Vibe coders / agentic coders - people who ship 10+ experiments a week using AI coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Replit, etc). Their biggest pain point is deployment - only 4-5% use AI for deployment tasks.
GitHub + Vercel for agentic coders
- Format: Small face in lower corner, screencast the whole time
- CTA:
bunx @getjack/jack new my-app - Lengths: 50 sec (Twitter) + 90 sec (landing page/YouTube)
Angle: GitHub + Vercel for your agent-built projects
[Screen: Empty terminal]
"Every vibecoder I know has the same problem."
[Show: Finder with 50+ project folders]
"100 experiments scattered everywhere. Each with its own secrets, deploy setup, config you already forgot."
[Terminal: jack new launch-app -t miniapp]
"jack new."
[Deploy animation, live URL copies to clipboard]
"Scaffolds, installs, deploys. Live URL copied."
[Show: AGENTS.md in editor]
"Your AI agent gets context about the stack automatically."
[Terminal: Claude Code building a feature]
"Build with whatever agent you like."
[Terminal: jack ship]
"Ship."
[New URL appears instantly]
"That's it."
[Terminal: jack new experiment -t launch-app]
"Want to try something without breaking it?"
[Second deploy, second URL]
"Fork any project. No git setup. It just works."
[Terminal: jack ls showing organized projects]
"jack ls. Every project. Local and cloud. Organized."
[End card]
"GitHub and Vercel for agentic coders."
"bunx @getjack/jack new my-app"
Option A - Problem/Solution:
100 AI-built projects scattered across your machine.
Each with secrets you forgot, config you'll never touch again.
jack: GitHub + Vercel for agentic coders.
One command to create. One command to ship. One place to find everything.
bunx @getjack/jack new my-app
Option B - Bold claim:
jack is GitHub + Vercel for vibecoders.
- jack new → live URL before your first commit
- jack ship → zero-config deploys
- jack ls → all your experiments, organized
Your AI writes the code. jack handles the rest.
bunx @getjack/jack new my-app
Option C - Short & punchy:
Built 47 apps with Claude this month.
Finally have a place to put them all.
jack - ship before you forget why you started.
Angle: Zero talk. Just show how fast it is.
[No voiceover first 10 sec - just typing]
jack new demo -t miniapp
[Deploy animation, URL appears, browser opens showing live app]
[Voiceover starts]
"That was 12 seconds. Live URL."
[Terminal: Claude Code editing the app]
[jack ship]
[Browser refreshes with changes]
"Ship."
[Terminal: jack new fork -t demo]
[Another URL appears]
"Fork."
[Terminal: jack ls]
"Track everything."
[End card: bunx @getjack/jack new my-app]
"jack. Ship before you forget."
Option A - Let the video speak:
12 seconds.
[video]
Option B - Minimal context:
jack new → live URL
No config. No ceremony. No git required.
[video]
Option C - Challenge format:
Idea to live URL.
Time me.
[video]
bunx @getjack/jack new my-app
Option D - One-liner (recommended):
AI writes your code in 60 seconds.
jack deploys it in 12.
[video]
Angle: AI writes code fast. Deploying is still slow. Jack fixes that.
[Screen: Claude Code terminal, code streaming]
"AI can write your app in 60 seconds."
[Terminal freezes, cursor blinks]
"Deploying it? Still 30 minutes of wrangler config, secrets, TOML debugging."
[Type: jack new my-app -t miniapp]
"jack new."
[Deploy animation, URL appears]
"Live URL. Before your first commit."
[Type: jack new fork -t my-app]
"Fork it."
[Second URL appears]
"Another live URL. No git setup, no config."
[Show: jack ls with multiple projects]
"All your experiments. One place."
[End card: bunx @getjack/jack new my-app]
"Ship before you forget why you started."
- Record one session, cut both lengths
- Direction 3 (50 sec) → Twitter/X launch
- Direction 2 (90 sec) → Landing page / YouTube
- Tools: Screen Studio (auto-zoom on clicks), or raw QuickTime for authenticity
- Show real terminal, real deploys, real URLs