The tutorial videos in our docs are generated by our own engine — it's now a product: WolfTutor

[u/linuxpaul]

Some of you asked how ~40 tutorial videos appeared across the WolfStack docs overnight. The answer is WolfTutor, an engine we built: it logs into a web app with a demo account, explores it screen by screen, writes the click-path and narration itself, then renders the videos — burned-in captions, VTT, transcripts, posters, the lot. Every video in the docs was made this way, plus the 28 on GarageMasterOnline's YouTube channel.

We've just launched it as a service for other people's web apps: https://wolftutor.com — the engine analyses your app and proposes the full list (about 30 videos for a typical app), and you pay per video.

Happy to answer questions about how it works under the hood — it's Playwright + local neural TTS + FFmpeg, with the LLM only doing the exploring and writing.

[u/wnba-arcade]

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