CueFrame

One video project for people and agents

A shared video-composition substrate: edit locally in the desktop app or author the same project through MCP, REST, CLI, and x402.

CueFrame is one video composition shared by a person and an agent. Open the project in the free desktop editor to work from the transcript and timeline, or have an agent connect over MCP, REST, the CLI, or x402 to author the same clips, reframing, captions, and graphics as data. Either way, CueFrame renders production-quality video in any aspect ratio.

It is the reliable, expressive hands — not the brain. You direct; it does the legwork.

See the shared project render

Motion graphics without a flattened template. The amber title is a reusable WebGL component authored through MCP, then composited and rendered from the same project a person can open in the desktop editor. Open the template.

Subject-aware titles with real audio. The Yosemite Peregrines template places one wide PHENOMENAL title behind the ranger while keeping its identifying edges readable. Raised word-timed captions, the cinematic grade, original speech, and current CueFrame logo lockup remain independent layers. Open the template.

The loop

Every job is the same shape:

What makes it different

  • Content-aware framing — face and active-speaker tracking reframe the shot across the whole cut, not a static crop.
  • One compose, every aspect ratio — output to every format from one composition.
  • Scored drafts — the Director is CueFrame's authoring engine: given your intent, it drafts an ensemble of candidate edits and a server-side judge scores each one, so you get the best cut back — before you spend on a render.
  • Agent-native — a curated MCP surface, async-first with webhooks, every op declarative and validateable before you spend on a render.
  • One reviewable project — the editor, MCP, REST, CLI, and x402 operate on the same composition, so a human can inspect or continue an agent's work.

Next steps

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