DEVLAR
DEVLARDevByte
Autonomous Media System · Live on EC2

DEVLAR
DevByte Media House

An AI-powered pipeline that reads the internet, writes scripts, records neural audio, renders programmatic videos at full CPU speed, and simultaneously publishes to three platforms — entirely without human intervention.

Discover→Filter→AI Editorial→Render→Broadcast
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Data Sources
HN · GitHub · Product Hunt · RSS
100%
CPU Saturation
All cores pinned on render
3
Platforms
YouTube · Instagram · Facebook
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Cloud Storage
Ephemeral S3 bridge
Interactive Architecture

The 5-Stage Pipeline

Click any stage to inspect its inputs, mechanisms, and outputs in detail.

STAGE 014 Independent Streams

Content Discovery

Runs four independent collectors concurrently — failure in one never blocks the batch.

4 collectors
Hacker News APIJSON REST

Polls top stories with score & discussion velocity.

Engineering BlogsRSS / Atom

Direct feeds from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Meta, AWS.

GitHub ReleasesREST API

Major version releases from tracked infra repos.

Product HuntRSS Feed

Developer tools, AI infra, and productivity launches.

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Explore the System

Four core questions — click through to the full documentation page for each.

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What is DEVLAR?

An autonomous media pipeline that discovers developer news, applies two-pass Gemini AI editorial judgment, and renders + uploads short-form videos — hands-free.

Read the philosophy
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How does the pipeline work?

Five deterministic stages: collect → filter → AI newsroom → render at 100% CPU → simultaneous broadcast to YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.

Explore the architecture
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What technologies power it?

Python collectors, Gemini Flash editorial brain, Edge TTS neural voice, Remotion multi-core renderer, AWS S3 ephemeral bridges, and Next.js + MongoDB Atlas for presentation.

Inspect the stack
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How did it evolve?

Started as a GitHub scraper prototype. Grew through 7 architectural milestones into a triple-platform cloud media system deployed on AWS EC2.

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See It Running Live

The pipeline runs autonomously on AWS EC2. The Control Center shows real-time publishing stats and performance telemetry from each batch.