Install command, typed code, a request firing and its response landing, the endpoint table — the whole quickstart, as a video.
The fastest way to sell an API is to show the happy path: install, five lines of code, request, response. This style stages exactly that in a Swiss-clean engineering look — your real package name typing into a terminal, your actual example code writing itself, a request hitting your endpoint and the JSON landing, then the endpoint table for scope.
Everything is copied exactly from your docs — commands, parameter names, domains — under quality gates that don't let the AI 'correct' your API. Developers notice fake code instantly; this is built to never show any.
Yes — examples come from your docs verbatim. Nothing is invented, no pseudo-code.
The AI picks the quickstart path and the most representative endpoints; scene count scales with the content.
Docs landing pages, launch posts, DevRel talks, README headers and changelog announcements.
Yes — anything with install-and-use mechanics fits: SDKs, CLIs, libraries, actions.
Paste a link, watch it render. Free reels every month, no credit card.