Create without losing control
Auno Studio brings AI-assisted creation into a native editing workflow. Generated content remains editable, so a first draft can become a finished production without leaving the workspace.
Built for editable output
AI output should be a starting point, not a locked render. Auno Studio creates native project state that can be refined in the editor: rearrange scenes, rewrite copy, retime voice, replace media, change motion, and export again.
- Source-aware workflows — carry evidence and creative intent from research into the final sequence.
- Deterministic motion — reproduce compositions consistently while preserving manual control.
- Production continuity — move from generation to editing, review, scheduling, and publishing in one system.
- Self-hosted ownership — run the application and retain control of project data and media.
Get started
Use a release
Download the latest supported source bundle from GitHub Releases. This first public release is an alpha prerelease; review the self-hosting documentation and validate it in your environment before production use.
Run the development workspace
Requirements: Bun 1.3.11, Go, and the platform dependencies reported by the project doctor.
git clone https://github.com/dhtoan/AunoStudio.git
cd AunoStudio
bun install --frozen-lockfile
bun run doctor
bun run dev
Useful commands:
bun run check
bun run test
bun run build
Technology
Auno Studio uses Go for the application backend and media services, with SvelteKit and TypeScript for the web experience. Bun powers the JavaScript workspace. SQLite and local media storage provide a simple self-hosted default, with PostgreSQL and S3-compatible storage available for larger deployments.
Release status
v1.0.0-alpha.1 is the first public prerelease of Auno Studio. It introduces the Auno-owned Auto Video, documentary, Vox Style, and Motion Engine workflows alongside the integrated editing and publishing workspace.
Alpha releases may include breaking API, configuration, or migration changes. Pin the exact release version, keep backups, and test upgrades before using them with important projects.
Contributing
Bug reports and focused proposals are welcome through GitHub Issues. Before opening a report, include the version, deployment method, reproduction steps, expected result, and relevant logs with secrets removed.
License
Auno Studio is distributed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 only. Third-party components retain their respective licenses and notices; see NOTICE.md and the licenses directory.