See what Cadre can make

The creative brief

The request was to keep the website’s green glass design and full-frame footage, add zooms, and restore the take that originally followed the opening. This is the revised brief:

Keep the full-frame footage and website’s green glass palette. Add smooth zooms and restore the second take after the opening clip.

What the agent changed

These counts are totals from the three saved Cadre projects — every number on this page is rendered from the evidence file, which also carries the SHA-256 of each exported file.

Overlays counts the animated text callouts and SVG graphics the agent placed on the timeline — the same ones it can add beside a presenter in a Camera Only take, alongside camera layout changes that move the camera between full frame, a corner and hidden. Each one is an ordinary segment: retimeable, restyleable, deletable, and covered by undo.

Run details

The Agent API surface used here is documented in the tool reference, and the local security boundary in Local MCP security.

Where the footage came from

Three existing AI-generated Google Veo presenter clips were imported separately into Cadre. The homepage hero now continues from the opening demo into the original example-update take. All three shots have manual spring zooms; full-frame footage and mint/teal glass SVG graphics remain. The graphics, captions, cuts, music, zooms and all 1920×1080, 24 fps native exports were made in Cadre through its local Agent API. FFmpeg compressed the web files and joined the exports.

What this does not prove

• These are two selected presenter clips, chosen by Cadre, not a sample of typical results.
• It does not show how many attempts or corrections the edit took, or how long it took.
• It does not show the agent working on your footage, your app or your narration.
• It is not a benchmark against any other product, and no timing was measured.
• It says nothing about export speed, output quality on other machines, or how Cadre behaves on a longer recording.
• It is not evidence that an agent can do this unattended: every edit remains visible, movable and undoable in the timeline, and a person still decides what ships.
• The people and source footage are AI-generated. The chart uses illustrative data.
• This shows editing imported footage, not screen capture, webcam capture or removal of a speaker’s room background.
• These are three edited projects. The homepage hero joins the first two exports and the full demo joins all three. They do not show a live agent session.

Corrections to anything on this page go to jack@cadre.cam. Cadre publishes this page and makes the product it shows; read it as a demonstration, not as an independent test.