Introducing - Video Editor Harness

What I find interesting is the editor panel for steering the agents. ~

While it may sound useful to run a bunch of edits in parallel, I think the harder part is keeping that parallelism comprehensible. When several agents change things simultaneously, knowing what happened and why becomes nearly as important as the edit itself.

I will probably pay attention to how people will review and compare those edits. This may ultimately be the aspect that adds functionality to the entire workflow instead of just impressiveness.

I found the Shotcut's fork interesting too. I am curious what you found missing in the original workflow that made you want to take it in this way

Congrats on the launch! One thing I'm always interested in with new products is distribution. After building the product, what's your current strategy for getting it discovered by the right audience?

The part where multiple agents can edit in parallel while you watch and steer them from the editor is pretty wild. Snapflow feels like it could be pulling in a lot more organic traffic than it probably is right now, especially this early with Linux already available. Have you seen what kind of users are getting most curious about it so far?

The interesting part here is less the AI editing itself and more the ability to watch and steer multiple edits in parallel. That could make agent-driven editing feel much less like handing over control completely. Curious how that interaction works in practice.