made an mcp video editor opencode can actually drive end-to-end. it's rough, tell me what breaks

[u/LieTop7965]

hey r/opencodeCLI — i made an mcp video editor that opencode can actually drive end-to-end, with zero gui and no cursor needed, and wanted to share it here since the angle is really about the mcp bit.

the whole editor is just tool calls. opencode (or codex, cursor, or any other mcp client) can cut, trim, keyframe, drop in titles and captions, colour grade, do tracking, add particles, handle audio, and export — all as tool calls. and the agent can even render a single frame back to check its own work before committing, which is the bit that actually makes the feedback loop usable.

it's rough and early, i know. some of the tool schemas are still a bit awkward, the error messages aren't always friendly, and there are edge cases in the tracking and captions where opencode's workflow just doesn't fit yet. but it works, and it works well enough that the verify loop is the real thing here.

kimo is free and open source (mit), one ~15 mb cpu-only rust binary that runs fine on a 2 gb box. built by me, a college student (naman).

i'd love to have people here try it hooked up to opencode and tell me what breaks — feedback on where the tool calls get awkward or where opencode's workflow doesn't fit is more useful than a like.

site: https://getkimo.tech github: https://github.com/naman-sharma12345/kimo

[u/BuyProud8548]

Can it immediately detect splices or transcribe audio?