holy cow! Google Omni is incredible for adding motion graphics to your videos. If prompted correctly this will work seamlessly on your footage - quick tutorial on how to do this with glif and CapCut

finally getting around to playing with Google Omni more. It's definitely the best pure "editing" video model and we've taught the Glif agent a bunch of best practices around how to prompt it well!

I want to start doing YouTube videos again and realized all the pros limit/compress their audio harrrd to make it super loud, and if you don't do that, it'll sound weak! no limiter in CapCut, so I made myself a LOUDIFIER app that does that in one click I've always been a sucker for skeuomorphic audio software that looks like hardware and am VERY happy with this look which thanks to the upcoming Glif MCP was extremely easy to do with Claude...

it's time to Ancient Greece maxx as there's a wealth of incredible stories beyond the Odyssey. Here's #1#, ACTAEON & ARTEMIS, made with Grok Imagine + Kling o3 in Glif Glif worked pretty autonomously on the content, I curated the best & put it together - tutorial to follow!

As Seedance 2.5 is getting ready for release, let's see how far video models have come! the left one was done on Glif V1 with GPT-3 prompting "Modelscope" the right one is what the current Glif agent when asked to one-shot replicate the original clip using Seedance 2.

autonomous video test: I gave the Glif agent (powered by Claude) the link to this video and asked it to make a "more positive version" * it watched the video using Gemini 3.5 * wrote an alternative script * used Seed Audio to generate similar voiceover (very cool approach, love this model, insane what it can do, the agent just prompts the various voices into one infererence call) * used NB2 to generate stills * used Remotion to put it all together what needs work: - pacing / tempo (in many ways one of the hardest "taste" dimensions) - still looking for an image model that can do Midjourney textures + GPT prompt following - it tried to prompt similar music separately, but failed with ElevenLabs which defaults to rhythmic jazz piano