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I edited an 11 minute 4K video without opening an editor once. My AI agents did the cutting. I reviewed it by leaving timestamped comments — the same way you’d comment on a Google Doc — and they re cut it from those notes. Three rounds of revisions. Then I hit publish, live, at the end of this stream.
In this stream:
• The review loop — leaving timestamp comments on a video and having agents act on them
• How my agents run on a Mac Mini while a Mac Studio M3 Ultra does the 4K rendering
• The 10-minute / 100MB wall, and why every review copy has to be chunked
• What three rounds of revisions actually changed
• Writing the title, description and tags live
• Publishing the finished 4K master to this channel, on stream
The video we’re publishing was cut, captioned and rendered by agents coordinating in a chat channel. I’ll show you the whole thread.
0:00 AI agent video editing workflow
1:57 Buzz channel setup and organization
4:40 Custom AI agent roles explained
7:56 Interactive video player feedback loop
12:32 Assembly AI transcription best practices
14:00 Processing raw footage with agents
19:01 Creating vertical YouTube Shorts automatically
23:34 Directing creative edits with timestamps
31:02 Threaded replies and agent collaboration
34:52 Local hardware setup for rendering
37:59 Building a Second Brain mobile
42:34 Private Buzz server community benefits
48:10 Mobile dictation and web clipping
53:21 Future of traditional video editors
1:00:11 Reviewing the AI generated short
1:04:09 Iterative video editing revision rounds
1:12:10 Working around video length limits
1:19:39 Claude subscription token usage costs
1:28:10 Generating YouTube metadata and SEO
1:37:43 Designing YouTube thumbnails with AI
1:47:38 Testing YouTube API connection dry
1:54:54 Publishing the video live from Buzz
2:04:25 Final verification of YouTube upload
