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co-founder @TellaHQ

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Joined November 2015
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Introducing the sickest agentic video editing setup: Tella Agent, Tella Motion and Auto Capture. Powerful AI editing, rich motion graphics, and remote agentic screen recording in one tool. Works fully in the browser or your AI chat.
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Unedited demo of how fun (and fast) agentic editing can be
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How to vibe edit a launch video the day before launch: 1. Record a bunch of takes 2. Quick draft rough cut to pick best take 3. Final rough cut (agent + manual tweaks) 4. Visual edits in parallel sessions
Introducing the sickest agentic video editing setup: Tella Agent, Tella Motion and Auto Capture. Powerful AI editing, rich motion graphics, and remote agentic screen recording in one tool. Works fully in the browser or your AI chat.
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haha belgium
Everybody: I will go to a richer country Scandinavians: I will settle for a slightly worse version of what I'm doing already
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With some imagination and tokens you can literally make whatever you want. I really can't stress enough how fun it was to make this video (or basically any video in Tella atm). For each part I just dreamed up some effect and watched the agent bring it to life. For all the text, I just scrolled X looking for cool text effects and told the agent to make those. Many parts took a lot back-and-forth with the agent. But the film strip scene was one-shot. The agent took 6 minutes. Amazing. The hardest part was probably paint splatter. That took a lot experimentation. I almost gave up and tried using paint rolls instead. It looked more realistic, but no je ne sais quoi. So kept going with the splatter til it felt good. Waiting for the agent still takes too long to get into a flow state, so I split the video into 3 parallel sessions for each of the main topics. Then I just switched between the sessions to work on an effect while waiting on another. For this to work I needed the agent to do the rough-cut first so the duration and story stays fixed between the different sessions. The Tella agent can see what's going on inside other sessions on the same video tho, so parallel sessions should step on each other's toes much. I guess we're 1 or 2 models away from flow-state vibe editing. Very, very excited for the future of this.
Introducing the sickest agentic video editing setup: Tella Agent, Tella Motion and Auto Capture. Powerful AI editing, rich motion graphics, and remote agentic screen recording in one tool. Works fully in the browser or your AI chat.
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Here are my "thoughts" on agentic video editing
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Auto Capture is hands-free screen recording. Just give the agent a website and a goal, and it will give you a nice demo video that you can use on its own, or as part of other videos.
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we have 260+ help articles at @TellaHQ. only 76 had a video, and almost half of those were out of date a week later, 136 have a video and all are current 96 were recorded by an agent. and they'll keep updating every time we ship to prod. how??? 👇
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RT @LouiseDSadeleer: 3 ways Tella was made for YouTubers: - "find all links I promised to share in bio" - publish directly to YouTube -…
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this is what video editing in 2026 looks like
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ok @TellaHQ MCP is quite good now.
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Tella Motion is so much fun
Black or white?
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This works pretty well with Tella Motion
Added a new skill: /teardown It creates a technical illustration of any object and lets you customize individual parts, colors and annotations. You can then export the result as an SVG or PNG. npx skills add jakubkrehel/skills
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How to:
This works pretty well with Tella Motion
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