Reviewing my own build, so take it with salt :D.
For those new following my journey I’m vlad ( @deifosv), I made AgentCut. among other things.
I ran it fresh like a new user: npx -y agentcut, Claude Code signed in, gave it one prompt: “create a launch video for AgentCut using the style of the latest Macbook 6 ad”. 1st shot was ok but I not great.
What I think holds up: the agent builds real Remotion scenes on a timeline, so you can drag clips, edit props, or point at a frame and ask for a fix. No backend, MIT, projects stay on your machine.
What’s still rough: the skills behind the styles, and im working on it, music library(is coming) and more templates!
Give it a shot and let me know what you think.
Hyper Frames is cool but I only use my Mac when I'm on the go, other than that is Linux and Windows, so I built my own version that on the browser.🙂
Introducing AgentCut.
A UI companion when creating videos with your agent.
now live at agentcut.synteq.app/
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Gave AgentCut a try. Surprisingly easy to go with.
What got me: it’s not a black box. The agent builds real scenes on a timeline, I changed a few overlays & timings by hand and exported the MP4 straight from the browser, motion components ready to drop in. Free, open source, runs on your machine.
Cool build @deifosv
Hyper Frames is cool but I only use my Mac when I'm on the go, other than that is Linux and Windows, so I built my own version that on the browser.🙂
Introducing AgentCut.
A UI companion when creating videos with your agent.
now live at agentcut.synteq.app/
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I just completed a speaking lesson on 4ToSpeak by @lublubxt , and I liked how each step built naturally into the next.
The lesson took me through listening to the sentence, choosing the correct English word, typing the word myself, and then working on the pronunciation. I liked that I wasn’t just selecting answers; I also had to actively recall and type what I had learned.
The simple, step-by-step flow made the lesson easy to follow and kept me engaged throughout.
Big updated coming in 5🙂
Testing AgentCut was an interesting experience.
I enjoyed turning a simple prompt into a miniature city video.
One thing I noticed was that the cars' movements really affect how realistic the video feels.
I'd love to see smoother motion in future results. @deifosv
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I tried using TwinFold by @himanshutwtxs to scan a dev folder for reclaimable space and It reported that I could free up to 32GB without manually digging through all my files
This is a very useful tool for spotting wasted storage in dev folders without going through much stress
I tried using TwinFold by @himanshutwtxs to scan a dev folder for reclaimable space and It reported that I could free up to 32GB without manually digging through all my files
This is a very useful tool for spotting wasted storage in dev folders without going through much stress
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usually when I design using @canva I basically search for my desired template then edit it to Suit my design.
I just discovered dream lab on canva and I decided to use it to design a poster for test drive which came out pretty well.
funny how I did not give much prompt but it got the concept I was trying to explain
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Introducing the B roll library on Agentcut.
There will be over 22k videos available, categorized using Gema 3:4b.
Around 200 videos have been used, my PC has been on for 2 days and my GPU is about to spit fire.
100% free and OS
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Hyper Frames is cool but I only use my Mac when I'm on the go, other than that is Linux and Windows, so I built my own version that on the browser.🙂
Introducing AgentCut.
A UI companion when creating videos with your agent.
now live at agentcut.synteq.app/
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Just finished looking into @marklaunches’ Sidefleet and the idea made sense in an amazing way
i was able to send coding tasks from my browser to my own machine using my Claude Code
i also liked how it focused on using my own machine instead of relying on hosted environment
I turned my old computers into a fleet of coding agents.
Start a task in Claude, hand it to Kimi, move it to another machine. Spawn jobs in parallel. Check in from your phone.
Bring your fleet → sidefleet.xyz
Just finished looking into @marklaunches’ Sidefleet and the idea made sense in an amazing way
i was able to send coding tasks from my browser to my own machine using my Claude Code
i also liked how it focused on using my own machine instead of relying on hosted environment
I turned my old computers into a fleet of coding agents.
Start a task in Claude, hand it to Kimi, move it to another machine. Spawn jobs in parallel. Check in from your phone.
Bring your fleet → sidefleet.xyz
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While testing @LeadpoetAI to find prospects showing buying intent, I got stuck at the company-list step.
I entered a LinkedIn company URL, but the tool requires at least 10 companies before you can continue. That made the setup less intuitive than the actual prospecting idea.
I’d add a downloadable sample CSV/XLSX with 10 example companies and the exact required columns. That would remove the guesswork and get users to the useful part of the product faster.
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Tried a Spanish speaking lesson on 4ToSpeak & liked how it guided me through translating a sentence, listening to it, then saying it aloud.
I noticed that hearing the sentence first made pronunciation easier
It’s a simple, interactive way to practise a new language @lublubxt
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I gave AgentCut one prompt and let the coding agent handle the video creation instead of manually building each scene.
What stood out was how the prompt translated into a structured short video with animated text, transitions and timing already handled. I could focus more on describing what I wanted than figuring out every editing step myself.
The result followed the requested flow well, although a few moments felt a little fast, so the preview was useful for checking the pacing before settling on the final version.
@deifosv
Hyper Frames is cool but I only use my Mac when I'm on the go, other than that is Linux and Windows, so I built my own version that on the browser.🙂
Introducing AgentCut.
A UI companion when creating videos with your agent.
now live at agentcut.synteq.app/
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Posting this for a rewarded TestDrive of a new AI product.
I like the idea of turning one prompt into a video with the help of a coding agent.
I’d love more control over transitions and scene timing to make it easier to get the final result closer to my vision / idea
@deifosv
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Hyper Frames is cool but I only use my Mac when I'm on the go, other than that is Linux and Windows, so I built my own version that on the browser.🙂
Introducing AgentCut.
A UI companion when creating videos with your agent.
now live at agentcut.synteq.app/
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I used Dream Lab to bring @testdriveso Car into a neon-lit futuristic city.
Canva Craft did a great job with the glowing skyscrapers and wet-road reflections, making the scene feel alive.
It’s a fun way to turn simple ideas into eye-catching visuals. @canva
Loveeet 💎💎🥹
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I ran another test with Flow from @GoogleLabs , this time having the TestDrive Car drive across a bridge above the water.
The process was better than I expected. The movement looked smooth, the scene was clear, and the car stayed consistent throughout the clip. It also generated without making me wait too long.
My main question now is how well that consistency holds in a longer clip. I’d like to see the car, environment and motion remain stable for longer scenes without visual changes or distortions.
Another solid experience from a rewarded TestDrive of a new AI product.
@testdriveso
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I tried Canva Craft in Dream Lab to create a realistic home scene with a spacious car park and the TestDrive car parked inside.
The result genuinely impressed me. It followed my prompt closely, kept the car’s original colour and recognizable features intact, and produced a clean, well-lit scene without making the image feel cluttered.
The generation was also surprisingly prompt, which made the whole process feel smooth rather than like a lot of trial and error.
@canva got this one right. Canva Craft feels useful when you want to turn a specific visual idea into something polished without spending forever tweaking it.
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I had so much fun learning French with 4ToSpeak built by @lublubxt
I liked that I got to arrange sentences, translate, listen, and actually speak instead of just memorising words.
It feels like a fun, practical way to learn a new language.
Explore⬇️
4tospeak.com/
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