As a motion designer, I spend hours in After Effects adjusting keyframes, easing, layers, and timing. The interesting thing about Tesseract is giving AI agents those same editing tools. Imagine skipping the repetitive work in Adobe and still having full control over the final video. This is the kind of AI editing I'm interested in seeing develop.

Was lucky enough to get early access to Tesseract through @trymirage and was able to animate some of my storyboards using it. Made much more progress than I thought would be possible here. It's basically Premiere and After Effects all built for agents. Keyframe animation, easing, masks, time remapping, and everything else is built in, so the agent is doing true animation, not fake animation done through HTML or React. It was that aspect that really blew me away. Could take an idea further using [Astra/Sol] but still manually adjust curves.