

Agentic Video Is Real and Here’s What You Should Try
AI agents are making it possible to edit, animate, and produce videos simply by describing what you want. NLW explores what changed and how to put it to work—from meeting highlights and concept demos to animated business updates and customer education videos that update themselves. Plus, three levels for getting…

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“My experience from amateur game dev and modding is that Claude Opus 5.5 does not “watch video.” It creates screenshots and evaluates those. Not sure about Astra. And its visual acuity is very unreliable .. it seems to rely on numerical anal…”
“Wow, great overview, Nathaniel- thanks for fleshing this out! Regarding your request for how we're using it: I stumbled onto some of this functionality a few months back and ended up writing a small animation studio and creating a Tesla com…”
“I've been using chat GPT and chat TPT uses descript But it's a bit expensive if you let it run wild So this video will help see my other alternatives”
“The Opus 4.5-to-agentic-coding parallel landed for me — if Opus 5.5 does for video editing what 4.5 did for coding, the self-updating video use case is the one to watch. Curious how far the footage-processing holds up on longer edits vs. sh…”
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