Look at the actual result
The agent reviews rendered frames, motion, text and audio timing. It checks whether people can read the title, follow the action and hear complete words.
It finds problems. Then works on them.
Review is part of the job. The agent checks the picture, sound, timing and export, uses the findings to make corrections, then checks again. You decide whether the video says what you meant.
review the draft and fix anything that fails
measuring title contrast against the footage
reviewing the title against the moving background
adding a plate behind the title
checking the title again with its contrast plate
One example of automatic review: a title gets a background so it stays readable over moving footage. The checks below cover much more than text.
The agent reviews rendered frames, motion, text and audio timing. It checks whether people can read the title, follow the action and hear complete words.
In this example, the title loses contrast against moving footage. The agent adds a background behind it so the words stay readable.
The agent reviews the changed title again. The same process applies to other findings, and the exported file gets checks for frames, duration and audio.
Checks help catch problems; you decide whether the video works. Watch the preview, explain deliberate choices and give feedback. The editor is there for your own changes.
Also: tidy up your recording, animated text, edit video with claude and everything else.
A partner that works on the problems it finds.