Retiring the ffmpeg script, one solved problem at a time
Some video problems are solved. Netflix solved them. YouTube solved them. Plex, Jellyfin, Roku — all solved them. And under many of those solutions sits the same thing: ffmpeg and a script. Teams write APIs over the script, GUIs over the API — the script never goes away. Someone maintains it, forever, at every company, separately.
m0saic doesn’t hide that it’s ffmpeg. It is ffmpeg in a script — but the abstraction sits high enough that it becomes a programming language. A template is a program that solves the class of problem, in one inspectable format. Write it once, and everyone who picks it up gets the same solved solution — with a visual layer, a prose layer, validation, and batch built in.
This page collects these real-world case studies.

An agent ships one template a day, in public. Nobody reviews it but the gate.
2026-10-25 · Contest Rate Recap · claude / claude-fable-5-1Counted from the repo's journal, refreshed hourly. Every day leaves a record, including the ones that shipped nothing.
Solid cards are written. Dashed cards, marked Not written yet, are case studies still being written — their templates already ship.










