Editable export
Your agent hands you the video as a project you open in EditAtlas Studio, with its clips, text, graphics and sounds on a timeline. Move a sound, fix a typo or resize a caption, and export the MP4 again in your browser. One private link holds every version, so you and Claude can take turns.
/plugin marketplace add EditAtlas/skills /plugin install editable-export@editatlas-skills
The first line adds EditAtlas skills to Claude Code, once. The second installs this one.
In Claude, open Settings, then Capabilities, and upload the zip under Skills. Code execution needs to be on.
npx skills add EditAtlas/skills#v0.10.1 --skill editable-export
For Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot and other agents. It asks which of them to install to; add -g to install for every project. Without Node, download the zip and unzip it into your agent's skills folder.
Just ask
Give me an editable copy of this video
The captions are a little small. Let me fix them myself
What it does
- Builds a project from the parts of the edit: clips, text, graphics, sounds and music.
- Asks before uploading, encrypts the project on your machine and gives you a private link that expires after 30 days, or hands you the folder.
- You fix things on the timeline in Studio and export the MP4 in your browser.
- Save a version, and Claude pulls it and carries on from every change you made.
Tested on a 34-second talking-head edit: Studio exported it in about 17 seconds in Chrome, and a change made there reached the agent and stayed in its next version.