veedstudio/open-edit
Open-source, agent-driven editing pipeline: create subtitles, motion graphics, slides, edit and render videos.
What it solves
OpenEdit provides a way for coding agents to perform video editing tasks without a graphical user interface or timeline. It allows users to describe the desired edits—such as adding subtitles, cutting footage, or creating motion graphics—using natural language prompts, which the agent then executes as a production pipeline.
How it works
The system functions as a "skill" that can be installed into AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI. It uses a CLI package (@veedstudio/openedit-cli) to manage the flow: transcribing audio with per-word timings (via WhisperX locally or VEED's hosted service), designing styles using HTML and CSS, and rendering the final MP4 file using a dedicated renderer. The renderer runs locally on the machine, requiring a desktop session rather than a headless browser.
Who it’s for
Developers and users of AI coding agents who want to integrate video production capabilities directly into their terminal-based workflows.
Highlights
- Agent-Driven Workflow: No GUI; edits are performed via prompts to a coding agent.
- Flexible Transcription: Supports local transcription via WhisperX or hosted services from VEED.
- Broad Editing Capabilities: Handles captions, cutting, reframing, and the creation of motion graphics from scripts or brand books.
- Multimodal Integration: Can pull in AI video/image generators or MCP servers (e.g., Figma) to inform design and visual elements.
- Local Rendering: Uses a source-available renderer that runs on Apple Silicon Macs or Windows x64 PCs.
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