One master in.Every platform out.
Lock the cut, export one master, and hand the rest to an agent. It reads the delivery spec from a note and the client’s safe-zone guide from the Reference card, renders each version with ffmpeg in a terminal card — crops, captions, loudness — ticks them off a checklist and measures every file before it says done. It asks before it replaces anything.
An older render is in the way. Allow the replacement when it asks.
A 30-second spot to four deliverables: a broadcast master, YouTube, a vertical cut with captions and a square — loudness to spec, checked at the end.
The spec is a note
Formats, loudness targets and file names live in a note you edit once per client — the agent follows it on every job.
Safe zones respected
The client’s guide sits in the Reference card, so captions on the vertical cut stay clear of the platform’s buttons.
Measured, not assumed
After rendering, the agent runs a loudness pass on every file and reports the numbers it measured.
Nothing silently replaced
If a file with that name is already there, the agent stops and asks before overwriting it.
From the locked cut to the upload folder
One agent, four cards.
Masters from the editor you already use
More in Video editing
Other live scenarios from the same shelf — and a few close relatives.
Rough-cut prep
Video editingInterviews transcribed, the best quotes picked against the brief, an EDL and selects ready for your NLE.
AgentTerminalNoteTo-do listSubtitles and translations
Video editingAn SRT from the transcript, two translations, and a reviewer on another AI checking timing and terms.
AgentTerminalNoteTo-do listWorkflows
Beyond codeDaily prompts, web watches and Telegram messages that set agents to work.
AgentBrowserTerminalNoteTo-do listTelegramStandup
Leave the export queue to an agent
It measures what it renders and asks before replacing a file.
macOS and Linux are coming later.
The first-run wizard installs an agent CLI, Git and the dictation model for you — or skips each step.