Clips & the Studio
Reading a clip's evidence, editing it in the Studio, and getting the final file out.
What a clip page shows
| Section | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Detection score | How strongly the clip's window spiked across the raw signals compared to the rest of the video. A ranking signal, not a performance guarantee. |
| Signal confidence | How many independent signals agreed something happened here. |
| Detection signals | Which statistical signals fired and how unusual they were (z-scores and percentiles against the whole video). |
| Transcript | What was said inside the clip window. |
Every clip plays instantly in the project's review queue — its own video once generated, or by seeking into the source while it still is. Rate it (👍/👎) to teach the system your taste per channel, then open the clip page to edit and export it.
Editing in the Studio
- Hook title — the text overlaid on the short's opening seconds.
- Post caption — the description to paste when you post (saved instantly; no re-render needed).
- Trim — nudge the start/end in one-second steps. Clips stay between 8 and 90 seconds and inside the source video.
Text-only edits save instantly. Changes to the cut boundaries need Save & re-generate — the Studio tells you when that's the case, shows an honest generation status, and replaces the clip (and its download) when done. Your plan limits are enforced server-side on every cut.
Downloading
Download fetches the clip as an MP4 via a signed, expiring link, named after your hook title — the exact cut of the source video, at source quality.
Ratings teach the system
Thumbs up/down on clips from a connected channel gives the AI detector worked examples of what you keep and what you reject. Ten rated clips are enough to feel the difference on the next stream.