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Kino AI Launches Code-First Video Editor for AI Agents and Teams

·2026.11.05 02:31

Key point

Kino AI offers a free Electron-based video editor built on Remotion that allows AI agents and human teammates to collaborate in real-time on a shared timeline.

Details

  • Kino AI is a code-first video editor built on Remotion that enables AI agents (such as Codex or Claude Code) and human teammates to edit videos, manage assets, and review content on a shared, real-time timeline.
  • The platform supports professional media workflows by providing custom decoders for codecs like ProRes, BRAW, and R3D, allowing users to drag large files (e.g., 250GB clips) directly into the timeline.
  • Every element in Kino, including projects, clips, comments, and individual frames, has a unique URL, creating a single source of truth that agents can reference to apply specific edits or address feedback.
  • The full editor is free with unlimited imports/exports and MCP access, while the Pro plan costs $25 per editor per month for unlimited MCP tool calls, YouTube search, and team collaboration features.
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