Sharing Video Edit Projects on GitHub Could Do for Editing What Source Code Did for Coding Agents
_AustinCalvert_ · x · 2026-09-12
The author envisions a future where video editors share full edit projects — brief, timeline, assets, effects, techniques, rules — on GitHub as agent-readable sources, so a link answers 'how was this made?' and agents can reproduce or extend edits, with such projects even becoming training examples like source code. The catch: AI handles individual editing skills well but coordinating them all remains hard, which is why AI works best as a collaborator for professionals rather than a replacement for inexperienced users.
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