Point us at a channel. We find the moments worth cutting, cut them, caption them, and hand back finished vertical clips with the plan for which account posts what, when. One call instead of a four-hour agent loop.
Nobody is going to watch two thousand videos to find them. That is the job, and it is the part that costs money.
The expensive part was never the rendering. It was the figuring out — which moments are worth cutting, where a sentence actually starts, why the captions drift a quarter second by the end. We already paid for that once.
Measured on a real 2,247-video channel. Your number moves with how much of the candidate list you read back before approving.
Twenty hooks, two cuts each, five voices, spaced across weeks — so a batch never reads as one operator working a schedule.






Pull the whole back catalogue and rank it by what actually performed.
Word-level timings straight from the captions. No transcription pass, no bill for one.
Every window scored against seven archetypes — receipts, hard truth, origin, called it, contrarian, rules, spicy.
In and out points snapped to real pauses, so nothing opens or lands mid-word.
Face crop, recovered portrait, or blurred pillar — picked per clip from what the source actually is.
Word-by-word burned captions in five distinct styles.
Each clip gets an account, a voice, copy, hashtags and a slot.
# one call, then read the manifest POST api.repostarmy.com/v1/runs { "channel": "youtube.com/@yourchannel", "hooks": 20, "variants": 2, "accounts": 5, "format": ["shorts", "x"] }
Same surface over MCP, so an agent drives it with no wrapper.
You connect the channel you're clipping and we check that you own it. That's the whole gate, and it isn't negotiable — a tool that lets anyone cut up anyone is a copyright problem wearing a product's clothes.
It's also why this works. Clips from a catalogue you own, posted by accounts you run, are marketing. Everything else is someone else's lawsuit.
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