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Use your AI Agent to Help you Edit

Your browser’s AI agent can connect to our text-based video editor via WebMCP.

How to connect

  1. Open the editor in a browser with a WebMCP-compatible AI agent.
  2. Try the demo, or upload a recording and transcribe it.
  3. Paste the prompt below into your agent. Keep the editor open while it works.

What your agent can do

ToolWhat it doesInputs
get_text_editor_state
  • Read recording details and settings
  • Check edits and processing progress

None ({}).

read_text_editor_transcript
  • Read or search transcript words
  • Get timings and speaker IDs

Optionaloffset, limit, search

limit: 1–200 words; default 100.

edit_text_editor
  • Cut, trim or restore speech
  • Edit transcript text and speakers
  • Set caption style, size and position
  • Toggle noise reduction
  • Undo or redo edits

Requiredproject_id, expected_revision, request_id, command

command contains the edit type and its arguments.

read_text_editor_cleanup
  • Review filler-word and pause suggestions
  • Inspect cuts and retained sections

Requiredkind

Optionaloffset, limit

kind: filler, pause, cuts or sequence. limit: 1–200; default 100.

control_text_editor
  • Transcribe recordings
  • Reduce background noise
  • Play, pause and seek
  • Export MP4, WebM or WAV
  • Download subtitles and back up projects

Requiredaction, project_id, expected_revision, request_id

By actionmodel, language, identify_speakers, time, clock, first, last, format, enabled

Additional fields depend on the selected action.

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Try a prompt

Remove filler words and long pauses

What to expect

  • You and your agent work on the same live project. Switch between manual and agent editing, preview changes, and use Undo to reverse edits from either.
  • Text corrections change captions. Cuts remove audio and video.
  • Media processing stays on your device. However, if you work with an AI agent, your agent may have access to your media.