@FinanceYF5: Fable 5 used itself to edit its own launch video. The Anthropic Claude Code team never touched a video editor — transcription, color grading, ffmpeg, Figma MCP, Remotion rendering, all done by Fable writing code and orchestrating tools. AI edited the video that announced the birth of AI...
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Fable 5 fully automated the editing of its own launch video using Anthropic Claude Code team's tools (including ffmpeg, Figma MCP, Remotion, etc.), achieving AI-driven video production, creating a recursive effect.
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Fable 5 edited its own launch video.
The Anthropic Claude Code team never touched a video editor — transcription, color grading, ffmpeg, Figma MCP, and Remotion rendering were all done by Fable writing code to orchestrate the tools.
An AI edited the video announcing the birth of AI. The recursion is next-level. 🎬 https://t.co/M7LC47eJTo
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