Pine AI Open-Sources an AI Filmmaking Studio and Brings Real-World Phone Calls to Pine Computer

Weeks after launching its AI-native computer, Pine AI unveils new applications and capabilities built on the platform, starting with open-source filmmaking and autonomous phone calls.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Pine AI today released Pine Drama Studio, an open-source AI filmmaking studio built on Pine Computer. It also brought Pine Phone into Pine Computer, so AI agents can make real-world phone calls as part of their work.

The announcements mark Pine Computer's next step: from a computer built for AI to a platform for AI-native applications. Pine Computer drew about 24 million views on its Oct. 9 launch day. Developers in early access were already building on it, and production teams now use it for video creation and other long-running work. Pine Drama Studio shows that agents can run an entire creative production. Pine Phone takes them beyond software, into conversations with real businesses.

"Pine Drama shows what agents can create. Pine Phone shows how they can act in the real world," said Stanley Wei, co-founder and CEO of Pine AI. "We gave AI a computer. Now we're seeing what people can build with it."

Pine Drama Studio: agents run the production, creators direct it

Pine Drama Studio grew out of what developers built on Pine Computer. AI short-drama production was the first workload to take off, and professional teams brought the hardest requirement: whole series, not single clips.

One of those teams, an AI short-drama studio in Australia, moved its production onto Pine Drama Studio in October, after a September beta. Each member of its team used to produce 2 to 3 minutes of video a day. The same people now produce 30 to 50 minutes a day, with several episodes in production at once.

"We used to spend most of our time generating clips, fixing inconsistencies, and stitching everything together. With Pine Drama Studio, the same team can now produce 10 times more video while running multiple episodes in parallel." said Alec, CTO of an Australia-based AI short-drama production company.

Video models make remarkable clips, but a series means hundreds of shots that must stay consistent across episodes. In Pine Drama Studio, a producer starts with a screenplay and a single instruction. Agents then do the production work:

• Build the story bible;
• Design the characters, locations and props once for the whole series;
• Storyboard and generate every shot;
• Check the takes and redo what drifts;
• Cut the approved takes into episodes.

Creators approve the designs, storyboards, takes and final cuts. Each episode runs on its own Pine Computer, so a whole series can be in production at once, and when something changes, agents regenerate only the affected shots.

• Open source, and the studio's own. The Studio is free under Apache 2.0. Teams can change its code and the workflow in its plain skill files, choose their own models, and add their own steps, such as dubbing and localization. Projects and production know-how stay in the studio's own folder.
• Pine runs the heavy work. Generation and the agents' work run on Pine Computers in the cloud. That cloud compute is the paid part.

Pine Phone: calling, built into the computer

Pine Phone makes the phone call a native capability of Pine Computer, not a separate voice assistant. An agent changing a booking in a browser may find that the last step needs a call. It phones the business, talks it through, and finishes the task, without switching apps.

People already using Muse or Instinct can connect them to Pine Phone. Pine Phone runs on Pine Voice 1.0, which ranks first on τ³-Voice (English) at 87.3% Pass@1.

Get started

• Creators and studios: Download Pine Drama Studio from github.com/PineComputer/pine-drama-studio. Then create a project key at pinecomputer.io.
• Developers: Build on Pine Computer and give your agent a phone at pinecomputer.io. Explore the developer documentation.
• Watch: The Pine Drama Studio and Pine Phone launch films.

About Pine AI

Pine AI builds AI that gets real-world work done for people and businesses, across phone calls, websites, software and other digital systems. Its systems have handled millions of real-world tasks, where reliability, latency and permissions matter. Earlier in 2026, Pine Voice reached No. 1 on τ³-Voice, a benchmark from researchers at Sierra and Princeton that tests whether real-time voice AI can hold a conversation while completing real-world tasks. At the time, it ranked ahead of published systems from xAI, OpenAI and Google.

SOURCE Pine AI