Step 1
Connect once
Install the MCP helper for Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor from the app. The bridge is local, and Fraime.it keeps the project, preview, undo, and export.
Agent video editingLocal MCP bridge
Your AI agent can shoot the demo, cut it, and export it.
Fraime.it exposes recording and the timeline as structured operations, so Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor can capture a session, cut the dead air, add chapters, titles, transitions, and subtitles, check the framing, and export from the macOS app.
Unlimited exports, no watermark, no signup. Pro unlocks the AI editing tools.
How it works
An agent can run the timeline, but Fraime.it stays in control.
The agent does not scrape the interface or guess where pixels are. It reads structured project data, proposes edit plans, and asks the app to apply changes through the same timeline model used by the editor.
Step 2
Ask for the outcome
Record something new from a plain-language brief, or open a session you already captured and describe the video you want out of it.
Step 3
Review the plan
Agents preview edit plans before applying them, so changes stay inspectable instead of silently rewriting the timeline.
Step 4
Export from Fraime.it
The app still owns the project, renderer, timeline state, undo history, and export path.
Agent tools
Every suggestion lands on the timeline as a real edit.
Fraime.it exposes the project as structured timeline data. Agents can inspect what exists, draft a plan, and update specific timeline elements by ID.
- Record from scratch: stage a window, drive the app on screen, and capture the session
- Inspect clips, tracks, annotations, subtitles, overlays, visual assets, and export settings
- Cut dead air from the exact recorded span of each action instead of guessing at video frames
- Add chapters, zoom framing, title cards, lower thirds, callouts, spotlights, and step counters
- Place transitions at clip seams, plus intro and outro transitions, and restyle them
- Run on-device transcription and place subtitles when the recording has speech
- Suggest filler-word cuts and speed-ups for silent typing stretches
- Render composited frames to PNG to check framing and legibility before exporting
- Adjust export settings for vertical Shorts, launch clips, and polished walkthroughs
- Create safe .agent timestamped working copies before editing a raw project
- Tune animation timing, slide direction, font size, colors, placement, and duration
- Undo, redo, save, duplicate, and export through the same app-controlled bridge
Working copies by default
Agent-created projects use a visible .agent timestamp naming convention, so the original capture stays easy to identify.
Local bridge
The MCP helper talks to the macOS app locally. The app controls the project, target selection, and export path.
Preview before apply
Agents can dry-run edits, report what would change, then apply the plan only when the user asks.
Start before the recording exists
An agent can shoot the demo too.
Give it one sentence describing the video. It writes the beats, rehearses them against the real screen, records the run with the thinking time left out, cuts it, frames it, and exports. Works on a web flow, a terminal session, an IDE walkthrough, or two windows at once.
Example prompts
Ask for the video you want.
The best prompts describe the finished artifact. Fraime.it gives the agent the timeline tools to turn that intent into edits you can review.
“Record a 45 second walkthrough of our pricing page and export it with chapters.”
“Make a 30 second product demo from this recording. Add a title, trim dead air, and export a vertical short.”
“Create a working copy, add callouts where I click the Render button, and make the intro feel more energetic.”
“Inspect this project and suggest the three edits that would make it clearer for a launch post.”
Describe the video. Keep the original safe.
Hand your agent a recording to sharpen, or a brief to record from scratch. Every change is previewable and every project stays yours.