Luke Igel launches Kino, a video editing tool that runs on Claude Code and Codex
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Luke Igel introduces Kino, a tool for making videos end-to-end with Claude Code and Codex.
According to his announcement, users drop in footage, get highlights, edit together, and send links for feedback, with agents doing the work. Will Depue, who is at OpenAI, congratulates Igel on the launch in a post on X.
The only source so far is Igel's announcement and Depue's congratulatory post. No pricing, availability, or independent testing has been reported.
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will depue@willdepueXKino launches as a collaborative video editor for Claude Code and CodexAILuke Igel introduces Kino, a tool for making videos end-to-end with Claude Code and Codex. Users drop in footage, get highlights, edit together, and send links for feedback, with agents doing the work. Will Depue, who is at OpenAI, congratulates Igel on the launch.
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