YouArt Launches Desktop AI Agent for Video Editing Workflows

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Y Combinator-backed YouArt has launched a Mac and PC desktop AI agent designed to manage video production workflows, working with local project files and existing editing software rather than generating standalone clips. It can bring client feedback from Slack or Gmail into a shared project canvas, pin comments to relevant shots or frames, and help make requested revisions while leaving creators in control of what to accept. With permission, it can operate tools including Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, and Blender, and supports tasks spanning research, storyboarding, visual creation, and export. The app also offers browser-based research and lets users supply API keys for supported AI providers, with smart routing that compares prices. The product details are based on company materials; one report said independent hands-on reviews were not yet available at launch.

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