Built to spare
your Claude plan.
Claude only directs. Your computer does the editing, and the studio answers Claude in as few words as it can, so your plan goes further.
Everything Claude reads to plan an 8-minute video
53% fewer
One change, like “make the chart bigger”
27× lighter
The heavy work never reaches Claude.
Transcribing, cutting, rendering and mixing run on your computer. Claude never receives your video files, only the transcript and a few small preview frames.
Claude reads a contact sheet, not your video.
Clips arrive as small sheets of frames and the transcript as short timed lines, so one look covers the whole project.
A change costs a line, not the whole plan.
Plan checks come back as one short row per shot, and a change returns only the shots you touched.
The checks run on your machine.
Pacing, timing and the design check are worked out locally, so Claude doesn't spend tokens looking at renders to find mistakes.
Measured on the studio's replies to Claude while planning a test edit of an 8-minute, 173-shot video, comparing our first release with the current one. Claude's own writing and the frame sheets it looks at aren't included, so a whole video uses more; how much depends on its length and how many changes you ask for.