Original Summary

I'm building proofcut, a video editor an AI agent drives. It's my project, built with a lot of help from Claude Code. The problem: I cut talking-head videos, and editing by transcript is faster than scrubbing a timeline. proofcut lets an agent (Claude Code, or anything that speaks MCP) cut a video by its transcript, add b-roll and music, caption it, and render it. Then it checks its own work: it transcribes the finished render and compares the words and frame count against the edit, so a render that doesn't match gets caught. Everything runs on your machine: whisper for transcription, ffmpeg, auto-editor, MLT for rendering, and OpenTimelineIO for the timeline, in Python behind an MCP server. What I need: nobody has run it on an M-series Mac yet. An Intel Mac has run it start to finish, and GitHub's M1 test machine passes, but that machine already has Homebrew, so a fresh Mac's install has never been tried. One script installs what it needs, runs a 2-minute demo, and zips a report to your Desktop. Running it again with --uninstall removes exactly what it added and nothing you already had. It takes about half an hour. A run that fails partway is just as useful, because where it stops is what I need to know. 47-second clip of an agent cutting a video with it, unattended: https://github.com/tydude001/proofcut#readme Steps and the report form: https://github.com/tydude001/proofcut/issues/1   submitted by   /u/tydude001 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 21:36:23