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# AGENTS.md

This repo turns a short video into ONE stylized **captioned MP4** — subtitles across every spoken beat,
rendered over the real footage by `veed-engine-cli` (the veed render engine). It runs via the `open-edit` skill
(`.claude/skills/open-edit/SKILL.md`) — the golden master. The default (recipe-backed) run is
**scripted end to end** — recipes are compiled code (`refs/html/<id>/recipe.ts`), zero tokens at run time;
subagents remain only for the opt-in vision analysis (run when the user asks to refine the style); the
CREATIVE path face-1 (the user brought their own reference/brand/concept) is authored INLINE by the
orchestrator, and creative iteration on a delivered result is REMIXED inline.
This repo is a **video creation and editing system** powered by `veed-engine-cli` (the veed render engine).
It is not limited to captions: agents can edit, cut, and reframe footage; layer motion graphics and
visual elements (shapes, images, animations — not just text); turn slides or websites into video;
capture web pages; and compose rich stylized output over real footage.

**Video is not always required.** Work from stills, slides, websites, generated imagery, audio-only
sources, or pure motion graphics when that fits the ask — source footage is optional, not assumed.

**Use the full toolbox.** Reach for any video or image generating service, and any available MCP
server, when it helps — don't limit yourself to the local engine and recipe path.

**Be creative and fluid.** Try new ideas and avenues. Prototype, explore alternatives, and follow
promising directions rather than collapsing every ask onto the captioned-recipe default. Match the
ask; invent when the brief is open.

One common path is stylized captioned video via the `open-edit` skill
(`.claude/skills/open-edit/SKILL.md`) The default (recipe-backed)
caption run is **scripted end to end** — recipes are compiled code (`refs/html/<id>/recipe.ts`), zero
tokens at run time; subagents remain only for the opt-in vision analysis (run when the user asks to
refine the style); the CREATIVE path face-1 (the user brought their own reference/brand/concept) is
authored INLINE by the orchestrator, and creative iteration on a delivered result is REMIXED inline.
Treat captions as one capability among many — match the ask, and use the full engine surface when
the work calls for edits, motion graphics, or other compositions.

## To run a video
When the user says "run the open-edit skill on `<video.mp4>`", follow
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OpenEdit is an open-source, agent-driven editing pipeline that ships with VEED's HTML renderer — closed
source, but free to use.

There is no GUI and no timeline. The pipeline is driven entirely through your coding agent: it
transcribes the audio, designs a caption style for the footage, and renders the clip.

OpenEdit edits footage; it does not generate it. Supply your own source files.
There is no GUI and no timeline. The pipeline is driven entirely through your coding agent — edit,
cut, and reframe footage; layer motion graphics and visual elements; turn
slides or websites into video; capture web pages; and pull in any video/image generating service
or MCP server when it helps. Source video is optional: stills, slides, generated media, or pure
motion graphics are enough when the brief calls for it. Be creative and fluid — try new ideas
rather than collapsing every ask onto captions.

<a href="https://github.com/veedstudio/open-edit/releases/download/launch-examples/OpenEdit-16x9.mp4"><img src="docs/examples/openedit-launch.webp" alt="OpenEdit launch video" width="100%"></a>

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