Claude is now editing my videos end to end, and in this video I show you the exact pipeline I’m using to make that real. I drop in a raw recording, tell Claude Code what I want in plain English, and it orchestrates two tools: video-use for trimming (dead space, filler words, retakes) and HyperFrames for the motion graphics + render. The wild part is how “hands-off” it gets—my 50-second messy clip turns into a tight ~30-second edit, and it generates a word-by-word transcript with timestamps so animations can hit the exact moment I say something. I also compare HyperFrames vs Remotion (Remotion can work inside video-use), but I’m choosing HyperFrames because the HTML-based, liquid-glass look feels more sophisticated and engaging for my style. The key takeaway: this isn’t magic on day one—you have to teach it your style. I walk through my prompting approach, why I use a planning stage before it writes a bunch of code, how I iterate fast with the new timeline editor, and how having multiple past projects becomes “training data” you can reuse so eventually you really can drop in a raw file and get a consistent, branded output.