You’ve got to check this out—this is one of the first AI workflows I’ve used that can actually see inside your video, not just read the transcript. In this video I walk you through how I’m using Descript’s AI (Underlord) to run a visual review that flags on-screen typos, sections that drag on too long, audio/visual mismatches, technical glitches, and even confidential info you really don’t want going live (like phone numbers or credit card details). This is the kind of stuff that can keep you up at night—trust me, we’ve had videos go live with typos, and we’ve even had my mobile number slip through once. My normal “final check” is watching at 3x speed and fixing anything obvious. But this AI report adds a sanity check layer in seconds, and I love that it over-reports slightly so you can quickly confirm what matters. I show the exact setup: import a low-quality export (faster is better), open Underlord, and make sure you’re using Claude Opus 4.5—because that’s the one I found that truly looks at what’s on screen. Then I run my multi-phase video reviewer prompt, paste the output into a Google Doc for easier reading, and jump back into Descript to fix anything worth fixing before publish.