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Finished edits, not model outputs

Model APIs give you inference: a clip from a prompt, a matte from a frame. AskEditor is one level up: templates are complete, directed edits (a launch film, a tightened take, a background removed and recomposed) with the judgment already encoded: composition rules, grading constants, cut craft, QA gates. You bring footage; the template brings the editor’s eye.

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The editable canvas

Every job returns finalUrl (mp4) and canvasUrl, the same edit as a live timeline. When your user says “almost, can the text come in later?”, that’s a drag in the editor, not a re-run of the pipeline. Results first, refinement when it’s wanted.

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Built for agents

The primary reader of these docs is an agent:
  • MCP-native: the connector is a first-class door, not a wrapper.
  • Typed refusals: a template that can’t work on the given material says so with a machine-readable reason (Refusals), before money is spent.
  • Estimate before run: price and blockers are a free call, so an agent can ask consent honestly.
  • Machine-readable everything: llms.txt, a stable OpenAPI URL, a JSON template index (Agent surfaces).