Upload a photo. Sitcomify reads it like a network executive, writes a series bible,
casts a world model of characters, props and running gags, then films four 4:3 scenes on a
multi-camera set. Roll camera on any scene to turn it into a clip.
The writers find the comedic core of the picture before anything is filmed.
AnalyzeMeterless Vision
WriteMeterless Text
Image0 / 4 frames
Video0 / 3 clips
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One photo in. A whole pilot out.
Four roles do the work, and each one can be a different model. The output below is a real pilot,
made from the photo on the left: nothing was retouched, re-ordered or written by hand.
01
Read the photo
Visual forensics: who is in it, what they wear, where they are, what is funny about it.
ANALYZE
02
Write the bible
Title, tagline and setting, plus a world model of characters, props, locations, themes, plot points and punchlines.
WRITE
03
Film the pilot
Four scenes rendered as 4:3 multi-camera frames, with each character described the same way every time.
IMAGE
04
Roll camera
Press Action! on any scene to animate its frame into a clip. It renders in the background while you keep writing.
“She’s got the rhythm, the pink, and a whole lot of gum.”A vibrant, slightly stylized urban street corner in the fictional city of Popville, circa 1996.
SCENE 1 · CLIPThe Pilot PerformanceSCENE 2The Grumpy LandlordSCENE 3 · CLIPThe Big BreakSCENE 4 · CLIPManager Woes
Candy 'Bubble' ValentineCHARACTERThe Cherry Sparkle GuitarOBJECTThe velvet tip caseOBJECTThe Corner of Sweet & BubblegumLOCATIONSugar-Coated OptimismTHEMEThe Talent Scout MiragePLOT_POINTThe Great Mime Turf WarPLOT_POINTStick with the Pink!PUNCHLINEPlatform Boot MalfunctionPUNCHLINE+ 5 more
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Direct the next scene. Or let it dream.
Type a direction and mention the cast with @: the writers pull each entity’s description from the
world model, so Candy still looks like Candy in scene twelve. Or switch on Dream Mode and the showrunner model
writes and films the next beat by itself, until you stop it.
You direct@MENTIONS · WORLD MODEL
ADD SCRIPT DIRECTIONTYPE @ TO INCLUDE ENTITY
Select world entity
@Candy 'Bubble' ValentineA spunky aspiring rockstar with long bubblegum-pink hair…
@The Cherry Sparkle GuitarA bright pink electric guitar covered in stickers…
Auto Dream
Generate
5. Backstage at the Curb
@Candy 'Bubble' Valentine perches on her amp, counting the night’s take from @The velvet tip case and sharing a soda with her manager while they plan a world tour of the five surrounding blocks.
Characters stay in character.
Every @mention carries its entity’s exact description into the scene prompt, the trick that keeps a cast consistent across frames.
It dreamsDREAM MODE · SHOWRUNNER
DREAM MODE ACTIVEAI GENERATING NARRATIVE…
Stop Dream
Generate
6. The Big Break (Almost)
@The Talent Scout Mirage strikes again: a flashy record executive stops his convertible at the light, and Candy has thirty seconds to pitch her demo tape before it turns green.
The show keeps going without you.
The showrunner reads the bible and the scenes so far, picks a plot point or punchline from the world model, and shoots it. Leave it running and come back to an episode.
01
Grow the world model.
Add, edit or roll a random entity that fits the show. New characters and props become @mentionable at once.
02
Reshoot, reorder, cut.
Re-render one frame, drag scenes into a new order, or cut a scene. Every change saves to your library.
03
Batch a whole album.
Pick many photos at once and Sitcomify makes a pilot for each, then files them all in the Archives.
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Watch it like it’s 1996.
Broadcast Mode plays your pilot full screen with scanlines, Ken Burns stills and your clips.
Retro TV channel-surfs your whole archive on a CRT. Export any show as one self-contained HTML file and send it to the cast.
SWEET STREET BEATSS1 E1 · SCENE 3 OF 6
The Big Break
Candy gets invited to play at the local teen club, ‘The Fizz,’ and celebrates with a victory bubble pop.
Retro TV
Channel-surf the archive.
Every show you have made, shuffled onto channels, with captions and a power button.
Export
One file. Plays anywhere.
A CRT broadcast player with every frame and clip inside, or a JSON archive to import elsewhere.
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Your coding agent can be the showrunner.
Sitcomify also runs headless. Every action in the app is a CLI command and an MCP tool, built on the same
services as the web app, so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and friends can make, direct and export shows for you.
sitcomify — a real session
33MCP tools
1:1CLI commands
--jsonScript output
Add it to Claude Code
$ claude mcp add sitcomify -- node bin/sitcomify.mjs mcp
Or print the config for another client
$ sitcomify mcp-config --client codex
Claude CodeCodexCursorVS CodeGemini CLIWindsurfClaude Desktop
Ships with
An Agent Skill with workflows and a generated tool reference, a showrunner subagent for Claude Code,
background jobs for long renders (get_job), and an on-disk library in ~/.sitcomify that moves to and from the web app as an archive.
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Your models. Your runtime.
Sitcomify routes each role to the best model you have. With Meterless Runtime on your machine it needs no
cloud key at all; with one Gemini key it covers every role. Pin any role to any provider in the Command Center.
Sitcomify is an experiment. Your shows stay on your device: in the browser’s own storage for the web app, and in
~/.sitcomify for the CLI. A connected cloud provider receives the photo and prompts you send it and may charge
for usage; Veo clips need a Gemini project with billing enabled. The Windows build ships with no keys inside: add your own in the Command Center,
or point it at Meterless Runtime with Auto Detect or a Quick Connect QR code.
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Upload a photo. Roll camera.
Free, and yours to keep. Sitcomify runs in your browser, as a Windows app, or from your terminal and coding agent.
Bring a model key, or let Meterless Runtime handle every role on your own hardware.
