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According to a post on X by @trykino, Kino is now open for anyone to try. The tool lets teams drop in footage, get highlights, edit together and send links for feedback. It says coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex do the editing work, and it describes itself as a shared home for a team and its agents. The source excerpt is truncated, so other details are not available here.
According to a post on X by @trykino, Kino is now open for anyone to try. The tool lets teams drop in footage, get highlights, edit together and send links for feedback. It says coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex do the editing work, and it describes itself as a shared home for a team and its agents. The source excerpt is truncated, so other details are not available here.
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Kino, now open for anyone to try, lets teams drop in footage, get highlights, edit together and send links for feedback while coding agents like Claude Code and Codex do the editing work. It pitches itself as a shared home for a team and its agents. Also: https://x.com/i/status/2115876931749200320 <a...
Teams already using Claude Code or Codex for software work may want to test whether these agents can handle video production too. Anyone making videos with agents would get one shared place for footage, feedback and agent work. The source describes the product but shows no results, so independent testing of how well the agents perform the editing is the thing to watch.
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