Tesseract plugins and runtime downloads are coming soon. This guide explains the workflow and requirements for launch.
Watch once for the story.
Does the opening make sense? Is the message clear? Does the ending give the viewer enough time to understand the next step? Address those choices before polishing small details.
Inspect cuts and moving graphics.
Ask the agent for frames around the moments that feel wrong. Check title readability, edges, overlaps, and whether a transition starts and ends cleanly. A filmstrip helps reveal timing and layout changes.
Listen to the complete mix.
Check dialogue on its own and with the music. Listen around cuts for clipped words, abrupt fades, or effects that compete with speech. Ask the agent to inspect the audio waveform when tightening talking footage.
Describe the change by time and intent.
“At 4 seconds, delay the title until the speaker finishes the sentence” is more useful than “make it smoother.” Say what should stay unchanged as well as what should move.
Check the revised render.
Review the affected section and the complete video. Keep the project and its source media so later edits build on the same work.
A prompt to start from
Review this Tesseract project before exporting. Show frames around the main cuts and title entrances, check for clipped text or unintended overlaps, and listen for clipped dialogue and sudden audio changes. Tell me what you find, then apply the specific revisions we agree on.