How it works
Say what you want changed
In the editor panel, or from Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT over MCP.
AI agent
Tell the agent what to change. It edits the video.
Clueso agent works on real projects. It makes edits an editor would make and publishes it — clips, elements, zooms, music, voiceover — applied automatically.
“Zoom on the settings panel and label the save button.”
What Clueso does
Edits the actual project
It reads the current state, applies real operations, and checks its own layout before committing.
What you get
An edit, not a regeneration
The rest of the video is untouched, and the change is reversible.
What it actually does
The controls an evaluator asks about, not a restatement of the headline.
Works on clips
Split, reorder, retime and duplicate the clips that already exist.
Places real elements
Text, callouts, images, rectangles, arrows, blur and spotlight — the same primitives you place by hand.
Understands zoom layering
It can scale everything in a clip, or only what sits below the zoom so a caption stays crisp on top.
Keyframes motion
Opacity, scale, rotation, blur and shadow are keyframable by the agent, not just settable.
Checks its own layout
A layout pass catches elements bleeding off-canvas or covering something they shouldn't, before the edit commits.
Reads before it writes
It diffs the project and commits a change set, so an edit is inspectable rather than a black box.
Handles audio too
Music and voiceover operations sit in the same tool surface as the visual ones.
Records for you
With the record-browser add-on the agent can film a browser flow itself rather than waiting for a recording.
Without it
With Clueso Agents
Without it
An edit request meant opening the editor and doing it by hand, or regenerating and losing everything else.
With Clueso Agents
You describe the change. The agent makes exactly that change, and the rest of the project stays as it was.