BashCut
BeforeAfterCaptions and text
A hook title lands on the first shot, using a saved text preset.
Prompt
Add a hook title that says GOLDEN HOUR over the first shot.
What ran
bashcut timeline apply title.json # text item, preset hook-title
See it work
Real frames from a real BashCut project. Each pair is one agent edit: drag the slider to compare before and after.
One prompt to a finished vlog
A screen recording that starts in BashCut's New brief dialog (pick the genre, set the format, write the request) and then follows the agent: it looks at the footage, picks the shots, records the voiceover, adds music, captions and a light grade, checks its own work and exports. The 15-minute run is sped up about 60 times; the finished 47-second vlog plays at the end.
Prompt
Make a 45-second vlog from this footage, with Vietnamese voiceover and captions.
Footage: Creative Commons (CC BY) clips from Free Raw Footage, mynbalaofficial, ZU FILM & PHOTO and Saeed Roustaie.
BeforeAfter
BeforeAfterPunch-in
The same shot, pushed in to put the focus on the sun. Keyframes and reframe keep the picture sharp.
Prompt
Punch in on the first shot so the sun fills the right side.
What ran
bashcut timeline apply punchin.json # setProperties, transform zoom 1.45
BeforeAfterColor grade
A moody look over the second shot, as an adjustment layer you can move or delete.
Prompt
Give the lake shot a moody look and keep it on its own layer.
What ran
bashcut adjustment add --look moody --at-frame 150 --duration 150
Transition
A 24-frame dissolve between two shots. Most cuts stay hard; this one earns its place.
Prompt
Dissolve from the hills into the lake and leave every other cut hard.
What ran
bashcut timeline apply dissolve.json # upsertTransition, dissolve, 24 frames
The picture is a flat illustration that ships with BashCut, edited through the same CLI commands an agent uses. Frames are saved with bashcut ui frame; no mockups.