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Agentic Video Editing This is crazy! I just asked Claude Code to build me an entire agent-powered video editing app. ~10K lines of code. Uses Claude Agent SDK + Claude Opus 4.6. It's really good. Runs locally. Highly customizable. You can just build things.

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