Ditching DaVinci and Premiere: editing video entirely in Codex or Claude Code
MatthewBerman · x · 2026-10-23
Matthew Berman relayed Alex's claim that he has ditched DaVinci Resolve and Premiere entirely, now editing video entirely in Codex or Claude Code — with a detailed how-to. It's a novel example of treating coding agents as general-purpose media tools, replacing traditional NLE software with a code-driven editing workflow.
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