Describe the edit
Ask for a launch cut, caption pass, beat edit, cleanup, QC sweep, or export plan in natural language.
OpenReelio is a Tauri/Rust desktop editor with an event-sourced command log, FFmpeg render workers, a WASM plugin path, and a canonical Think-Plan-Act-Observe agent runtime built for creators who want automation without losing control.
The product direction is practical: keep the editor as the source of truth, let agents do planning and repetitive work, and make every mutation inspectable.
Ask for a launch cut, caption pass, beat edit, cleanup, QC sweep, or export plan in natural language.
The agent turns intent into timeline-safe steps, validates command payloads, and requests approval before mutation.
Every edit goes through OpenReelio commands and the append-only operation log, so undo, redo, recovery, and audit remain intact.
OpenReelio is not a cloud wrapper. It is a local desktop system where AI and external agents operate through product-specific tools, validation, and command execution boundaries.
Tauri 2 desktop shell with React and Zustand UI
Rust core service for projects, assets, commands, and render orchestration
FFmpeg workers for proxies, preview frames, and final exports
WASM plugin host foundation for future creator tools
MCP and Codex bridge plan for external agent access
Approval gates and rollback reports for mutating automation
The current integration plan keeps OpenReelio's sidebar as the canonical user surface while Codex and other agents connect through app-server, MCP, and adapter boundaries. Agents can read project context and propose edits, but approved changes still flow through OpenReelio's command log and rollback model.
Provider adapters, TPAO enforcement, transcription, smart search, and sidebar recovery flows.
WASM runtime, command schemas, marketplace groundwork, and contributor-facing extension points.
Color wheels, scopes, audio mixer, titles, multicam prototypes, VFX controls, and export reliability.
The project is MIT-licensed and the highest-leverage work is in reliability, agent tooling, render/export hardening, and professional editing workflows.