Creator explains a one-skill YouTube editing pipeline
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A nine-minute YouTube video edited by Opus 5.5: raw Tella clips cut in DaVinci Resolve over MCP, with Hyperframes B-roll such as a step card for the /youtube skill beside the host.
The creator’s post
I'm not an editor. Claude Opus 5.5 edited my entire YouTube video. The stack: 1. Tella for the raw clips 2. DaVinci Resolve 21.1, driven over MCP 3. Hyperframes for B-roll and animation 4. Claude Opus 5.5 as the editor The prompt and how the pieces fit together are in the below video and article. 👇
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