On-screen text: “01 / AS IT SHIPS”, “Familiar: spaces, agents, who needs you.”, “02 / A BIT MORE”, “Sorted by who needs you.”
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
05 · Feature reveal · 0:20–0:31
A dark multi-pane product UI sits under a large white headline. A cursor clicks a sort menu, the left agent list regroups into needs, done and working sections, then a code test panel opens across the middle as the headline changes.
On-screen text: “02 / A BIT MORE”, “Sorted by who needs you.”, “Agents start agents.”
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
06 · Feature reveal · 0:31–0:35
A dark Herdr interface shows a sidebar of repos and agents beside two agent chat panels. A cursor clicks the Changes tab, and a Changes panel slides in from the right, listing changed files with diff stats and a colored diff view. The view slowly pushes in on the window.
On-screen text: “02 / A BIT MORE”, “See what they changed.”
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
07 · Feature reveal · 0:35–0:42
A dark app window sits under a static headline. A left sidebar lists agents while the right area swaps from a split view of two agent chats to single full-width panels showing reports and a green code diff. The cursor moves down the list, triggering each swap.
On-screen text: “02 / A BIT MORE”, “Every machine, one window.”
Techniques: Cursor demo
Camera: Static
08 · Problem · 0:42–0:45
A bold headline sits above a dark panel while rows of feature requests, each with a green circle icon and a right-aligned feature request tag, scroll upward continuously, fading out at the panel's top and bottom edges.
On-screen text: “Then everyone wants something else.”
Techniques: Kinetic type
Camera: Static
09 · Problem · 0:45–0:47
A dark screen holds the headline 'How many more?' at the top while a long list of feature-request rows, each with a green icon and a 'feature request' tag, scrolls upward from bottom to top.
On-screen text: “How many more?”
Techniques: Kinetic type
Camera: Static
10 · Feature reveal · 0:47–0:50
A dark card shows the centered line “So we made an app that fits you.” in white sans, “you.” in gray. At 2.5s it cuts to the Herd IDE, a dark interface with a sidebar of spaces and agents and a terminal prompt holding a typed request.
On-screen text: “So we made an app that fits you.”, “Tell your agent. It builds it.”, “0:01 real time”
Camera: Static
11 · Feature reveal · 0:50–0:59
Locked-off dark IDE: a Claude Code terminal types and writes code while a plan checklist ticks off to 100%. The white headline above swaps from 'Tell your agent It builds it.' to 'And it just works.' as a purple monospace timer counts up from 0:04 real time.
On-screen text: “03 / YOURS”, “Tell your agent It builds it.”, “0:04 real time”, “And it just works.”, “What it shows”, “+156 lines”
Camera: Static
12 · Feature reveal · 0:59–1:01
A near-black textured background holds a centered tagline: 'Imagine' in white, 'anything.' in gray. The line stays still and locked-off for the full duration.
On-screen text: “Imagine anything.”
Camera: Static
13 · Feature reveal · 1:01–1:04
A dark IDE window fills the lower frame beneath the headline “For the editor people.” on black. The file tree and CSS code stay still while the bottom agent panel streams terminal commands and a thinking status updates.
On-screen text: “01 / 12”, “For the editor people.”
Camera: Static
14 · Feature reveal · 1:04–1:07
A dark three-panel interface mockup sits below a white headline reading “For the chat people.” The frame stays locked-off while a status line in the middle panel updates from a timer to “thinking.”
On-screen text: “02 / 12”, “For the chat people.”
Camera: Static
15 · Feature reveal · 1:07–1:10
A dark terminal app fills a locked-off frame with two side-by-side panes. The left pane updates monospace output, the right pane lists completed actions, beneath the headline Just terminals.
On-screen text: “03 / 12”, “Just terminals.”
Camera: Static
16 · Feature reveal · 1:10–1:13
A dark multi-pane editor interface fills the frame beneath a white headline reading “Everything, everywhere.” The center pane swaps its red and green diff blocks for plain status text, while the left file tree and right commit panel stay still.
On-screen text: “04 / 12”, “Everything, everywhere.”
Camera: Static
17 · Feature reveal · 1:13–1:16
A flat product interface fills a dark frame: a four-column Kanban board of task cards above two side-by-side terminal panels. The left terminal scrolls log lines upward as its token count rises. A static headline and index sit top left.
On-screen text: “05 / 12”, “A board.”
Camera: Static
18 · Feature reveal · 1:16–1:19
A dark stage holds a headline above a flat mockup of the herd team-chat app, showing a channel list, a live activity feed, a thread and a Codex terminal panel. The shot is locked off and static throughout.
On-screen text: “06 / 12”, “Your agents, in a channel.”
Camera: Static
19 · Feature reveal · 1:19–1:22
A dark mission-control dashboard fills the frame under a large white “Mission control.” headline. An elapsed-time counter ticks forward while two command feeds and a grid of nine agent tiles refresh their status text in place. The layout holds static throughout.
On-screen text: “07 / 12”, “Mission control.”
Camera: Static
20 · Feature reveal · 1:22–1:25
A dark stock-terminal UI for AI agents sits under a static “Agents as stocks.” headline. An orange ticker strip scrolls left across the top while table rows, volume bars and two terminal panes update in place.
On-screen text: “08 / 12”, “Agents as stocks.”
Camera: Static
21 · Feature reveal · 1:25–1:28
A retro Mac OS 9 desktop is shown with a terminal window on the left, a code editor on the right, and a Solitaire game in the center. A large year title sits at the top left, and the terminal text updates slightly as a process runs.
On-screen text: “Agents as stocks.”, “01:16”
Camera: Static
22 · Feature reveal · 1:28–1:30
A dark video-call screen titled “website standup” sits under the headline “A standup with your agents.” A terminal pane and a code-agent pane show live output, seven participant tiles line the bottom, and the session timers tick forward.
On-screen text: “10 / 12”, “A standup with your agents.”
Camera: Static
23 · Feature reveal · 1:30–1:33
Flat, locked-off view of a product screen: a cartoon pasture with labeled sheep on rolling green hills sits above two agent terminals. The left terminal streams fresh output, adding a red-and-green code diff, while the right panel stays static. A white headline reads “An actual herd.”
On-screen text: “12 / 12”, “An actual herd.”
Camera: Static
24 · Feature reveal · 1:33–1:36
Locked-off dark frame with the headline 'Or just play.' and a 12/12 counter top left. Below, the Herd app window shows a grid game where circular agent tokens drift and cluster, a pink pixel character tagged 'Claude Code needs you!' wanders, and the HP and herded counters tick up.
On-screen text: “12 / 12”, “Or just play.”
Camera: Pull out
25 · CTA · 1:36–1:41
The app UI, captioned 'Or just play.', fades to black under the centered line 'None of these come built in.', its last words fading gray to white. Then 'Just tell your agent.' appears the same way, ending on 'Made for your agents. Remade by them.' under a monospace kicker.
On-screen text: “12 / 12”, “Or just play.”, “Luding.”, “None of these come built in.”, “Just tell your agent.”, “HERDR.DEV - HERDRAPP - HERDR-CORE”, “Made for your agents.”, “Remade by them.”
Techniques: Kinetic type
Camera: Static
26 · Outro · 1:41–1:45
A locked-off title card on a dark, subtly textured background. A small monospace label sits above two left-aligned lines: a bold white headline and a gray subline. The frame holds still with no motion.
On-screen text: “HERDR.DEV · HERDRAPP + HERDR-CORE”, “Made for your agents.”, “Remade by them.”
Camera: Static