top | item 46512141 Show HN: I built a CLI-first pipeline that turns Wikipedia into narrated videos 2 points| np123greatest | 1 month ago |github.com 3 comments order hn newest np123greatest|1 month ago Hi HN, I’m the author.This started as an engineering experiment around whether video creation can be made reproducible and pipeline-driven, rather than manually edited.Wiki2Video is a CLI-first, end-to-end system: Wikipedia → script → narration → visuals → subtitles → final video.I also tested it by running a small YouTube channel to uncover real-world bottlenecks, not just demo outputs.Would love feedback from people who have built automation or content pipelines. rasengan|1 month ago This reminds me of https://wiki.devilfruit.comCool project! load replies (1)
np123greatest|1 month ago Hi HN, I’m the author.This started as an engineering experiment around whether video creation can be made reproducible and pipeline-driven, rather than manually edited.Wiki2Video is a CLI-first, end-to-end system: Wikipedia → script → narration → visuals → subtitles → final video.I also tested it by running a small YouTube channel to uncover real-world bottlenecks, not just demo outputs.Would love feedback from people who have built automation or content pipelines. rasengan|1 month ago This reminds me of https://wiki.devilfruit.comCool project! load replies (1)
np123greatest|1 month ago
This started as an engineering experiment around whether video creation can be made reproducible and pipeline-driven, rather than manually edited.
Wiki2Video is a CLI-first, end-to-end system: Wikipedia → script → narration → visuals → subtitles → final video.
I also tested it by running a small YouTube channel to uncover real-world bottlenecks, not just demo outputs.
Would love feedback from people who have built automation or content pipelines.
rasengan|1 month ago
Cool project!