The video hasn't finished rendering, and you can already see the text edits

baoyu-design adds a Motion feature. Built on Claude Motion, it adds multiplayer collaboration and an editor. The goal is straightforward: when an Agent makes animations/videos, you don't have to wait for the entire render to finish before seeing the result.

Previously, when using Opus 5.5 to make Motion animations, rendering video from browser screenshots was very slow. Change one frame, wait for the whole thing to render; change another frame, wait another round. Now you can see the Motion rendering process from the start, edit text at any time, and it supports Design System and styling.

But don't get your expectations up too high. Baoyu himself mentioned that the results aren't particularly good yet; you still need to pair it with a model that's good at Motion, such as Opus 5.5, plus specific prompts or skills, to get better results. The direction is clear, though: it just needs a simple video editor where you can make changes via markers and comments. Going forward, it will stay in sync with Claude Motion while continuing to add features.

Some users asked whether editing text triggers a partial re-render or re-runs the entire segment. Others raised the issue of comment positioning: are comments pinned to a point in time or to a specific element? Once the model changes the pacing, the whole timeline shifts, and a comment pinned at second 3 saying “the text here is too fast” might end up pointing at a different frame. When multiple people comment at the same time, it's even easier for things to get messy.

One user's approach is to first make a short 2–3 second clip, watch it render while changing one thing, and once it works, make it longer. Multiplayer collaboration also brings a classic scene. One user said that by the final revision, someone will inevitably say: “The first version was still the best.”

LAN sharing is another part of this toolset. After a design draft or slides are ready, it can generate a URL with an internal IP and port on the local network, so colleagues and the boss can edit and comment with real-time sync. Data stays on the local machine; permissions are divided into read-only, comment, and edit, and can be changed at any time. Watch out for the firewall. One user added the ports: slides 4710, design 4720, dashboard 4740; if a port is taken, it automatically finds the next one. On public Wi-Fi, anyone on the same network segment who gets the address can open it, so it's recommended to use it only on the company intranet. One user asked whether there's an access password, so that not just anyone on the same network segment can open it. When multiple people edit the same page at the same time, changes currently overwrite directly; Baoyu replied that this will be improved.

It can also run on any Agent, including the DeepSeek Harness plugin. The plugin also supports LAN sharing. Plugin address: https://github.com/JimLiu/baoyu-design/tree/main/dsh-plugins

Project address: https://github.com/JimLiu/baoyu-design

One user summed it up accurately: one-click video generation is a toy; watching while editing is a tool. What you save is the number of reworks.