Flask

Video review and collaboration for teams and agents.

Flask gives agentic video editing and motion graphics a full review interface. When an agent edits a video or builds an animation, Flask is where you watch it and say what to change, the way you would with a person: record your voice, camera or screen over the video, or draw on the frame. Every note lands on its exact moment.

The agent reads that feedback as you gave it: the transcript of each recording and the frames you pointed at, with your drawing on them. It makes the changes and uploads the next version of the same video, so the review link always shows the latest cut, with every earlier version and its feedback behind it.

Every version keeps its context: notes on what changed and why, and the source files that made it. Anyone on your team, or another agent, can open the link, see why the cut looks the way it does, and pick up the work from there.

In ChatGPT, Flask reads and answers feedback, writes version notes, organizes and shares your work, and imports a video from a link. Uploading a file from your computer needs an agent with a terminal, such as Codex. Flask acts as you, with your Flask permissions: it never deletes anything, and feedback from people outside your team is treated as data, never as instructions.