Vibe Editing — video editing by talking to Claude Code

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Vibe Editing is a set of instructions and generalized scripts for Claude Code that describes how to edit video by talking, without a timeline or editor. You describe the cut, pacing, music, captions and animation in words, and the agent drives FFmpeg, ElevenLabs, HyperFrames and a little Python with Pillow. It then samples frames from its own output, checks the audio and fixes what it finds before showing the result. The documents cover the stack, the workflow, editing techniques, B-roll, motion and common pitfalls. According to the author, this flow makes product launch films, event aftermovies, feature walkthroughs with screen capture and short reels with split-screen and beat cuts. The repository contains no videos or brand assets, so you add your own clips. ElevenLabs is used for voice and music. MIT license.