# Kino AI

Kino AI launched a rebuilt video editor on Hacker News that expresses editing, motion graphics, timeline dragging, teammate comments and 3D scenes as code built on Remotion, so agents such as Codex and Claude Code can work on the same timeline as human teammates. Previously, a raw agent harness could only describe tiny edits in words or one-off interfaces, could not refer to footage shared across devices, and received teammate feedback as Slack screenshots. In the launch video, more than five agents edited the timeline concurrently, one rotoscoping and one color grading all media through LUT support.

Kino AI launched a rebuilt video editor on Hacker News that expresses editing, motion graphics, timeline dragging, teammate comments and 3D scenes as code built on Remotion, so agents such as Codex and Claude Code can work on the same timeline as human teammates. Previously, a raw agent harness could only describe tiny edits in words or one-off interfaces, could not refer to footage shared across devices, and received teammate feedback as Slack screenshots. In the launch video, more than five agents edited the timeline concurrently, one rotoscoping and one color grading all media through LUT support.