An AI-powered conversational video editing agent that transforms natural language prompts into complete video cuts.
An open agent framework that automates script generation, clip assembly, ASR cuts, and beat-matched audio.
FireRed-OpenStoryline is an open-source AI video editing agent that turns natural language instructions into edited video timelines. It helps video creators and developers automate scriptwriting, rough cuts, BGM selection, and visual style matching. You can run it locally or trigger its workflow through agents like Claude Code and OpenClaw.
The system searches and downloads media, segments clips based on topic, and writes context-aware narration with voiceover matching. It performs ASR-based rough cuts to remove speech disfluencies, aligns music beats automatically, and accepts conversational edits for visual adjustments. You can also export and archive complete editing workflows as reusable Style Skills.
It suits video editors, content creators, and developers who want to automate repetitive editing tasks like speech cleanup or templated social clips via AI agents. It is not designed for creators needing traditional, frame-by-frame timeline controls without coding or terminal setup. Non-technical users looking for an instant desktop app may find the model setup complex.
Automatically trims filler words, pauses, and repeated phrases from spoken tracks using timestamped speech recognition.
Generates storylines and narration while allowing you to tweak colors, fonts, and clip sequences through prompt instructions.
Saves entire editing workflows into reusable skill modules that you can apply to new media batches.
Integrates with OpenClaw, Claude Code, and Codex to trigger video generation tasks directly from terminal agents.
FireRed-OpenStoryline is free to use and modify under its open-source terms. Operating costs depend on your local hardware execution and any third-party AIGC APIs you connect for video generation or AI transitions.
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Currently, setup and execution require terminal commands, Conda environment setup, and script execution, though compatible agents like OpenClaw can manage execution once installed.
AI transition generation relies on external AIGC video generation API services, which can incur API usage costs and variable results.
Style Skills let you archive a complete sequence of script style, font choice, music selection, and cutting rules to apply across new footage batches.
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