Done — four shots under the voiceover, and the title over the first 3 s.
The agent
Describe the edit.Keep the final say.
Tell the agent what the video needs. It shows a plan first, edits a real multitrack timeline in front of you and lists every change — so you can approve it, steer it or take it back.
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01What you can ask
Ask in plain words.Watch what it does.
A few things to ask for, by kind of job. Pick one — the agent plans it, does it on the timeline and shows you the change.
Run skill:
DenyApprove onceAlways
Director pipeline· 0/6 stages · 0%
Pitch three concepts
Outline the teaser
Assemble a rough cut
Refine pacing and titles
Polish sound and captions
Export 1080p
02How it works
A plan before it touches a frame.A way back after.
Every run goes the same way: plan, approve, act, review — and revert if you change your mind.
Ask for a plan first.
Turn on Plan — or type /plan — and the next reply is a plan, not an edit. Nothing on the timeline moves while you read it. Approve & run starts the work; Request changes sends it back with your note.
Know the impact before you apply.
For bigger changes the agent proposes edits: the range, the change and the reason for each, and the impact on the timeline. Apply the plan or ask it to revise. If the timeline has changed since, the proposal tells you.
Watch every step.
A task list docks above the composer and ticks off as it goes. Each tool call is a row in the chat, and clips move on the timeline while you watch. Esc stops the run.
Every change, counted.
After each run a card lists what was added, removed, moved and trimmed — on the same timeline you can open in the Editor and fix by hand.
Undo any of it.
Revert on the card undoes that run. Every agent run also leaves a Before AI checkpoint in version history, so you can go back later too — restoring never deletes anything.
/directorDirector
Or plan a whole video together.
Type /director with an idea. The agent works through six stages with your approval at every step: concept options, an outline, a rough cut, then refinements and a final polish before export.
- 1ConceptConcept options
- 2StructureAn outline
- 3DraftA rough cut
- 4RefineRefinements
- 5PolishA final polish
- 6ExportThe render
03Skills and workflows
40+ skills.12 ready-made workflows.
Skills are what the agent can do — cut, caption, title, generate, look at footage, export. Workflows chain them into whole jobs, with checkpoints where you decide.
Edit
- Cuts, trims, splits and reorders
- Edit by transcript: fillers, pauses, retakes
- Transitions, text, shapes, keyframes
Captions and titles
- Captions from the transcript, 25 styles
- Titles and lower thirds
- Motion graphics from a sentence
Generate
- Images and video clips
- Voiceover and sound effects
- Music
Understand
- Looks at footage and finds moments
- Beats, tempo and sections of a track
- A dry run: the plan without the edit
Finish
- A polish pass: levels, fades, cleanup
- Export
- Undo the agent’s last change
Workflows
Start one in plain words — “make a promo from this link” — and it runs stage by stage. Eleven are shown here; the rest are in the app.
- 01
A recording to camera
Talking head
Fillers, pauses and retakes out, cuts smoothed, captions in, the sound levelled.
You approveThe cut · anything that costs frames
- 02
A long recording
Social clips
The strongest moments, found in the transcript and cut hook-first as captioned vertical clips.
You approveWhich moments · the batch
- 03
An episode, audio or video
Podcast clips
Captioned clips from the best moments, plus a chapter list with a quote for each.
You approveWhich moments
- 04
Clips and a track
Music montage
The agent reads the track’s tempo and sections and builds the edit around them.
You approveThe treatment · the selects · the final cut
- 05
Your footage
Cinematic trailer
A trailer-style cut: a mood and an arc first, then the best shots, paced to the music.
You approveThe mood and arc · the selects · the final cut
- 06
Interview or event footage
Mini-documentary
Your footage stays the backbone; labels, stat cards and diagrams fill the gaps.
You approveThe footage plan · the story · the support visuals
- 07
A screen recording
Screen demo
Dead time out, zooms and callouts on the clicks that matter, captions for each step.
You approveThe cut · the zooms and callouts
- 08
A finished video
Localization
Translated, re-voiced and re-captioned, one export per language. The picture stays as shot — no lip-sync.
You approveThe translation · the final check
- 09
A link to your product
Product promo
Logo, colours, copy and screenshots from the page, directions to choose from, a promo cut to music.
You approveThe direction · the beat script · the storyboard
- 10
A topic
Explainer
Researched, scripted and narrated, with motion scenes, captions and a music bed.
You approveThe concept · the script · the scene plan
- 11
A report or a spreadsheet
Data story
One takeaway told with animated charts, every number checked against your data.
You approveThe angle · the script · the chart plan
Type / for commands.Type @ to point at things.
Commands run a step directly. References tell the agent exactly which clip, file or passage you mean — and clips you select on the timeline travel with the prompt.
/plan- Plan first: the next reply is a plan, not an edit.
/director- Plan and make a whole video in six stages.
/polish- A final pass: audio, cuts, fades.
/explain- A dry run: the plan without doing anything.
/undo- Revert the agent’s last change.
@clip- a clip on the timeline
@asset- a file in the Media pool
@transcript- a passage of the transcript
@skill- one of the agent’s skills
04Generate
Generate what’s missing.Right in the project.
A shot you didn’t film, a voice, a score, a sound — the agent makes it with leading image, video, voice and music models and puts it on the timeline.
- ImagesStills, backgrounds and reference frames.
- Video clipsA shot for a gap, from a prompt or a still.
- VoiceoverNarration from your script.
- MusicA bed under the voice, cut to length.
- Sound effectsWhooshes, hits and ambience.
- Motion graphicsTitles, charts and animated text from a sentence.
Run skill:
DenyApprove onceAlways
Every paid step asks first.
Before a generation runs, the chat shows what will run and why. Approve it once, or always for that skill — auto-approvals can be changed in the agent’s settings.
Measured in AI frames.
Generation uses AI frames. Editing and export don’t use any.
Lands in the project.
Results go to the Media pool’s Agent folder and onto the timeline, ready to trim like any other clip.
05Context
Hand it the brief.It works in its own space.
Attach the script and the brief, point at clips, write in your own language. Each session runs in an isolated cloud sandbox, one run per project at a time.
Attach scripts, briefs and documents.
Up to 10 files, 25 MB each: PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images and text. Video and audio go through the Media pool.
Answers in your language.
Write in any language and it replies in the same one. The app itself is in English and Russian.
An isolated sandbox per session.
Each session gets its own cloud sandbox. The agent’s edits stream back to your timeline as they happen.
One run per project at a time.
Send another prompt while it works and it waits its turn — two runs never edit the same timeline at once.
One chat, shared.
Everyone editing the project sees the same agent chat, and who else is in the project.
06Limits
What it won’t do yet.
An honest list, so you know when to reach for the Editor — or for another tool.
Powered by Claudegoframe’s agent runs on Claude, by Anthropic.
- 01Colour grading and LUTsOnly basic adjustments like brightness, contrast and saturation.
- 02Lip-syncA translated version gets a new voice and captions over the original picture.
- 03Speed ramps and clip speedClips play at the speed they were recorded.
- 04Background removal and noise reductionNot built yet.
- 05Remembering you between sessionsIt doesn’t keep your preferences yet — attach your brief when you start.
Start with one sentence.The agent takes it from there.
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