Enable AI agents to edit video directly on the timeline
Imagine an AI agent like Claude or Codex accessing a video editor's timeline to insert subtitles and join cuts. This app is a macOS video editor that lets you handle AI-generated video and images directly in the editing interface. When the app is open, it provides a channel for AI tools to connect to the editor and perform tasks.
Combining AI generation and editing
The editor was built from scratch in Swift, following the workflow of existing professional editors while integrating AI features. You can generate video and images using latest models like Seedance or Kling, and refine the generated results directly on the timeline. The in-app agent can also work on the same project, allowing the AI to proceed with the editing process without direct user manipulation.
Connecting external AI tools
While the app is running, it provides an MCP server via a local network address.
- Claude Code Run the
claude mcp addcommand in the terminal to register the server using HTTP transport. - Codex Use the
codex mcp addcommand to specify the server address. - Cursor Follow the installation instructions in the app's Help menu or add the server information directly to the configuration file.
- Claude Desktop Use the extension file included with the app to install it to the desktop app with a single click.
License changes and support scope
Versions up to v0.7.6 and their source code are released under the GPLv3 license. However, binary releases after that have switched to a proprietary license, and the source code is not public. This repository serves to preserve the past open-source code and host metadata for current binary updates. Therefore, you must check the terms of the proprietary license to use the latest features.
Runtime environment and contribution limits
This app runs only on macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later with an Apple Silicon chip. It cannot be used on Intel-based Macs or previous versions of macOS. Additionally, this repository no longer accepts code contributions. The published past source code can be freely modified and redistributed under GPLv3, but you cannot contribute to the currently developing version. Before using it, you must verify that your system is Apple Silicon-based and that the license terms of the latest binary are within your acceptable scope.
