I showed two of my team how my AI editor makes this show. One of them asked why I was showing her. My AI editor is called Blade. A viewer, Ray Edwards, named her. So I pulled up a fresh call and walked Jen and Lisa through it, start to finish. Download the Google Meet recording. Open Claude Code. Drop the file in. Type "begin scripting." That's it. It keeps my computer awake, transcribes the call, checks the story so far, and writes the outline, the hooks and the script. Then it pings me. In the middle of the demo, it did exactly that: "Mike, the October 29th script is ready." Lisa asked about the training docs. There aren't any. It was just an ongoing conversation. I like this. I don't like that. Over time I had it keep a document of everything we've ever said on this show. Every episode, who spoke, every timestamp. So when I asked it to find the flashback where we named the AI editor, it found it on its own. Lisa: "It's kind of mind blowing." Then: "Why are you talking to me about this?" Because I wanted them to see what's possible. Jen asked how long it's been. About 30 days. A few weeks ago I was the main character, the producer, the scriptwriter and the editor. Now Blade is a full scale producer of the show. I create the show and she takes care of the rest. What part of your work would you hand to an AI? Start your comment with "I'd hand off…" 👇 Press Start: The Road to 3,000. #SocialMediaExaminer# #SMMW27# #AIVideoEditing# #ClaudeCode#